Fight & shepherd dogs in Macedonia 2.

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I have shoot this video in Macedonia, 2015 early spring. Shows Sarplaninac dogs and some mixes (crossbreeds) used for fight and livestock guardian work.

[@iliascharis5668]

The big white one is amazing

[@BobbyPVZ]

once again! beautifull dogs !! awsome videos man! i subscribe !!

[@kinomad1]

+Pedro Reis You are welcome!

[@alokinchi]

I love the diversity of big massive molosser type LSG dogs in all Eurasia. In the Balkans Silvan, Šarplaninac, Tornjak, Kraški ovčar... In Turkey Sivas Kangal, Malaklı Karabaş, Boz, Akbash... The list goes on. Various Volkodavs of Russia, Caucasus and Central Asia (Ovčarka, Alabai), Sarabi of Iran, Tibetan Mastiff in China. Each country has their native huge livestock guardian dogs (and the working mastiff type dogs which are not LSG) which are related to each other. All those huge dogs come from one common ancestor molosser type dog.

[@ilonaerika9144]

1:45 -nél az a gyönyörűséges könnyed de erőteljes mozgás!!!

[@johnharland6699]

You know these are serious dogs when the chains he uses can tow a cruise ship.

[@ibtisamconnexus9141]

is this an alabai??

[@ifyoueverfind78]

macedonian shepard dogs are adorable.

[@fuadceferov1841]

Bi Vidyonu AdAM KIMI ceksenize

[@JapanMonAmourTheJapanHouse]

Actually its not exclusively a FYRmakedonijan dog. This dog is native to the Balkans in general. In ancient Greece these dogs were used by the northern Greek Macedonians and Molossians (Epirote) tribe as hunting dog. In ancient Greece it was called the Molossus

[@greenbraltar6919]

Your right But greeks do not care anymore about this dog It was first greek But today it became macedonian

[@JapanMonAmourTheJapanHouse]

@@greenbraltar6919 Yeah but the Molossus is originally a pure Greek breed , like I said bred since the time of Alexander the Great. Of course today its used all over the Balkans.

[@milanm403]

You are not part of Balkans. You are from middle east. Gypsies.

[@mateosebesic7285]

Kuvas best

[@sandyrawat654]

royal dogs.

[@equestanton1017]

Lovely video, some very nice big boned lean well put together tall dogs, easy moving, athletic. So sad to see so many overly heavy, short heavy leg, massive shepherd dogs bred for the show ring. Usually high wobbly rumps, bad dipped backs and no elasticity in movement, just slack movment and risky joints. The whole not athletic, well knitted, lean dry dogs like these. The only way to breed them is not to a standard but to working ability. Striving for "correctness" for it's own sake anyway is useless without drive, strength and working ability. I would take a straight hind leg, working bred dog over anything bred for the show ring with a good angulated hind leg. Because that dog will last longer and be a dog whose work ethic and ability I could be proud of and trust. All good dogs compensate for any minor faults in build, you need those for breeding they are more important than the perfect looking ones. Those genes are far more important. If you try and breed around faults with dogs that don't have ability athleticism and ability you risk losing the entire dog in pursuit of the perfect model.

[@kinomad1]

Thank you and I agree with you.

[@Ima184mm]

Muslim leave in Macedonia?

[@kinomad1]

+PARK JC (앞으로나아갈때) Yes. A lot. And more and more.

[@87degreez]

kinomad, you are Macedonian, but Muslim, right?

[@greenbraltar6919]

@@87degreez is normal in my country to see muslim I am orthodox but yeah there are lot of muslims and no one have problem with them

[@TheGoose31]

MACEDONIA NOT FYROM!!!

[@maxikrasniqi2331]

this is Illyrian shepherd

[@vladdracula5962]

Yougoslav sheperd or Sharplanina Sheperd wich is his Mountain origin

[@bestrong1240]

no fighting

[@butrintmurati5675]

Ilirian shepherd (deltar)Albanian

[@vladdracula5962]

Yougoslav sheperd or Sharplanina sheperd from thé name of thé Mountains of his origin

[@butrintmurati5675]

Autocton abanian dog

[@greenbraltar6919]

No

[@vladdracula5962]

Yugoslav sheperd or Sharplanina sheperd