How to prepare for a Caucasian Shepherd - Important for new owners - Interview with a dog breeder

[@Theaddman]

You both speak perfect English. Hello from Texas USA.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Well thank you and hello! :)

[@sridhar5513]

The man holding Ivan definitely needs a guard dog like ivan next to him, good dog breed, thanks for sharing

[@f4ptr989]

Love this breed, I have a 2 year old. Best dog ever!

[@darksupport1991]

@genyoutube3828what are you on dawg

[@fancypotato9179]

@Gen KZbin my Rottweiler started play biting when he was a puppy and I bit him back and it’s worked lmao he’s 7 now

[@climbtibet]

Beautiful dog !

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Thank you!

[@jeromeplantin5613]

hi dear laurenziu! very good video !

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hi Jerome, thanks a lot!

[@xC4N4D14NB4C0Nx]

2 years old already 110lbs jeeesus christ. I've raised dozens of German Shepherds and while Caucasian seems a lot more calm dogs this size scare the bejeezus out of me. *Edit; I still really want one in my life lol.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hehehe indeed, their size can be quite scary. But once you get accustomed with the breed there are huge benefits.

[@plug6038]

He's a tiny shepherd believe me! My friends shepherd max weighs 89 Kg at 18months old!

[@absolutelyfookinnobody2843]

Only 110, don't they get up to 220

[@htgrush4625]

I recently bought one best decion iv ever made they such loving dogs amazing

[@Camille-is6jz]

That’s small for a Caucasian. My cousin has one that’s 210 lbs

[@mostafakhaial2373]

For me he is the best Guard dog. If we compare among him and Alabai and Kangal and Anatolian shepherd and Gampr Armenian Wolfhound and Sarplaninac. Specially Sarplaninac how we avoid the confusing between both of them.

[@karenmullen3210]

Ivan is a very nice specimen. He has a good back - I've seen some very saggy spines ... even dogs with rumps much higher than the withers,because their rear legs are too straight, which can mean floating patella as well as hip displasia which means having a crippled dog after six years or so.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Thanks Karen, yes we care a lot about the bloodlines of our dogs so that they do not pass on such problems. We do the best we can.

[@karenmullen3210]

@@CaucasianShepherds I see! Very very well done! Congratulations and I wish you continued success and many prizes.

[@shari9422]

Hi! I’m adopting a Caucasian shepherd next week, I’ve got experience with other guardian breeds but none that seem as complex as the Caucasian shepherd, is there anything I should be prepared for, the dogs an almost 3 year old male, so I’m expecting him to be distrusting to begin with, but any other advice would be helpful

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello Shari! Thank you for your question. It is good if you had guard dogs before, it is not advisable to get an adult Caucasian Shepherd with no previous experience. So if you are getting an adult dog it is essential to ask for as many details as possible from the person or breeder who raised the dog. They will know exactly what to tell you. Ask about his aggression level and how he has been socialized, what was the space he was living in before and what kind of activities is he used to. Otherwise, if you cannot access these info, you need to be very patient and take your dog gradually. Be mindful of small animals in his presence and gain his trust gradually. If you think it is too much we really recommend hiring a dog trainer for a session or two to tell you a bit about what he sees at the dog. Hope you two get the best out of each other!

[@vodogplanet9342]

Hi! Great video and I just can't stop admiring how much work you did with Ivan. I have a 3 month old Caucasian and she is coming on well, I have a German Shepherd too, but I'm adopting a 14 month-old Caucasian next week, I'm mixed up with anxiety and fear. I have all other requirements in terms of space and socialising them might not be a big deal, but spending so much time is my headache cos of work but I'm really opened to this. Thanks again.

[@historystorybook]

how did it go with the adoption

[@Neo-g9885]

Please I got my new Caucasian shepherd for the first time and at 5 months old, just got her this past Sunday ( 6 days ago) . She is getting along with my mixed breed male dog, she eats very well. My problem now is that she hardly obeys my instructions and the last time I tried forcing it on her she became very afraid of me. Please how do I make her Start obeying every of my instructions because we can't be two captain in this team

[@CaucasianShepherds]

We highly recommend taking some advice from a dog trainer, at least for one or tow sessions. It is very important to collaborate with the dog from an early age.

[@siddysesay72]

Learnt a lot tho much appreciated

[@McAmber]

nice video, thx

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Very welcome!

[@karenmullen3210]

They sound similar to Latka Gravas and his love interest on the comedy show Taxi. The running joke on the show was that he never told exactly where he was from... Now we know!

[@footballnotsoccer4426]

do you recommend a Caucasian Shepherd for first time owners?

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello! Only if the owner has the support of someone experienced and if he gets a female dog. We recommend females as they are more docile and easier to train.

[@MarshalO]

No

[@dinagomez6510]

Ciao complimenti per il cane. oh una domanda ? il mio Caucaso piccolino 3 mesi non vuole mai venire al guinzaglio cosa devo fare grazie come di devo comportare 🤗

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Ciao! Con la ripetizione imparerà rapidamente a camminare al guinzaglio. Devi solo portarlo fuori ogni giorno e dargli delle ricompense quando lo fa correttamente.

[@dinagomez6510]

@@CaucasianShepherds grazie

[@francisezika9937]

How to feed or select caucacian puppy food

[@CaucasianShepherds]

www.titans-family.com/vitamins-caucasian-shepherd-diet-supplements/

[@camronbay1]

Kobras den Caucasian have some amazing dogs I’m studying this breed heavily and Jozo Dogs as well.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

We are glad you are connected with different breeders and observing.

[@camronbay1]

@@CaucasianShepherds I am definitely wanting one of these dogs just need to learn more about the breed studying a lot just need more info on training.

[@waso778]

There hybrids not aborginal Georgian Nagazi

[@siddysesay72]

I am a cousin joining the family but Rex 🐕 aint friendly , wanna now how to BE Introduced to Rex

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello Siddy! For any advice or details you can contact us on our website www.titans-family.com. Usually it is the owner's job to introduce new people to the dog or to keep the dog away. Hope you could handle the situation.

[@stevewrightington1583]

are these dogs protective or big cuddly bears

[@rafox66]

Definitely protective, they were bred to protect livestock from wolves and bears. It will make an excellent guard dog. They could be cuddly too but protection is in their nature.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Indeed they are genetically protective. They can be also cuddly with family members and children if they are raised with lots of socialization. But no matter what, they keep their guard dog instinct.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Indeed

[@necijamama6743]

greetings to you, i got a mix of caucasian shepherd and illirian shepherd he is 45 days old now and weighs 8,5 kg, how much does your CO-s weigh when they are that old? , also do you have any tips i could use if the dog wants to dominate me? i also have a 7 year old German shepherd and they go along well for now, greetings from Croatia :))

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello Marko! Each dog is different, their size and weight vary from individual to individual. Also, if your dog is a mixbreed is hard to tell how to compare your dog with the average Caucasian Shepherd puppy. The weight it irrelevant especially at such a young age, if you feed them proper food they stop eating when they have enough. Regarding the domination, you need to take a specific example to see what you are referring to actually. If you repeat to your dog what is not allowed each time and you are consistent and ferm he will know his place. Best of luck!

[@necijamama6743]

@@CaucasianShepherds hey tnx for the answer, also it turns out that he is actually a she haha i thought it was a boy because she is very big, she is now 2 months and 10 kgs, she is not fat at all, my vet actually told me she is on the border with being underfed, i read on some forums that average weight of male CO when hes 2 months is 9-13 kgs, so i think my female is pretty big for her age, also she has very big paws, almost the same as my GSD which is quite weird haha, 🖖

[@ryleighwhaley3182]

how do you get obtain this dog breed

[@CaucasianShepherds]

You buy it from a reputable breeder

[@swazilexpatrick444]

I have a 5 months old Caucasian black mask but he's too friendly. I need help on how to make him aggressive.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@CaucasianShepherds]

We do not advise any kind of aggressive training, they have their instinct which they follow naturally on their territory. If the dog suffered from some maltreatment at some point it can develop a very shy behaviour. You should consult a professional dog trainer for advice.

[@Danitrendz]

Same here bro

[@CK-wr8jz]

It will come in instinct

[@waso778]

Agressive?? 😮 pfff

[@jonnyguevara450]

Hi how do I buy one of this or how do I bring one to California?

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello Johnny! You contact us via our website titans-family.com or leave us your phone number and we talk further from there. :)

[@hilltribefamily]

How can I get one into USA?.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello! We constantly deliver dogs to the USA and people there are very happy with them. You can contact us via our website to know more details: www.titans-family.com

[@davitgurjiani3043]

For the best puppies go to Georgia...Motherland of this breed!!!

[@jerrybillett3558]

Which part, I want 2 of them to for both my daughters as gifts and protectors to grow with and have companions.

[@waso778]

​@@jerrybillett3558which part?? 😅😅😅 GEORGIA CSUCASSUS OFCOURSE.

[@surfaleabera854]

How much is for puppy I wanna buy?

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello! Please contact us on our website and we talk further from that point: www.titans-family.com/contact/

[@jonnyguevara450]

I want tu buy a puppy too

[@dolliemiller6961]

How do I reach you ? My phone does not have a plus for your number

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello Dollie! Find us on facebook or instagram with Titans Family or on our website titans-family.com and send a private message there.

[@everlastingbreatharian286]

I want 1 to protect me and to be my best friend

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Hello, if you want more info about such a dog you can write to us on our contact page: www.titans-family.com/contact/

[@kiruzaman3101]

please I need this dog breed

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Write to us on www.titans-family.com/ if you want a puppy :)

[@karenmullen3210]

"Toys...especially made from _______." What was that word? I couldn't understand what he said or it is a word not commonly used in North America.... Maybe it's an Eastern European word for hard rubber? 3:17 on to about 3:25 or so. CC reads "textile'. Now I already know that Russians have a different word for plastic wrap or even plastic tarp or plastic paint cover for flooring : polyethylene. Textile is a very very very very general word. Not to mention the fact that it usually refers to cloth of some type... Defined as a flexible fabric or material of interwoven or interlocked fibers, whether natural or synthetically produced, such as braided, woven, felted, twisted, crocheted, knitted, etc... Not normally something you tell somebody to make sure they get for their dog. Rarely does a dog ever hold on to a cloth or furry plush toy without ripping it to shreds.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Yes, we meant rope toys actually. :) Thanks for the observation. Our English has been improving throughout the years.

[@karenmullen3210]

@@CaucasianShepherds as I look at what I wrote again, I realized now that I must have been really really sleepy. I remember, even as I was writing the description of what a textile is, I remember feeling like I was missing something. As I was writing it it just seemed like I ought to be able to figure out what toy you must be talking about. I am laughing at myself for not having figured it out even as I was typing out 'interwoven material' or 'interlocking fabric', but in my defense,I hated what the loose strings did to my vacuum cleaner. So , I have only ever had one and never again. For a cloth tug toy I usually just take an old towel and grab it at opposite corners tie a knot in the middle and then tie a knot on each end and that is our tug of war toy, It lasts a lot longer and they don't eat the strings. When we had a rope toy that they called a flossing toy I was alarmed and how weak the strings were When we had a rope toy that they called a flossing toy I was alarmed and how weak the strings were and how many of them my dogs ate. I worried over this strings that were in their poop, hoping that all of the strings came out. That is why I did not think of a rope toy. Now, I feel so silly!

[@karenmullen3210]

@@CaucasianShepherds I think you are doing an excellent job in your English speaking. I did not find it hard at all to understand everything you said, except that I had to rewind and listen again to some words that were said too quickly or that were said in too low of voice to hear it well the first time. The key to being understood better by an English speaker who thinks that your accent is too thick in their opinion because their mind is too lazy, is to simply speak a little bit slower. Overall I think it was a wonderful interview and very informative. So many of the videos out there make the Caucasian Shepherd sound like it is entirely too much to handle that it would be an extreme liability to have one. I see now that it merely takes consistent leadership skills. I don't get along very well with stubborn dogs because I don't have that much patience. But if a dog is teachable and even wants to please me a little bit, I can certainly work with that. Here in Texas, we have many Spanish-speaking first or second generation people, and I took care of the elderly in a nursing home and then graduated on to becoming a phlebotomist and drawing blood samples for testing. Many of the elderly Spanish speakers claimed not to understand English. They also claim not to speak it, however, I got clever and began to speak in my perfect high school Spanish class accent, and speaking the few Spanish words I could remember. Hahaha ! and wouldn't you just know it, all of a sudden they were very willing to let me take their blood and speak to me very rapidly in Spanish, to which, I had to tell them "habla mas despacio porfavor, soy gringa", with a laugh. That is "speak slower please, I'm a gringa". But they would not even speak to me when I was speaking straight direct English without an accent but as soon as I put on a Spanish accent boy they were ready to talk to me and cooperate and have a tea party, or something. They were proud to know a white girl that could speak Spanish so well, and I had not even spoken very much I simply had the accent perfected. Apparently it endeared me too them, And they were happy to see me the next time and just stuck out their arm. Also I had learned to say in Spanish a couple of phrases that joked about me being a vampire and I wanted to suck their blood -for the doctor of course not for myself. When they began to ride off a lot of Spanish so fast I couldn't understand one word from the other, I told them in Es-Spanish "I know what I know, very well, but not much more". They just complimented me and encouraged me to keep on learning. What is your native tongue and would it be hard for me to understand and get the hang of? Does it have different letters than English does? Learning a new alphabet would definitely throw me off, but if it's only a few letters different from English that's not bad I know some German, some Italian, some French, some Portuguese where it overlaps or is similar enough with Spanish and Italian And I can usually pronounce any offshoots of those last three except for some subtle differences I probably wouldn't know about because some words can be spelled the same but would be pronounced differently because the phonics are different. Speaking of phonics and vowel sounds I tried to learn some Celtic, and about all I could do was begin to learn the alphabet a little bit and some of the pronunciations of consonant combinations and vowel combinations and when and where they sound differently when they're against varios other combos. It's very difficult I also tried Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic which are very different In a lot of ways with a few similarities. What is odd to me is that some of the words can be very very long but half of the letters are not even pronounced!

[@fuhq1607]

Boy that was rough

[@christopherrekwot7783]

I have a caucasian shepherd 3months old. How do i train her to eat a particular food she doesn’t like? 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Why would you force her to eat something she doesn't like? You can check with the vet and he will suggest other types of food, experiment and see what she enjoys.

[@christopherrekwot7783]

I feel there’s no other option for her. Also the particular food i serve her is a good diet

[@vince3523]

@@christopherrekwot7783 there are definitely other good options or alternatives that can be just as good or even better for their health

[@femicootii4853]

I take it u live in Nigeria with ur Caucasian Shepherd, do they do well in the heat?

[@Correctgistlover]

I had one he was short haired and didn't mind the heat, our house was surrounded by trees so there was always shade.​@@femicootii4853

[@psuedonym8344]

Trainer: "y u need such a dog" -"'heres my dog"' interviewer: 😕

[@CaucasianShepherds]

:))

[@BruhMoment-kk2kb]

amazing dogs later on in the years i’ll be getting one and i mean when im in my 30s 😂 these dogs are serious shit!

[@christleoliu2257]

What is the difference between the Tibetan Mastiff and Caucassisn Shepard they almost look identical 🙏🙏🙏

[@MrCynikk]

They were bred for different roles, Tibetan mastiff is Asian and caucasian shepherd is a Russian breed, I'm not sure if this is accurate but Tibetans are more aggressive

[@CaucasianShepherds]

They are both guard dog breeds but of course they differ because of the cultures they come from. The Tibetan is smaller in size and has different colors from the Caucasian, they do not look the same. Also their temperament can be quite different,

[@patrickkempkes2642]

that reporter so nervous.....i wish i have a dog like him im from the netherlands no pedigree here

[@CarolynLyons-x8d]

Rodriguez Matthew Walker Richard Lopez Barbara

[@waso778]

Go to Georgia to get aboriginal one Nagazi 🇬🇪🇬🇪

[@sangrammorepatil5]

Puppy price

[@CaucasianShepherds]

You can always write to us on our website contact page for more details: titans-family.com

[@charlizambrano6584]

Shepherd russian 🇷🇺💪💪

[@waso778]

Yes hybrids from Kabskiuri Nagazi 🇬🇪🇬🇪🙏

[@HazelPatience-u9j]

Not a dog for beginners

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Yes that is true!

[@cabottaxi]

For anyone looking at this video this is a serious guardian breed. DO NOT BUY unless you are not prepared to socialise them when young. If you want an almost identical looking dog the same size but with a much better family orientation BUY A LEONBERGER. I have experience of both breeds.

[@CaucasianShepherds]

Thank you for your input! Indeed, socializing and spending lots of time with your CS puppy is essential for him/her to become a proper adult dog. Some more info you can read here www.titans-family.com/socializing-caucasian-shepherd-puppy/