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Ahmed Sobhy – A Rottweiler Lover On A Mission To Spread Knowledge

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Ahmed Sobhy

It’s not every day that we come across great success stories in reality. And with the world torn with the coronavirus pandemic, it’s harder still to even find the motivation to buck up and follow your dreams. So here’s something wholesome for you.

How many of you still have those song lyrics neatly saved in your drawer or your recorded songs in some corner of your phone memory? Listen to the story of Ahmed Sobhy, who turned his passion into an income-generating business, and you’re sure to find your inspiration in it.

Ahmed Sobhy Finds His Inspiration

I’m sure everyone reading this article is a dog lover. It’s a pretty common trait to find in people. But what you’ll be surprised to know is that Ahmed Sobhy turned his pure love for dogs into a successful business that spreads more love and awareness about dogs.

Ahmed Sobhy knew from the age of 8 that he loved dogs very deeply. He found them to be the best friends one could hope for. But it bugged him that there was a huge amount of negative criticism about this breed. He learned that people had a weird misperception regarding Rottweilers, and he found that totally unacceptable. This was when Sobhy decided to change things for the better.

The Journey Begins…

Born on July 20th, Sobhy is an Egyptian entrepreneur. He graduated from the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport Department of Computer Engineering. Before his venture into the dog-lovers’ world, he had a job in the field of Cybersecurity. However, another lesson that Sobhy brings to us: it’s never too late to fight for your dreams.

He knew what he wanted to do and worked hard to establish himself. Without further ado, Ahmed Sobhy created a Rottweiler Life fan page on Facebook. Even though Sobhy was unsure about his page initially, the response he got changed his perception. Over the short span of just 3 weeks, Sobhy’s Facebook page had over 200k followers!

He knew that with the amount of love and recognition he received, he had to do more. Within the short span, he had started untying the inaccurate perceptions of people regarding Rottweilers.

Ahmed Sobhy created Facebook fan page for Rottweilers, which spreads love and positivity regarding Rottweilers. His Facebook  page now has over 4 million followers.

Sobhy didn’t just post about his Rottie buddies, but also kept his page interesting with information on Rottweilers, their likes, dislikes, and so on.

The lack of content regarding this breed also led to the success of Sobhy. He constantly took note of follower feedback and worked on them. His undying passion for dogs and his consistent efforts led him up the success ladder.

All You Need To Know About ‘Rottweiler Life’

With his growing number of followers and constant demand for more content, Ahmed Sobhy created a website totally dedicated to Rottweilers called Rottweiler Life.

There are zillions of websites and pages on other dog breeds. But for Rottweilers, there’s only a handful. So Ahmed Sobhy’s new website became the perfect guide for all Rottweiler owners.

Rottweiler Life focuses on how Rottweilers are different from other dog breeds. Instead of portraying Rottweilers as violent and aggressive, it focuses on the softer, loving side of Rottweilers. The website streams constant videos and content on how to train a Rottweiler or understand their behavior. It delves into their needs, thereby making life a little easier for Rottweiler owners.

Next, he introduced a monthly magazine exclusively dedicated to Rottweilers. And that magazine has over 500k subscribers currently. Sobhy never shies away from hard work. He puts in tremendous effort to keep the magazine and his website interesting and informative.

Ahmed Sobhy’s Passion Project Continues

Sobhy went further with his passion project when he published a book- “Rottweiler Life.” Sobhy put in a lot of research into his book. Starting from the origin stories to breeding methods and training tricks, it’s a complete package on Rottweilers. Ahmed Sobhy’s book proudly carries the title of being in a US Bestseller. He has also founded a website called Rott Mart, which has all kinds of merchandise required by Rottweilers.

The word ‘stop’ is not in Sobhy’s dictionary. Recently Sobhy went on to start “Wow Things Media Company”, which provides guidance related to digital marketing, app development, and so on. This enterprise has also been a remarkable success for Sobhy.

Sobhy continues on his path to success stronger than ever. He has invested himself in other projects as well. His company now helps rescue animals and provides shelter to them.

Even after reaching great heights, he doesn’t give up on his hard work. It’s not regularly that we find successful passion projects like Sobhy’s.

Michelle has been a part of the journey ever since Bigtime Daily started. As a strong learner and passionate writer, she contributes her editing skills for the news agency. She also jots down intellectual pieces from categories such as science and health.

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The Future of Social Dancing: How Latin Dance is Adapting to a New Generation

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Latin dance thrives on connection. The music, the partner, and the crowd all feed one another. 

Today, that connection is shaped by a younger, digitally fluent generation, and few understand the shift better than Damian Guzman, founder of Bachata Sensual America (BSA). From prize-winning festivals to late-night socials, Guzman and BSA show how the scene is evolving without losing its roots. 

Streaming steps, viral beats

A decade ago, beginners to Latin dance hunted for grainy DVD tutorials; now they unlock entire combinations on their phones. TikTok loops, YouTube shorts, and Instagram reels have compressed learning into snack-sized bursts. 

Many of the artists signed on with Bachata Sensual America meet dancers where they scroll, posting slow-motion breakdowns and “follow-along” drills that rack up thousands of views. This approach addresses two key Gen Z demands: instant access and a clear path from screen to floor. 

By allowing newcomers to practice at home before facing a packed room, the online channel lowers the fear barrier while seeding a desire for in-person connection. 

Festivals as entry points, not finish lines

Digital discovery is only the first act. For many people, their real baptism happens at multi-day events where practice hours blur into sunrise socials. 

BSA’s flagship Houston Bachata Sensual Festival returned on May 2nd, 2025, with a follow-up week slated for Bachata Sensual Festival Chicago, September 4th-9th, 2025. Both weekends pair technique labs with mental-wellness talks and DJs specializing in bachata, mirroring the playlists in dancers’ earbuds. 

That balance of skills and community is why independent reviewers named BSA one of the “Top Latin Dance Festivals in the United States” for 2025. Yet, for Damian, awards matter less than the message: a festival can feel world-class without pricing out college students. He keeps passes tiered, encourages volunteer shifts that offset costs, and prepares bootcamps for absolute beginners, ensuring the dance floor reflects the same diversity he sees online.

Teaching culture, not just choreography

Bachata’s recent boom owes much to its European reinvention. Damian experienced that surge firsthand while earning one of the first U.S. instructor certifications in the Bachata Sensual style. He returned determined to give American dancers the same blend of precision and musicality he had experienced abroad. 

BSA classes devote equal time to connection cues, body mechanics, and the genre’s Dominican roots. That trifecta resonates with younger students who want authenticity, not just a viral dip.

“In class I tell people, ‘Technique is how you respect your partner; musicality is how you respect the song,’” Guzman said during a recent podcast. The line distills his mission: elevate standards while keeping the dance welcoming.

Building inclusive, mindful spaces

Generation Z brings new expectations around consent, identity, and mental health. BSA’s code of conduct spells out everything from appropriate touch to gender-neutral role selection. Security staff mediate conflicts quickly, and workshop leaders open sessions with grounding exercises to calm nerves. These actions might sound small, yet they remove friction that once pushed many newcomers away.

Damian argues that such policies go beyond ethics; they future-proof the scene. Normalizing role fluidity in Latin dance widens its talent pool and invites richer musical interpretations. By acknowledging anxiety and overstimulation — common concerns for digital natives — events can retain dancers who might otherwise retreat after their first crowded social.

Latin dance has never stood still, and its next evolution is already spinning under disco lights from Houston to Helsinki. With a phone in every pocket and a festival on every calendar, the gap between discovery and mastery keeps shrinking. 

Damian Guzman and Bachata Sensual America illustrate what happens when tradition listens, adapts, and leads with purpose. The result is a scene ready for whatever beat the next generation drops — and a future where social dancing feels more connected, inclusive, and alive than ever.

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