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Actually, I think that all dog breeds should be capitalised, so it would be Rottweiler, Golden Labrador, Golden Retriever etc.

I think they probably are. Are they bred from rottweilers and golden retrievers or rottweilers and golden labs? Note the spelling of rottweiler!

In general, the rule for dog (and cat) breeds is to capitalize the part of the name derived from a proper noun and lowercase the part of the name derived from a common noun.

In the following examples, "English" and "Yorkshire" are derived from proper nouns—the names of places—and thus should be capitalized. On the other hand, "mastiff" is derived from the Latin "mansuétus" for "tame or mild," and "terrier" is derived from Old French "chien terrier" for "dog of the earth, land, or ground"—both common nouns, which means those parts should not be capitalized.

English mastiff

Yorkshire terrier

- See more at: http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/capitalizing-dog-breeds#sthash.kSLGmUBb.dpuf

Therefore, golden retriever is NOT capitalized and rottweiler is only sometimes capitalized according to the dictionary I looked at.

Now, as for the question: goldens and rotties are both loyal as most dogs will be with their owners especially if they are treated well and there is a strong bond between the owner and dog. Goldens however are very gentle and are retrievers so they can carry things gently in their mouths and are usually very mushy, lovable and friendly pets whereas rotties can be serious guard animals who can get loyal to the point of being dangerous if not handled or trained properly. So, which one is it? :D

Do you mean a golden retriever or a rotweiller? Those are 2 different VERY different breeds.