Coming to a City Near You…the Central Asian Shepherd Dog

[@AmericanStandardK9]

By monster I am referring to their size. I still don't suggest this for 99.9% of folks. Most folks struggle to raise and train their Labrador. Add an extra 100lbs and serious protective instincts it gets very.... interesting 🤔 But it's a free country 🇺🇲 so get whatever you want just get it properly trained and socialized and then learn how to ride it like a polar bear 🐻‍❄️

[@LadyEleven.]

Totally agree! I have Staffords and pitbull mixes as well as a pure XL Bully here in the UK 🇬🇧 first weigh in at over 10 weeks and he was almost 14 lbs and fully stacked wide. The vet was shocked at how well stacked wide my XL Bully was, as well as how calm he was and unbothered by his surroundings This breed has knuckles 😮he's already outgrown 2 collars and burst through another. Yet his training and socialisation beats that of many smaller dogs, including my Chorkie which is the size of a Jack Russell with the heart of a lion. I've got neighbours that can't even control their small dogs yet complain about other larger breeds 🙈 I've always believed that it's the deed rather than the breed. Almost 20 years later and I've yet to be proven wrong 😊 these so called "devil dogs" in the UK are mostly called so because of the thug like youths who know absolutely nothing about caring for and training them 🙈 rather get them to appear tough, they are attacking and killing all year round from sheer lack of knowledgeable and responsibile ownership 🤦‍♀️from my experience of pit bull, bull breeds, Staffordshire breeds ect... they are gentle loving giants who have a natural instinct to protect both your home and family with little to no training 😊 my eldest is over 12 years and has lived with my 3 young children and 10 cats and has never harmed a hair on their heads. Saying that, I always pick from registered breeders who have socialised them with both pets and children before the 8 week mark. I've never had an XL Bully before but am very surprised at how gentle, protective, loyal and loving he is around myself, 3 young children and my house in general. I was not expecting it all because I'd been told how this breed was to be shortly banned in the UK 😮 I also wanted to add that my XL Bully seems to have a natural calmer instinct around my very boisterous 2 year old ☺️ he seems to know not to nip her but gives me very gentle puppy bites! Now I've always known puppies with huge paws will grow up to be large... but I've never seen an XL Bully with huge paws AND knuckles (I'm new to this breed, he's my 1st) at 10 weeks. His knuckles (or that's what I've called them) are so pronounced and both his neck and shoulders are seriously wide 😳

[@dwightbain8328]

The white one on the leash I thought was a Kangol

[@jbezzaplays]

hey man can you look at this dog and do a review apparently she trained it kzbin.info/door/41xc2Ft2I0dVOjlpBIX8bA

[@TheRealSeeJ]

@@LadyEleven.staffords and pitbull mixes. Can’t make that up. And by Stafford you mean Staffordshire Bull Terrier and by pitbull you either mean American Pitbull Terrier, American Bully, American Bulldog, American Staffordshire, or Dogo or whatever else you consider a Pitbull at which case it would just be labeled…a Pitbull. Don’t be one of those guys fam.

[@LadyEleven.]

@@TheRealSeeJ You'll have to explain! I have a Staffordshire cross Pit Bull if that's what you are inferring to? In the UK they sometimes call them Irish Staffords to get around the laws. I don't quite understand what you mean by that statement... sorry

[@wiesbadengera1]

No worries, I could never afford to feed that beast

[@MeetingYourDog]

Yes you can! Put your mind and heart into your work and the Lord will bless it.

[@maxsavage3998]

haha

[@saulruiz9377]

Just let it out without a leash and it’ll feed itself no worries

[@Mazii147]

Nah Bro, this monstrocity could make you feed it and not afford feeding yourself

[@ashamed1225]

​@@saulruiz9377😂😂

[@UNDERTAKER2621]

That's no dog, that's a bear with a tail.

[@xBloodxFangx]

Bears have tails

[@UNDERTAKER2621]

@xBloodxFangx I am fully aware that a bear has a tail. But due to the fact that you can not see a bear's tail. Unless you look closely or have an X-ray. Unlike a dog's tail, this is why this classifies as a bear with a tail. 😁

[@craigjohnson9605]

@@xBloodxFangxhumans also have tails. Stop being a pedantic weapon

[@iHasCaek]

should fit alongside our horses in the barn

[@itsjustfacts9621]

Bears have tails there just short just saying

[@peacemaker4829]

Me asking my dog if he's ready to walk me

[@mariaraya6551]

💯🤣👍

[@deanjoseph2547]

Now that's funny😂😂😂

[@arniedee7251]

Congratulations, you win the best comment award 🏆🏆🏆

[@h.amz.a2262]

😂😂😂😂🏆

[@markone6861]

😅😅

[@luisathomas9551]

This dog is gorgeous ! The key is to not have any neighbors lol

[@Sparky920]

Get rid of them with the dog

[@TheGGod]

@@Sparky920 Good job Charlie

[@richardspinelli1433]

That's the plan..I'm saving up to buy land so I don't have to answer to anyone..But nothing compares to guarding ability than my trusty Blk GSD baby!!

[@53shug]

Exactly 😂

[@OilyNugget]

Im neighbour with three of these beasts and they protect the owners land and cattle 24/7

[@kingsj7662]

I’m crying 😂 he said you’re gonna have to get a second alibi

[@alinafstrmom7725]

Yes I thought he meant that it needed a partner but then I got it!!! 😂😅🤣

[@mikele9878]

A russian dog Alabai ❤🇷🇺👍

[@frankiemckane6314]

The best part 😂😂😂

[@algladyou]

I had thought of this before he said it. But it's still funny!

[@wilmatitzgreaux5086]

@@algladyouwhat is saod?

[@atlc2746]

“To intimidate and impress our neighbors “ sums up America pretty much

[@truevynym1797]

It is pretty wild over here... But come on over. There's some good food. Parks... And* 🤔... New dog breeds

[@-_-_-_8441]

Pretty sure he's talking about your literal neighbor living next to your house. Not country neighbors since your country neighbors had that dog before your country did

[@truevynym1797]

@-_-_-_8441 Uhhh....DUH! It was a joke pertaining to the way Americans eat up trends. Like the alabai... Come on man

[@Nameplease12blacknobility]

Classic dumb marxist take on America. More people would flee and enter America if they could, than any country in the world. Infact they take in more people than any country anyway, EVERY year. Legally, and illegally btw

[@user-nj1zu2nf1x]

Same reason mom needs a $60,000 gas guzzling SUV. Because you know her kids play sports

[@4fNReal-]

WOW, JUST WOW!!!! There's absolutely NO reason a normal everyday person, living in the city, could possibly NEED this beautiful BEAST!!! NOW, if your somewhere rural and need protection, then thats a bit different!!! My God this animal is something else! And should be shown that respect!!!!

[@derrickjohnson5651]

U say dont have a alibi's in the city but u will stay in a community with multiple pedophiles Americans are super weird except for me

[@Mc-hp5wn9]

You’re absolutely right, as a someone who lives in Central Asia these dogs (alabai) very grateful and harmless unless they see danger or someone who passes their territory, and they are very beautiful, idk why this man talking negative about this dog

[@greystash1750]

@@Mc-hp5wn9because in a civilised place, not wilderness used for raising food, an extremely territorial bear fighting dog isn’t a good idea. The reasons why really should be obvious

[@4fNReal-]

@@greystash1750 he literally agreed with my comment about NOT having them in the city!!!!! Civilized?! Really... The obvious thing here is your mood!!!

[@grendel8342]

If we have the capacity to care for and provide a good life for an animal. Others should have no right to intrude in their private business. Also don't live in a city, cities are cess pits of shit construction and even worse people.

[@babakukunbe2654]

He looked at the Pitbull like it's lunch😂

[@brinzonyebuchi7942]

😂

[@GT_Void]

He was definitely not impressed by the pits' reputation.

[@jordanwicinski2141]

I was about type this, but I knew someone already did!

[@timexyemerald6290]

​@MilesMorales._948are you sure about that?. Pitbull are not a big dogs. They are medium dogs. Even the famous Hulk the biggest pitbull 180lb dog is not a pure bred. It is said that it has a lot of different big dogs mix in it. On average most of the pitbulls are medium dogs, only most expensive pitbull that has big genes gets to become XL large dogs. Similar to German shepherd size but even then they are even more not likely to reach the size of XXL dogs like Kangal and this dog etc

[@nanau2002]

Lol,how many alabais did you see beating a pitbull?show me,i want to see .

[@a-factoracademy]

This is the only sincere dog trainer I've seen on media so far ..

[@Aralez-tj1mj]

I love alabais. Our yard ( neighborhood)back in Armenia had one. He was a stray but was fed everyday by the butcher. Such a powerful dog. Me as a 10 year old used to remove his ticks with my bare hands. He never complained. He was sweet with all the kids of the yard, despite his tough life on the streets. This was 30 years ago. His name was Archuk ( bear cub in Armenian). I believe I ll see him again when I die just like the rest of the dogs I have ever had or cared about. I remember you Archuk and I love you.

[@jamievaughan2184]

I don't know about hell but if you intend on spending eternity with Jesus Christ and his Father God as well as the helper The Holy Spirit then don't count on seeing any dogs 💯 I just realized that they do have dogs in hell they call them hellhounds 🥶 I love dogs 💯 I am just trying to give you some truth. 🕊️🕊️🕊️ God Bless You in Jesus Christ name.

[@jacquelinereed3528]

You are a sweet person, and I hope when you do get to Heaven you will see Archuk again.

[@1insane614]

Archuk is watching over you

[@Silkskii]

​@@jamievaughan2184and there are also evil spirits, but we have a good spirit (the holy Spirit) so I wouldn't count out dogs from heaven

[@ryanbizahaloni9839]

If that alabai was real tough, Kosovo wouldn't have the problems they have today.

[@babyree2901]

I was waiting for the “alibi” joke 😂😂😂

[@xDoomfirex]

The look he gives the pit sends chills up my spine

[@Pinkhairedkilla]

Ngl I know it sounds bad, but I wanna see em fight

[@xDoomfirex]

@@Pinkhairedkilla It wouldnt be a fight, its not like a pitbull vs a german sheperd where its taller but thinner and way less dense muscled I've pet these guys, they are walls of muscle. Easily 150+lbs. Their biteforce is equal to a lions nearly 3x a pitbull. It wouldn't be a fight it would be a mauling. Lthe look hes giving btw is that look you only really see in Livestock guardian dogs, its the, "I know you think your that guy but ask your self are you?" look. They fight wolves and bears(and win) to protect their heard.

[@shlimey04]

@@xDoomfirex dont underestimate the pitbull. No matter how big the opponent is, they will always give it their all and never back down

[@kiki_ci3880]

​@@shlimey04fr. Thank god they're just medium size. Imagine if pitbulls were the same size😮

[@jhaych]

​@@shlimey04 doesn't matter they will still get smashed

[@LCS-2017]

I transported a rescue Alabai from Paris to England. He was a rescue from China. Spent two days with him in a small hotel room, went for countless walks. Was the sweetest dog I've ever met. Still think about him to this day and have made it my mission to adopt one some day

[@jackiehanlon8479]

I have a few alibai rescues. Soft as ..... with me and most people. But they are not as big as those fkrs. I'm in bulgaria

[@Magnificenthimself]

Don't do it! Don't do it!

[@sokainafathi6448]

@@Magnificenthimselfwhy?

[@natasha3738]

@@Magnificenthimself exactly.... That's what the video is all about, don't do it.

[@badtrekee4348]

Why would anyone keep a dog made for cold climate and keep it in a hot one where the poor dog would only suffer. These dogs aint pets and if ur dumb enough to own one you deserve what ur gonna get. Have respect for what the dog is instead of trying to change it. You are not doing the poor dog any favors you are only making its life miserable

[@gunigougou4505]

We had one growing up in SEA, name was Georgie very well behaved, knew not to approach little children because they were scared of him. No one would mess with me walking him and sometimes he’d walk me to school and walk back home.Was loved by everyone that got to know him. I miss u Georgie. RIP buddy. Best dog & best friend a kid could ask for. Edit- Thank you for all the likes didn’t expect anyone to read my comment. Georgie woulda enjoyed all the pats♥️.

[@pllastmanstanding9716]

Haha walked himself home

[@Noadvantage246]

@@pllastmanstanding9716He literally took his human on a walk 😂

[@Nicolejum]

Lol georgie said “brb gotta walk this human”

[@Qeqoification]

I envy your memories good man/woman

[@asknoone3409]

You lie boy!!!

[@medicinaljutland1133]

Literally the King of all dog breeds.

[@rae-neko]

they are great livestock guardian dogs.

[@yekrishpatel7382]

They’ll probably eat the livestock 😂

[@brawlhallaman6196]

Dude in the first clip is in the suburbs 😂 ain’t no livestock there

[@sorryagatha5628]

Yes they are. From where they r coming from if they ever get agressive towards the owner or someone else they get shot on a spot, no one is going to train them or other sh-t.

[@shlimshlum]

Because their the size of livestock

[@rae-neko]

it's because they're big enough to control animals larger than sheep, and they're big enough to deal with coyotes and any other predator that might prey on your livestock.

[@jesiahwahl6089]

How nice of that dog to take it’s human on a walk at the start

[@LadiFai]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kirkmarshall6790]

I was thinking the sane thing. He’s not leading the dog the dog is leading him

[@madhead4529]

😂😂😂

[@rts-kj8bt]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@emmanueleteghrara592]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MichaelGarcia03]

“jamie, pull up the video of a bear and central asian shepherd fighting”

[@harindranathghosh1283]

Joe Rogan

[@shohruh.fayzulloyev]

There is actually one😂😂😂

[@JohannesKrauser]

😂 good one

[@calebhart5058]

This joke is so old Jesus christ

[@scottdarock8065]

@@shohruh.fayzulloyev For real? 😂 I gotta see this. Edit: That was some good Joe Rogan shit right there. I'm sure with his fascination of bears he's seen it already 😂 but that was funny shit bro. Your like " There actually is one." 🤣 Sure enough.

[@vrildox6278]

Yup... With that kinda alibi, no one will doubt where you were no matter where you say🌚

[@Packend]

bro was looking at that pit like “you don’t want nun” 😂

[@MarketVVizard]

U will do notin

[@stuckinperth]

That’s not a pit. Yeah the Asian guard dogs are monsters in size but the pit is the real monster

[@Packend]

@@stuckinperth bruh… i know the big ass white dog is an Asian shepherd. that’s the dog i was talking in POV of, as he is quite literally staring down a pit bull with the cropped ears. 🤦🏾‍♂️ learn to comprehend the message before you call yourself trying to correct someone.

[@stuckinperth]

@@Packend 🤣🤣🤣. Swing number 2 and a miss. The “pit” with the cropped ears looks more staffy then pit therefore that ain’t pure. A wolf dog don’t really act like a wolf does it so relate that to a pit not being a pit. Like I said Asian guard dogs are beasts but a real pit is a monster. U comprehending yet

[@Packend]

@@stuckinperth no i’m not comprehending shit you’re saying cause you type with broken ass english 😂 the middle of your paragraph made no sense

[@jossianmercado8049]

This is what i call teaching with good sarcasm, love it

[@matthewdurkee5673]

A dog known for being a Wolf crusher is all you need to know. Now if you need a live stock guardian dog it could be a perfect match. Just make sure your neighbors know to call you before they come over.

[@nanau2002]

It s not,that s a fairy tale for the new generations who spend their time in front of a screen.

[@ansur9556]

That dog won't survive against North American or Sibirian Wolves....

[@matthewdurkee5673]

@@ansur9556 that's the reason for having multiple for livestock protection. A sheep hearder that is around my area has 6 . No predators ever get close to the flock

[@Mc1997D]

​@@ansur9556 yet wolves tend to try not to get into situation where any of them could get seriously injured. So even one might be enough to keep them looking for other prey

[@submarin777]

​​@@ansur9556youre stupid folks, this breed fights bears in Caucasian mountains. A small group of this breed (2-3 dogs) can easily take on a full pack of wolves. It has strongest bite force, and if it bites you the second thing he does he rips that flesh out of you. No one here want to mess with these killers.

[@jamesgirard1090]

I had one it was the best damn dog I ever had you socialize it a lot it’s very stable in public. I could take it to the kids, soccer game parades, and he was fiercely protective over his home, but outside his home he was so confident he didn’t perceive hardly anything as a threat.

[@richardspinelli1433]

I can see that..my GSD. Tries to kill big dogs..but little dogs run up to him barking And freaking out. He backs up . Because they don't pose a threat..

[@cornell833]

​@@richardspinelli1433😂

[@cornell833]

Were can you buy a asian shepherd at

[@carterminter7814]

@jamesgirard1090 good to know they can be socialized.

[@samward9641]

​​@@cornell833overseas mostly there's a few breeders here in America maybe like two in California and you going to be on a waiting list for I don't know a long-ass time, but the best breeders have been doing it for a long time overseas, expect to spend $5,000 bucks for the puppy and then God knows what to get it over here, I would plan on having 10 grand.. mine was 5G but I don't know what it cost to get his ass over here ,cuz I got it from my homeboys jeweler, cuz at 4 months it was going after two 9 month old and the jeweler already had two 9-month-old sibling Cane corsos and at 4 months old he would scare the two 9-month-old Cane corsos right off the food bowl, but I got 10 acres up in the Sierra Nevada's so I got hooked up...

[@zap3108]

Yes officer of course I've got an alibi, he's over there.

[@Haagsebluf]

Whahaha Love this comment!

[@thisnthat7760]

The police : 😳

[@wisewoman7906]

Gorgeous dog. I will admire from a distance, though. Lol

[@fdsahbfcIA]

You're a wise woman

[@beatricecannon9922]

Same here. Beautiful, but I know they can smell fear, so there I will admire them from a distance. Starting through You tube😂😂

[@chinnychinchin89]

username checks out

[@Ze_Moose]

​@@beatricecannon9922😂

[@themetricsystem7967]

Through the screen

[@paulaclark4866]

Most people can't control their poodle. I trained my German Shepherd myself and he listens to every command I give.

[@melissabartholomew2538]

Poodles are smart too if you train them right they won't control you and your house . Miss mine . Got a husky and she is a handful but she is very well mannered but I can see how people give up on their training cause they are extremely stubborn ,high energy things just like poodles. And as much as I think these big dogs are cool I would never get one. The husky tested my patience.😅 Just imagine this big dog

[@upserlivinthedream]

That Poodle is way smarter than your GS ever thought of being. 😂

[@ICU-mw7su]

​@@upserlivinthedreamDoubt it could be if it's yours...you can't even get a point. 😮

[@ICU-mw7su]

​@@melissabartholomew2538Did anyone say they weren't? Just read without projecting.

[@melissabartholomew2538]

@@ICU-mw7su And do you care to explain how I'm projecting ? Though I don't think I was now I need to how? Cause all I said was I wouldn't get a big dog for one I'm 5'1 I couldn't handle such a muscular dog. But I never hated in any breed per se. I love all breed including pitbulls. All I'm really saying is I'm intimidated enough to not even want to get this kinda breed. Maybe someday if I had the money and the time to put in sure maybe I might consider a big breed like this but why would I now. So how am I projecting again? Or you just talking out of your ass?

[@juliaward2079]

A six month old is still in the shelter near me, he’s an adorable cuddly playful loving cutie pie! He already has a bad hip (surgery 2-4thousand) and his size (on two feet as tall as me) is scaring off most people, he doesn’t look like a tiny teddy bear puppy anymore which is hurting his chances of getting adopted😢.. I’m worried he’s going to live there for his whole life, waiting watching and barely getting proper walks.. I took him on a walk few months back and he was a perfect dream! I already have a panicky rescue, my hands full and not enough space, otherwise i would’ve taken him right away! Please everyone be prepared and informed before getting or breeding a dog, take a trip to your local shelter and take a look around..

[@_Dopamean]

Dogs like this should not be adopted nor bred in generel unless you actually have lifestock

[@grendel8342]

​@@_DopameanI disagree with you, you have no right to make that call for people capable of keeping these dog breeds and providing them a good life.

[@thelilniggasahil]

Where and which shelter I’m willing to adopt

[@_Dopamean]

@@grendel8342 Its not about beeing able to provide for those dogs. Its about what they are bred for. They always have to hold back on their instincts to guard and protect. I know many people think they want their dog to protect them and those guys end up paying thousands of dollars to dog trainers trying to fix it. I owned a Romanesk Mioritic, a New Foundland Dog, GSD and i am having a Cane Corso right now. I know my stuff when it comes to dogs and in my opinions its not fair to get a dog like a Kangal, Ovcharka etc unless you have lifestock. Those dogs are no lapdogs and simply too much dog for 99.9% of people. Thanks alot for beeing polite inspide of disagreeing with me. I appreciate that. Im not a native speaker so please dont mind my grammar if i fucked up. Have a good one! :)

[@juliaward2079]

@@thelilniggasahil in Germany..

[@m_d_l_a3208]

Agreed. How the hell would one stop it from attacking another individual/animal? It’s neck is the size of a tree trunk. How would one choke, then have the strength to keep it away from attacking again? Nope, not for me, anyone for that matter.

[@jpendarvish4561]

😂

[@imalittletoxicjustalittle]

"anyone for that matter" i hate people like you "i cant handle it so nobody can" they are used as livestock guardian dogs i agree as a normal pet its a stupid idea but the idea NOBODY could or should handle them is dumb

[@pinupzombie2273]

I would recommend for a farmer of live stock but that’s it! These dogs have raw power that the average dog owner can’t control. Including myself. I have German Shepherds, that’s enough for me 😂

[@cali2468]

​@@pinupzombie2273Exactly. This dog would be perfect for livestock.

[@mattsweet2467]

.45

[@laurawood8145]

Thank you for speaking out!!!!

[@DrDiarrhea]

That pitbull would have been humbled real quick

[@BerryMcCockiner]

lil homie had no clue what he was in for😂

[@peaceistheanswer275]

I don’t believe so. Why do you think fighters have long preferred pits to any other breed? Because of their tenacity. When they fight, it’s to the death. Someone has to stop breathing. That’s what separates them from other breeds. They go until someone isn’t breathing.

[@DrDiarrhea]

@peaceistheanswer275 nah....study up on that breed and you will be humbled as well

[@ematolic4463]

​@@peaceistheanswer275 there is a reason alabais are called "The wolf smashers"

[@LoisoPondohva]

​@@peaceistheanswer275 it's the same with Alabai's/Kangals. They haven't been used much in western dog combat not because they would lose to pits, but because they were basically unknown in the west until well after the peak of dog fighting. That, and it's hard to train them, they are incredibly expensive to feed, they need hectares of space to be healthy and so on.

[@whodhavethoughtit3784]

That is Beautiful animal...

[@RandysFiftySevenChevy]

When your dog wakes you up to feed him and you're the meal

[@deanjoseph2547]

Had one of those come into my dog grooming salon - it weighed 150 pounds and it wasn't even a year old

[@celiatx]

😳🤯

[@EzraHatsuko]

DAYUMM!!

[@mwq6073]

Mmm are you from Canada? Was the dog named nimbus?

[@deanjoseph2547]

@mwq6073 no I am not from Canada

[@mwq6073]

@@deanjoseph2547 was it a showline? And was it sociable, and not aloof or aggressive

[@atoplatform]

I had one, and he was sweet and affectionate and listened incredibly well. However, we trained him every single day consistently. Our mother trained police dogs for a living and we fully understood the time commitment, risk, and extra care this breed takes. The vast majority of people can’t even train their tiny little dogs and definitely should not have these.

[@johnnylebay2059]

Tiny little dogs don't have the ability to rip humans apart. These dogs should not be pets. It can be sweet for 10 years but it only takes one second.

[@richardspinelli1433]

Well said.

[@coltongropp1465]

I got a dog about 2/3 the size of this one, and he's just a big baby and very aware and cautious of his size around kids. It's all about how you raise and train them in the end.

[@jagdesh]

See that now there is overconfidence and ignorance. No matter who trained the dog if a dog decides to go all tooth and paws that is what they will do.

[@littlemoo52]

I can see the adoption ads already. Beagle-Pit-Alabai mix. Great family dog.

[@Astronaut_platypus]

And in a few years, the Albidoodle, the next perfect family pet that will swarm the shelters because Brekinleigh just needed one

[@jacobmccandles1767]

"Lab mix, free to a good home"

[@hmmmhmmm001]

My alabai passed away three years ago I miss him so much he was the best, so kind and gentle, though to raise (especially cuz I got him when he was already 6 months) but also very rewarding. I haven't gotten a dog since cuz I still can't move past my baby. ❤️

[@CentralasianshepherdAlabaiUSA]

Yes best breed for me.i have 6

[@lamaidalaakapinkcrocodile7527]

i will never ecer get another dog again, cause the losing of a dog hurts so fucking much, i don't want to experience that ever again

[@CentralasianshepherdAlabaiUSA]

@@lamaidalaakapinkcrocodile7527 you can always adopt dog from rescue,so it will not resemble your previous,and save a soul. There is great movie Life of a dog..

[@joycea.....1952]

Well said. I think that dog is able to break down any door.

[@digfitness7598]

That dog is massive but Not capable of breaking down any door. Build a tall and strong enough fence around your yard. And remember this brewd loke many others require consistent training and stable training and you might be surprised how amazing of an animal you have on your hand. Every dog is NOT for everybody but with knowledge, understanding, and dedication Even this breed could make for a great pet.

[@LethalButtercup]

I had a Caucasian Shepard. Trained and socialized her from 8 weeks old. She was a teddy bear, sweet loved every one, dogs , cats. If you approached my far off the road house, uninvited with my kids outside? You would be trespassing, she'd let them know to get the hell away, standing in front of my kids, if I were expecting you and was outside I'd tell her "its ok", you were fine. She would go with me to greet you, tail wagging , rolling over showing her belly.

[@user-sx1fg7lc3c]

I would need to use my size 32 belt as it's damn collar 😂

[@deanjoseph2547]

😂

[@niara777a]

🤣🤣🤣

[@davendra_singh]

That belt won't work. You need a chain that won't snap.

[@YoungWarZ66]

As a slow reader your comment was alarming until it became wholesome by the end.

[@nateone6632]

Thank you for speaking to people super real, you can do it in a way they listen. My buddy has a malinois and they do not train and treat her how she needs and she could literally knock you out by head butting you and jumps all over you when you come in thankfully she likes me . I'm like of all the people to have this amazing dog. It's an active pursuit to train them they're dying for work

[@GoalGetterTelevision]

Question do you ever tell him that he needs to train his dog properly before it hurts somebody

[@Ashmo613]

From my experience, the neighbors' kids aren't in so much danger, but they will likely be terrified at the giant dog running over to play. They actually love kids and are very gentle and playful with them. They are shepherding dogs, meaning they have to be gentle with baby animals, as often they are left alone with a whole flock for periods of time.They have to be comfortable with young animals playing with them, crawling all over them, and they have to be gentle enough to sometimes move them out of danger without hurting them. The danger would be to an adult or adolescent (guys in particular) approaching the house and particularly coming over as a guest. The dog would see him as a threat, and unless the owner is there and has enough control over that dog, it would immediately go into protection mode. Anyone coming on the premises would need to be escorted in, introduced, and then walked out until the dog clearly shows that he accepts them. A similar issue might happen with someone or another big dog approaching the owner while on a walk. They must be socialized big time in that regard, along with some kind of aid to help keep it in control if it slips up. One good and bad thing is that they are very intelligent and think situations through. They aren't going to randomly go after everything or bark for no reason. Someone or a dog just walking down the street minding its own business is likely getting ignored or just looked at,especially a woman, child, or small animal (including dogs). Approaching the house/yard gets the scary response. Women don't tend to get the same level of response as men. They actually look at the situation to see whether or not there is a threat to act accordingly. The big issues are that A) they sometimes won't agree with you in terms of what is a threat, and (B) they go from 0 to 100 in intensity in a split second. They have to be strictly taught that your word goes at all times and to back down immediately. I totally agree that this shouldn't be a normal family pet for most people, as most people would be too lazy and foolish to responsibly handle that much dog. (We ended up with a rescue). Proper training and socialization are a must. Properly handling guests and leaving up a sign/note for strangers to not try coming in are a must. Cutting corners would potentially be very dangerous.

[@zoearcee5909]

We have a pyrenees, livestock guardian as well. he charged at a black lamb once because he thought it was dangerous. sweet as ever after though. Our biggest issue is bigger men that look sketchy and dogs that try to dominate, when they obviously dont stand a chance. Are alabai's independent breeds too? easy to train, or lazier like the pyreneer?

[@h.m.7126]

@@zoearcee5909labai dogs are independent, they can decide for themselves due to his job as livestock guardian. They are difficult to train and very energetic. U need to train them well, once that is done! U will have the best dog there is!! They are fun, powerful, energetic, big, cuddly, protective, literally everything what u need in a dog! ❤ once going Alabai, u will never want another dog!

[@Ashmo613]

​​​​​@@zoearcee5909Yes,independent, sweet and lovable as well. They are easy to train in some things and harder in others. Easy when it come to things such as sit, stay, not jumping up, waiting their turn to eat, etc. It's much harder when it comes to overriding their defensive and guarding behavior when you say back down. They are wired to make this decision on their own. It can be done, but it's quite a process. They are on the lazy side when nothing is going on, but they can jump up and suddenly be very agile when playing or if something is threatening. Yeah, big grown men and big dogs approaching the house get the worst response--like a Cujo response. No dog has been dumb enough so far to try to dominate, and the few times I've seen a potential issue, I move him along quickly.

[@zoearcee5909]

@@Ashmo613 oh, sounds better than our pyrenees in regard of sitting and that. more difficult when it comes to other people. thanks for the respose and have a great evening!

[@solideomusical]

Will he eat my mailman?

[@IrinaRabinovich-g1o]

What is the most beautiful dog I’ve ever seen

[@sardorbek6399]

As a Central Asian, I can confirm this

[@terra2730]

Could you elaborate more? Are they popular there?

[@sardorbek6399]

@@terra2730 Yeah many people are aficionado of Alabais. They're also known as the Kyrgyz dogs because they're usually breed in Kyrgyzstan. They're strong and make the perfect shepherd dog and are able to take down any wolf.

[@terra2730]

@@sardorbek6399 Thank you! Ive never heard of this breed! Wow I cant imagine the responsibility to own one of these gorgeous dogs! My two cats run me around enough. LOL Mad respect for this breed and owners. Just curious do you have one of these dogs?

[@sardorbek6399]

@@terra2730 oh unfortunately not. I live in an urban area and also I am a cat person myself like you🐱. But it'd love to have them if I lives in a mountainous area.

[@dilshodmovlon]

​​​@@terra2730 I am from Uzbekistan which is in the center of Central Asia. Alabai breed is widely spread throughout all of Central Asian Countries like Turkmenistan, Kirgizistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and kept as shepherd dog

[@eriasmara7739]

The Alabai looked at that other dog like, beat it little one😂

[@brunetteordie]

VERY good advice when selecting any dog.

[@whiskeybottomwest5658]

Thank you so much... I love my Neo, my families bullies, and OEM, but thank you free getting the message out.

[@castlebilliards8712]

And that guy on the phone while walking the dog

[@TheHungarianchick]

Yeah. He has no business having a dog like that in the suburbs. That’s an Alabai supposed to protect livestock from predators. This guy needs it boost his ego.

[@braidend4379]

@@TheHungarianchick who gives a crap, he got what he wanted.

[@TheHungarianchick]

@@braidend4379 Just because I want something, doesn’t necessarily mean I should have it.

[@braidend4379]

@@TheHungarianchick If they can handle it, then why not?

[@TheHungarianchick]

@@braidend4379 You’re assuming they can handle it. (Hint: 99.9% of the population can’t handle a dog this caliber)

[@razerburn4216]

Perfect guard dog, I guarantee nobody will dare to break into your house

[@henrysettles7431]

Hell.... I'm not coming home

[@ZacharyAaronHere]

It's not your house anymore.

[@animesloversunited9069]

​@@ZacharyAaronHere😅😂😂

[@tanonymous2557]

Defensive guard dogs are trained they don’t do it naturally. There are tons of videos of people disguising themselves or having a stranger come into their home to see their dogs reaction. Untrained dogs just let them in.

[@TwoPartyIllusion]

​@@tanonymous2557Black Russ¡an Terriers do...have had them since 07. Some good, some real bad❤

[@Punkpig666]

I would LOVE a dog that big and cuddly 🥺

[@rakerzako]

Looks cuddly but it will tear your face off. That's one of the most aggressive dog breeds.

[@theArab__]

That ain’t no cuddly dog. They made these to fight wolves and bears bro. They’re killers.

[@stefthorman8548]

​@@theArab__they also protect lifestock, and baby animals

[@johnjohnson6392]

I AGREE WITH HIM 100% !!!!

[@ceesno9955]

Clearly it's a BearDog.❤

[@marissamartin7420]

Growing up, our nextdoor neighbor had an absolutely massive Bernese mountain dog named Lizelle. She was super relaxed and friendly. On a lot of occasions I’d be walking our dogs and old Adolph would be standing there holding Lizelle’s leash, just waiting for her to decide to stand back up and keep walking. He’d always say that she took him on walks lol

[@adamsalazar654]

Burmese mountain dogs are very different from this. Even though their sizes are both large. A burney is actually recommend for first time dog owners. They’re incredibly laxed, friendly to all strangers and eager to please. Everyone is their friend. This dog is no where near that temperament. Unless you’re the owner everyone is it’s enemy.

[@nancyterramin9028]

Your candor is what I like about you. Succinct and honest.

[@flagal519]

I love that about him...no BS, ever.

[@nicholassoares1676]

Same

[@mjloverforever91]

Perfect dog to cuddle with 🥰

[@MOOD4THOUGHT]

The best underrated dog breeds out 💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍

[@TreeHugginT]

What a gorgeous beast!

[@jamesgravel7755]

Jesus. That’s a big dog.

[@Buggy_DClown]

Nope that’s just a lion with extra fluff padding

[@americanstaffordshire8109]

A fucking bear

[@daymastery]

They’re an incredible and powerful dog. Definitely not for the average person though, as they’re usually bred for guarding livestock. In the right conditions, they can be amazing companions!

[@mojimh1]

the dog has the size of a leopard

[@RooseveltAliWashingtonX]

A prehistoric leopard!

[@paulmkz]

Probably bigger honestly

[@skateraptor12]

You mean, jaguar? Leopards are smaller

[@Youcantdothatbud]

Bro what leopard you seeing

[@Youcantdothatbud]

Maybe an obese leopard

[@BloodwolfIs2Protect]

I can tell when a dog is too much for me. And that is way more than I can handle.

[@fredericslimane]

You're gonna need a second"alibi"😂

[@robertamorrison3462]

Beautiful animal.

[@vaultboy6911]

Agree. Even its walk looks graceful

[@doncorleone7940]

Cat would still be the alpha inside the house 😂

[@thisnthat7760]

😂😂😂 the orange cat will call the shots

[@Dude_Ronin]

One day you come home to blood splattered all over the wall and a mangled cat in its bloody mouth bring shaken'd viciously

[@kennethlaw9830]

​@@Dude_Roninthe biggest nastiest dog I ever saw ran from a little dog. A cat going to whoop that ass every minute. That dog will regret every minute going after it. He may get the cat eventually. Just know you are taking that dog to a vet.

[@Dude_Ronin]

@@kennethlaw9830 a normal dog maybe, but this thing ain't letting a little house cat do any damage. Wolves have a bite force of roughly 1500psi and it can take down wolves. Cats only have a psi of less than 100psi so stop being delusional 🤣

[@kennethlaw9830]

@@Dude_Ronin they have to be able to get a hold of it first. You're an idiot. It's not the bite force it's the claws. A cat will open up a nose before it can bite. I've seen the biggest meanest dogs get chased off by a cat. Tell me you are stupid without telling me.

[@coolbreezehawaii4720]

I would like to see a video of one of these monsters going through your program!

[@yahshonnhuggins895]

I had an English mastiff , that was 200 pounds. She was my best friend, very obedient, and I could do whatever I want with him - wrestle with him , pull on his Teeth , took him to petsmart. Everyone loved him. He was stand up and be taller than men. All he wanted was Tummy rubs and love.❤ who is my best friend in the most affectionate, loving dog ever. If you train a dog from a puppy, take them out to be exposed by other people and other dogs he will be a great animal, no matter what kind of large dog he is !!! You have to understand in the beginning that they need training , they need lots of love ,lots of attention, Lots of physical activity , lotta bathroom walks , lot of food lots of water lots of doctor visits. . Big dogs aren’t no joke -so you have to have it in your mind that you love this animal , and you MUST more attention than anyone else . It had to be # 1 in your life, and you’re gonna take care of it like it’s your child.

[@isaiasgomez3180]

Wow , what an impressive looking dog… Mother Nature

[@PotatoL001]

They are not city dogs. These are livestock guardians. I seen one someones front yard with: -no leash -no fence surrounding it -a harness -absolutely nobody watching it Some people shouldn't own dogs PEROID.

[@sarmerchant7814]

Did it attack anybody

[@TR0NDAONE]

​@@sarmerchant7814not the point

[@AnAZPatriot]

Perhaps the owner is EXACTLY the kind of person to own this dog, since it's apparently well trained. Don't jump to conclusions.

[@Jan-zb1pq]

Could have had an underground fence

[@seniortphone6401]

That dog got the perfect name.

[@BetsyRoberts-u8e]

What a beast!😮 And you are so right

[@jamibeckham4544]

I had 4 and now I have 1. Love them, they are loyal guardians. ❤❤❤❤

[@Tanouuuu]

What happened to the other 3 ?

[@ehku9886]

@@Tanouuuu Unless you have a farm it is safe to have that many, but if you just want to have them for fun, it is too expensive to take care of 4 altogether. It takes so much times to takes care of them all growing up all healthy. Just one is enough lol.

[@Tanouuuu]

@@ehku9886 Yeah am sure, so did you put them up for adoption ?

[@ehku9886]

Usually, people give it to other farmers. @@Tanouuuu

[@ioanairimies4378]

I have 3. They are amazing.

[@Swordsman_Mael]

I want one because they look really fluffy and I just want to hug it. I want to hug a bear and that's the closest I can get to a bear.

[@Celtic-Willow]

That’s not a monster!! That’s a beautiful smart dog that just so happens to be a miniature Clifford 😅

[@badtrekee4348]

Get one and see how bad it works out for you. Once the Dog senses weakness ur finished

[@Celtic-Willow]

@@badtrekee4348 damn, with that attitude nothing works out for you..

[@badtrekee4348]

@@Celtic-Willow Well going to bars daily and sleeping with mostly married women you can see why. You would be suprised how well things are working out for me thats because women are a joke to me. Once you believe a woman now a days ur in trouble. I wish you luck with ur mindset .

[@84BLACKLAGOON]

I gotta say that’s some serious, Word Play man I love watching your videos! Keep them coming🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@lizdi2813]

Livestock guardian dogs (pure bred) really aren’t a human threat unless you break into their backyard, then you’re as good as dead. If you come to the front door they take their cues from their owner. Never would they ever hurt a child. Best dogs in the world.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

No, if you walk these types of dogs, you are signaling that the walk is the perimeter of its territory. Not your yard or home. They are specifically bred to do exactly what it genetically was bred to do for centuries. No amount of friendly nicey with your family. Livestock are on large areas of land, not where they sleep off duty. And children are small humans predators from outside the herd. Don't kid yourself.

[@lizdi2813]

@@AmandaHugandKiss411 you’ve clearly never worked with LGDs. One of their hallmark traits that other breeds lack is discernment. Basically they have higher IQs.They behave much differently than other guard dog breeds. Do they still have to be intensively trained and socialized? Absolutely, maybe moreso than other dogs because of how stubborn and willful they can be. Can they be ruined by extremely abusive conditions? Of course. But these dogs can tell the difference between a threat and a non threat. A child who is mistreating an animal in their flock and causing them to call out in pain could definitely be on the receiving end of a bad bite. But this is not the dog that’s going to escape the yard and bite a child riding their bike down the street. They are too smart for that.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

@lizdi2813 in your own comments, you assume I have no practical knowledge with LGD breeds. I do in fact have 2 decades of direct experience. My parents raised goats and chickens. Her 2 other neighbors raised cattle in the belt of lower northern of Alberta used as fix livestock farming. Although my parents used German Shepherds because goats are browsers and kept in much smaller pens up near their homestead. German Shepherds were best suited. Her 2 other neighbors raised cattle and used exclusively Central Asian Shepherds. This is because of the inherent instincts to guard and aggressively fend off or kill large or smaller predators, including people. They were never trained to be the family pet. If you own a breed, that is for centuries bred to provide a service. No amount of training and socializing is going to alter that breeds instinctual behavior. When you own a dog, that is highly specialized like CAS, and you walk it regularly and allow it to be petted by your friends. You have effectively shown your dog the perimeter of its territory and who it is expected to protect. Should your dog decide that it believes another animal or person is a threat, you have a HUGE problem unfolding in fast efficient order. Plus: why are you keeping a CAS in your yard?. As I said, they are meant to roam, guard, and defend large areas of land. They need to roam, and they need to be worked, not put on a leash and paraded around the neighborhood. And certainly not kept in a backyard. And because they need to roam, they get loose. FYI: the front door scenario you provided is a false impression of your knowledge of these types of breeds. They do look to you for behavior cues, but the nature of what their function is, is to see potential dangers that we as humans don't pick up on... A dog designed to guard people from other people IS NOT the same function as that of large livestock, large breed livestock guard/ shepherd. That's the difference.

[@SpikeThePittie]

​@@AmandaHugandKiss411My aunt's Alabai lets my little brother ride on its back, they are human friendly working dogs based off my experience.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

@SpikeThePittie I am glad this was your experience. Carrying him on its back gives your dog purpose. In every breed there are those that are exceptional submissive , having a regular role to fulfill that it is rewarded for with affection certainly can exist within this breed. Just be cautious that your dog doesn't think this is who it is being groomed to protect. Shepherds, in general, only see one family member as the alpha of a pack of two. The rest of the family members or close friends are viewed as resources. Living Resources to protect: Livestock. They don't view the family/ friends as a herd, like breeds that are breed for herding livestock, Boarder Collies, Shetland Sheep dogs etc. Shepherds unlike guard dogs have an off switch. They don't just attach first and ask questions after. But CAS were breed to sit individually, as a sole Sheppard similar to German Shepherds. CAS were breed to scare off or attack large predators. If they have only seen predominantly adult humans and other large dogs, those are the large predators to them. Time will tell. When your nefew is a young adult and other adult males become aggressive towards him, that's when a potential problem may arise, or not. I am going with your instincts and intuition on this , that everything will be fine with your dog. Edit: I realized after typing, you are the mother of the child, and it is his Aunt who owns the dog. Lol. Take care.

[@barbara6304]

I was lucky to meet three of these big floofs as a kid, and I absolutely loved them! If trained professionally (as any dog) they are absolutely sweet and are the calmest dogs I’ve ever met.

[@robustanybody5138]

They have the strongest prey drive

[@FernandoTorrera]

They need to herd it’s what they are for It’s abuse to have them in an urban area

[@barbara6304]

@@FernandoTorrera I can’t agree more! The dogs I met were working in the field, herding sheep and protecting the land. Didn’t stop them from being absolute dorks when it came to people they knew.

[@KAZIE.]

Very well said 👍

[@candaceperez809]

They are beautiful dogs.

[@promisedjubileedaniels]

That dog gives me the shivers.

[@0HamburgerHelper0]

I actually own a few Alabai’s myself, Kane, Susie, Marlo, buggah, and Zeus I do own livestock but one thing I could say about my pups is that from the beginning they were all good with children. My Alabai’s will charge at unknown grown women and grown men before they attack a child. I’ve actually seen my Alabai’s whine cause kids pass them without giving them attention lol

[@mcn_o1]

Define pups

[@mushthaqahammed4617]

But then again, isn't attacking an adult equally bad as attacking child?

[@selamselam9006]

Give them proper turkic names not gayreek ones

[@melissabartholomew2538]

@@selamselam9006 😂

[@Jarydisdead]

Mine is a sweetheart. Protective, but not aggressive. Great with kids, and was easily trained. One of the best dogs I’ve ever owned.

[@indonisiah1885]

Let me see a picture liar

[@faithmor3]

I own one, sweetest dog i have

[@magnifiscents6707]

I have never seen anybody comment that they had an Alabai dog. And it was the sweetest thing that ever existed.

[@marshall0814]

You need to learn how to read.

[@zeyv4551]

I have one. He is only seven months but over 100 lbs. He is sweet but protective. He eats a lot, at least 3lbs of meat a day. Sometimes, I forget he is only 7 months old. 😅

[@justsumday2010]

makes a great cuddle buddie xD

[@SomyDayum]

snuggle with a struggle

[@kade_13]

It looks like a big, fluffy baby. I could never though, I don’t have a big enough yard for one to run around in.

[@LoisoPondohva]

Yeah, you need hectares of space. They are very friendly until they aren't. And that's a near-death experience even if it's not aimed at you, lol. Them and Kangals have the strongest bite force of any canine BY FAR. That includes wolves.

[@siramar6127]

Gorgeous looking dog

[@noerosales8158]

That one got me good lmfao love this man

[@juniamcc35]

Your commentary is hysterically funny! I watched this twice because it was so amusing - and will remember your advice! 😆

[@LordCeeJay]

*NOW I WANT ONE!!!*

[@honeythe3rd3rd70]

please do you research

[@bzviad100]

Wonderful dog if person knows how to handle them.

[@jacob9583]

Literally always this comment somewhere for every dog. Like give it a rest bro.

[@axel9473]

​@@jacob9583Can't be said often enough tbh

[@Karen-vi7be]

​@@axel9473 wonderful tiger is person knows how to handle them

[@Karen-vi7be]

​@@axel9473wonderful crocodile if person knows how to handle them

[@jaywalkallstar]

Okay. But if you have one and it attacks me, I’m having it put down, and suing you into generational homelessness.

[@h.m.7126]

Alabai dogs are independent, they can decide for themselves due to his job as livestock guardian. They are difficult to train and very energetic. U need to train them well, once that is done! U will have the best dog there is!! They are fun, powerful, energetic, fearless, big, cuddly, protective, good with kids and pets, literally everything what u need in a dog! once going Alabai, u will never want another dog! ❤🐻❤️

[@Pixtel1]

Bruh, people can't train a german shepherd or a labrador, just think the danger it is a dog like this in the hands of irresponsible people.

[@h.m.7126]

@@Pixtel1 i know, that is also why I mentioned it is a dog difficult to train, but they will be the best companion when they are best trained. There goes a lot of afford before enjoying them :)

[@brianmanchester7315]

I have a 190lb St Bernard. He's the most gentle dog you'll ever meet. He don't understand aggression. Size of the animal means nothing, it's about the owner

[@copown]

This dogs are wolf killers xd. Yes its about the owner but some dog species break human bones with a bite so its stupid. Just because you can control your dog and it listens to you as pack leader doesn't mean it cant kill and think its protecting , providing value to the pack its in their genes ( very rare most dogs are cowards ) but some dogs will run at anything with no fear ( including man , most dogs are afraid of man ) and rip it to pieces

[@melissabartholomew2538]

Exactly!

[@GottlikeDamon]

Don't compare a St Bernard with a dog strong enough to kill wolfs. Clearly, the common person struggles to control their dogs. Why should we give them the chance to have a potential killing machine?

[@michaelmanning7954]

You’re right, and most owners are awful

[@Kagemusha08]

Size means nothing...but termperment does. This dog was bred to defend livestock against predators and probably to defend humans as well. It naturally is going to view anything that isn't in it's "flock" as a potential threat. In that role it's wonderful but expecting it to be able to adapt to city living like a St Bernard can is delusion. Of course it can be trained and socialized for city living but let's be honest: most people won't make the effort or just aren't qualified. And when a giant, powerful dog is poorly trained and/or socialized then yes, size means a hell of a lot in terms of the damage they can inflict.

[@lancesama8838]

That dog was taking that guy on a walk.

[@reymoukbel123]

That pit is fearless though!! He wanted all the smoke even if he’s gonna be a lunch appetizer for that beast 😂

[@badtrekee4348]

you have no idea what a Pitbull would do to that over grown Cur. Lmfao

[@tylerdurden3722]

​@@badtrekee4348Pitbulls aren't the strongest dogs. They're the best dogs for creating bloodsport entertainment. Mostly, because they're extremely loyal, aggressive toward other dogs, but not aggressive toward people, and don't have short fights. Many other breeds don't fit these requirements. E.g. When a Roman emperor wanted to test weather lions or Tigers are stronger (he arranged something like 300 fights), initially they just didn't fight each other. They just walked around played down. They had to be conditioned to fight (btw the tigers won virtually every fight to the point the Romans had to put 2 to 4 against 1 before Romans were willing to place bets on lions). The same issues happen with dogs. E.g. We have a local breed bred to fight off hyenas, leapards, and very aggressive lions (that are now extinct). Because these dogs rip Pitbulls to shreds, some idiots will try to use them for dog fights and inevitably get ripped to sheds themselves. This breed just doesn't have the unwavering loyalty Pitbulls have, dispite the trauma of training and fights.

[@Cash65852]

​@badtrekee4348 that dog is known as a "wolf crusher" for what it does to wolves and even bears 😂 even the pit knows he ain't doing shit to that thing. It could just step on him lol

[@badtrekee4348]

@@Cash65852 Chasing is crushing now a days? All i see in videos is a poor starving Wolf being chasing by a few Kangals. Where is the crushing part? A pitbull aint scared Wolf trying to run away. A Pitbull would be the Kangal's worse nightmare. Pitbulls love tough guys. And if you think a Kangal can crush a Bear then you need help.

[@roddo1955]

That was no pittie

[@markdraycott3974]

😂😂 brilliant!

[@SaulCastro-lk9of]

This is the dog I want when I finally have my personal farm to protect my animals.

[@annedixon8233]

THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY 💯 BEAUTIFUL 💯

[@1Kalyugi]

My fav dog breed if you know how to train this giant baby you can have them. Just be gentle with them and remember they should never forget who Alpha is and that's you. They're really loveable the best guard dog you can ever have. 💕 🐾

[@landofthelivingskies3318]

But they are not made to live in any city. It's animal cruelty to deny a dog this aize a place to roam. Out in the country for sure, but not a city with a small yard.

[@terenoy]

Just adopt a grateful stray at your local animal shelter.

[@mikevg101]

I have my doubts in taking advice from someone who misspelled "Alpha" in their statement about being The "Alpha" , I'm saying that if they can't have a firm command of an Dictionary then how can I espect them to be the "Alfa" uv da pakk?

[@coldsteelrail1123]

​​@@mikevg101'expect'.. 👍 a dictionary....not 'an'..... consonants and vowels....vowels and consonants... 👍

[@mikevg101]

@coldsteelrail1123 I Truly Appreciate Your input and I'm humbled by the fact that you took the time out of Your life to correct me, Thank You, Honestly!! But, I learned a long time ago that if you got to explain the intentional irony of a joke, then unfortunately, it loses its "Funny Value" but please, was there anything more of my comment or comments as there's now 2 you could peruse?

[@emmathetford1752]

They’re sooo cute thoughhh 😭

[@bobtee6466]

Good eating in china