If you thinking about getting a Caucasian shepherd Watch this first. Caucasian shepherd explained

[@erroneous6947]

I had a chow that he reminds me of. Great dog around the family. God help a stranger. Very protective around my kids. Cana’s gone 15 years now and my daughter still talks about what an awesome dog he was.

[@kathernsparks3513]

My Chow was the best ever, he did not care who came around me but you did not come around my son's. Renegade lost his mind. He loved my son's so much

[@annwatson6125]

great video - I have one - got it from Romania - I adore him...he's my constant companion - but I live in a fully fenced 1 acre yard and I take him for walks - never off-leash - he's not trustworthy AT ALL - will take off as soon as you take the leash off and he's not road smart But I adore him and don't know how to ever replace him - because I can't afford to do that again - just not enough money - He's the best dog I ever had.

[@princepersia2120]

Breed it

[@tomdavies7535]

I fell in love with this breed when my friend got one ten years ago honestly you have never been round a big dog until you meet one of these I have a 3yr old male I got from pup he’s a big softy he scares people because of his size and loud bark if you knock at the door but apart from that he’s chill which we are lucky for early socialisation is a MUST if you want one as a pet they are no joke if you think you’ll have a really obedient dog 😂 yeah they do sit n stay sometimes but they are very strong willed and independent bring them up with the family not in your garden as you would have already failed

[@Vinnie-cv5qv]

My grandfather had 6 to 8 of the Caucasian Ovcharka dogs to tend his herd of 400 sheep in the Romanian countryside. These dogs were bred over generations in the family. In the late 1800s my ancestors got them from Georgia (the country) and just bred them and introduced new dogs to prevent inbreeding. They are great working dogs. My grandfather loved them and would groom them. He and close family members were the only ones allowed to be near them. They were like family pets but they did kill wolves when protecting the sheep. No one should have this breed in the city or if they do not know how to handle a breed like this one. My grandfather has passed away and now my uncle has taken over the cheese and wool business. He also breeds the dogs and has loyal customers from Australian and New Zealand paying top euros for puppies. All the dogs he has have excellent genes and hip problems do not exist in his dogs. Your dog is gorgeous. I wonder if you found a brave groomer to take care of his double cout and nails. My grandfather and now my uncle are the only ones that could groom those dogs.With so many dogs, they would spend and hour each day and kept the dogs looking "pretty" as my grandfather would say.

[@horatiudaraban2951]

Salut. Cum as putea lua legatura cu tine ?

[@Knucklehead123]

Hello Vinnia1142 and thank you for that family story - so interesting! Here is a video of 4 year old Rex being groomed for the first time - This groomer's video (I think her channel is The Girld With The Dogs or something like that - new to me. She does as good a job as she can. . .The dog is not excited about the event. . .kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17Ff4mLZd92fbc

[@waso778]

Please the name is Kavskiuri Nagazi 🇬🇪🇬🇪

[@Theaddman]

Sure, he did, buddy

[@kendadavis7714]

I tried to message you

[@mastinonapoletano2021]

This breed is for experienced dog handlers only Knowledge and leadership skills are essential for owning such a breed Good info on Caucasian Ovsharka

[@mmartijn78]

GEORGIAN NAGAZI

[@karakreativevlog]

What a beautiful dog! ♥️ Thank you for being honest about him!

[@DHunt88]

Im a huge fan of big working dogs. I have a Great Pyrenees and an English Mastiff. I have always wanted to get a Caucasian at one point.

[@camsdncs3005]

Great video very intuitive. I'm shocked at how calm and patient he was eating that sandwich from someone's hand, he is a dog that is definitely feed well and doesn't see each meal or snack as his last. Great job 👍

[@danwachter4717]

Generally, I encourage people to have real experience with dogs of this nature. These dogs are powerful. And if they see a threat, they will let you know. If they attack, they are hard to let go of a threat.

[@MilatovichFamily]

For 99% of people, this dog is not to have this kind of dog.

[@harrybarry2291]

Very good. I like your pets. That cement block wall/fence is well done. Very secure and looks great.

[@TheNinnyfee]

Thank you for being open and honest about your beautiful Max. Note the fur. Max's dog family was created for a colder mountain region, they aren't really made for warm climates. Shepherd dogs like him or a Turkish Kangal are smart, self-reliant herd dogs that guard entire herds by themselves. Sometimes for days, they don't have to respect you if you haven't done your homework about them. They even fight wild animals like wolves.

[@signalfire6691]

That animal needs to be brushed and groomed DAILY in order to prevent the coat load getting too heavy and matted. This animal is not being taken enough care of, and I feel sorry and in fear for the neighbors.

[@soal3415]

Signalfire6691 We are so lucky to have you. What would those working dogs out in the mountains do with out you?

[@eroccha]

@@signalfire6691 Lol. Daily? Wrong goofy. You groom a double-coated dog at least four times a year to help pull out the dead undercoat. What remains of the undercoat after a seasonal coat blow helps to hold cool air close to the skin and the double layers protect against sunburn. Nature knows best.

[@mjm5820]

My dream dog but I live on a hot climate island. So I watch a lot of videos on the breed. Yours is the best - thank you for your honesty.

[@MarkRoss-v4y]

Great video and really useful first hand information. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@steveking4829]

I have 5 of them. I know Exactly what you’re talking about. there are either sleeping all the time or they are Guard. I never fear for my grandchildren. They never bitten anybody and broke the skin, but they’ll grab them and drag them away. But they are a handful. You have to be special person to have one.

[@creativekatt]

We had one back home when I was a kid. He was very territorial, and all dogs in the area were afraid of him. If a pack comes up one bark from our dog and maybe one would be left. That one leaves too after a pause. 😂 he was a friend with a dog in his puppy days, sadly around 2 years old, he went for that dog’s throat ( that’s how they kill threats fast… wolves, bears…)… needless to say it died. Our dog was all to him self. Very rarely barked though. As big as he was he would creep up quietly on a stranger… usually get on his back paws and place his front paws on strangers shoulders (be closer to the neck). You are right. They are excellent fearless protection dog, ridiculously smart. Oh I miss his face so much. He was magnificent! Thank you for sharing. It’s not a common breed in the US.

[@michaelderrett9555]

Your sense of humour and just your affirmation with your dog is so sweet!. It's nice there is respect there.bits beautiful!.

[@moilami1]

A great video and awesome dog you have, thanks, was a pleasure to watch.

[@SGusky]

This has to be the best Ovcharka video I’ve seen Our little girl turned three last week And her life is very similar to what you’re showing your boys is We have several larger dogs (fila, presa, Great Pyrenees..) that are her best friend But we also have three Shih Tzu’s which even though she likes, we keep away for the same reason that you keep your little one away . She incredible, friendly and loving with very vocal towards strangers we walk We have to be very careful But I’m so glad she’s in her life Once again, best video out there on this breed well done

[@waso778]

The name is Kavskiuri Nagazi nothing to do with Russia

[@eli--uq6ix]

I have one 11 months old very relaxed.

[@ASMRkiddo]

Nice video thanks for your realistic review of this breed. We had a similar breed of dog a few years ago- the Sarplaninac. Similar looks, size, behaviour and also a livestock guardian. Like you, we were living in a city with a garden, but she was very difficult and not like any other dog we've had in my lifetime. As you say "stubborn" and independent. She ended up having to live with a relative in the countryside as her huge bark at night was disturbing our neighbours in an urban setting. Like you say at 2 years old, she became particularly difficult. Even for an experienced dog owner, these breeds are challenging, especially if they are not working and they can be a bit like having a loaded gun when you're having guests, or out walking them! Generally I would advise against them as house pets. Other livestock guardian breeds like the Pyrenees and Maremma are slightly more domesticated as breeds. Best wishes and you have a nice gang of pets there.

[@ОЛЕСЯ-з6ш8м]

Я обожаю эту породу собак.

[@carl1776]

Thanks for a nice and refreshing video.

[@BaronSquanch]

Very nice explanation and absolutely correct. It seems that they are very similar to the Turkish Kangal in behavior and needs, which makes perfect sense.

[@TheHemiphil81]

I owned a beautiful wolf hybrid. He was 90% timber wolf and 10% Alaskan malamute. He weighed about 170 pounds. We took him to obedience school and after 2 weeks they told us not to bring him back lol. He was a big ole baby. We lost him from cancer when he was 10 years old and we are still heart broken. I know some dogs are hard to train but worth having.

[@conversationswithme8601]

I love those dogs! Best! 😊❤

[@shapiro9640]

I have a Caucasian Shepherd x Mastiff and he is a wonderful guard dog. I have 12 acres and he will chase and try to attack cars. They need the countryside. I have two other Mastiffs and he sleeps on my bed cuddle up to me all night! Gorgeous ❤️

[@susanwoodman2996]

A breeder, trainer took in one of these fellas. He was about 10 months. Was interesting to see him develope.

[@martinkirouac]

Thank you for your honest review. I was very interested and realized that I shouldn't get a dog like this... at least not yet at this point in my life.

[@rebeccabt]

Thank you a 1000 times because today I fell in love with the breed after seeing KZbin videos claiming they are only a little aggressive..one even claimed they are NOT aggressive but very living. A dog just knew his owner liked the beutiful interviewer and licked her over and over in her face..

[@honkworld9405]

It depends on where you get it from, some have been mixed with other breeds like in russia to make them bigger but lost a lot of their natural instinct and drive so they'll be bigger but less aggressive.

[@michelemcpherson7252]

I have mixed breed father was Caucasian Mother yellow lab Her previous owner had a accident with her We have her now a few bumps but working out her kinks. She’s so lovable very protective..

[@saltyprepper5513]

Is your mix aggressive at all?

[@michelemcpherson7252]

No, she’s relaxed if someone new comes around. But if a total stranger came. She’d give a warning.

[@TobbeZe]

I still want one. My Alabai did left us two month ago (RIP). It would be intresting to level up. I do have met some of them.

[@fashionistalagerfeld1954]

This is a very cool animal

[@croquest8749]

As a kid l used to ride mine like a horse and was the best dog ever .He was a giant baby with me. Most people didn't want to come near it and l had to lock him away if anyone visited. I don't blame them because if he got irritated and got after anything? l just simply wouldn't be able to stop him. Finally dad gave it away to some people to use as a sheep dog. I was hearth broken but it was a very good decision when l think about it now days. Massive beautiful but very slow learning and unpredictable.

[@danielebrparish4271]

Another example of how people look like their favorite pet. LOL! That dog is so lucky he has a very knowledgeable owner.

[@christelklinko7683]

Thank You. Never heard of the dog before.

[@dianafalletta2635]

So true love my Caucasian Shepard mix💋

[@Kim-J312]

My neighbor had a male CO . He wasn't very aggressive, I was a stranger " to the dog and was able to pet it w no problem, no growling or barking. However her CO was very aloof , often scanning surroundings constantly, seemed disconnected if I tried to get the dog to play or interact. Seems just fixed on environment wasn't unfriendly but not clowny Labrador looking to play play play 24/7. I've always loved CO , I have a crush on the breed. But I don't have space or time to dedicate to such a channeling breed , so not fair for a CO. ❤️ . God bless the people that have thus beautiful breed

[@loyalcaucasianskennel1317]

Awsome video! Very informative!

[@darrylhansell3300]

Great video ,just the music could be deleted or softened down. Be great to see more of Max!

[@staceyhamilton3982]

7:04 maybe I want this dog because I don't want visitors at the house lol

[@kendadavis7714]

Mine stayed in house lot and then on five acres with my horse with a good fence She was amazing Lived her but not one stranger could walk up at all

[@tundrawomansays694]

You’re even have a tortoise who sees you as the pack leader! Excellent presentation, thanks so much. Imma sub you right now-

[@bzviad100]

Please post more videos of Max, I have CO as well also named Max and everything you described about the breed is 💯 this breed is not a pet and definitely not for everyone. Btw very beautiful dog man!

[@SonnySonicBlueSim]

your big baby is super cute, is sociable fella

[@micheledietrick265]

Some breeds need a massive amount of exercise. They need lots of space and trails to run on. I had a German Shepard and she was happy running on the trails in woods. They need to get that energy out. Have them highly socialized from the time they are tiny. Visiting with crowds of people and other kinds of animals.

[@saltyprepper5513]

CO is not a high energy dog. Mine never wants to leave home aside from a potty break. Lounges around all day.

[@BBBYpsi]

If you get a LSGD or any kind of guard dog training should start day 1. Crate training, food aggression, Basic comands like sit, down, stay, leave it..... It is well worth it in the long run. I have seen first hand many people fail these types of dog breeds. The last few years I have dealt mostly with Central Asian shepherds puppies & adults. My friend is a certified dog trainer & also owns many Central Asian Shepherds & has written the only book about them. I have come across 5 Caucasions in the last 4 years. All trained well enough I could touch them. But I was not ever gonna ask to do so. I know they can be more aggressive than a central asian shepherd. People friendly caucasions is a defect in them. Just like it is with Central Asian Shepherds aka Alabai

[@cryptojunkies3619]

Your friend is a female am I right? If it is who I think it is I am reading her book right now and plan to one day get one of her pups. I love the character of the Alabai and hers are of that true character, no nonsense, bite first ask questions later nature. I won't get one until I have the time required and proper property to ensure others are safe and my dogs are safe.

[@hilario6128]

The Alabai is very different from the Caucasian Ovcharka. Much more calmer and can be handled in the presence of strangers despite being bigger. My CO, no one could stop him in the face of danger - basically any man alive and breathing - and he would go ballistic. My Alabai is very calm and read my reaction.

[@abettermind]

COs can be made to he peoppe friendly in the presence of their trusted handlers. It's not a defect, but a result of a lot of work. Now, if your CO is happy with random strangers when nobody is around, it's broken lol

[@Alexis_Gz]

Why would you need to cage your own dog up?

[@BBBYpsi]

@@cryptojunkies3619 Yes, she also has a youTube channel & I have been in several of her video's. Here are a couple. One of her male doing a attack test & has never been attacked trained all natural & the other of her doing a interview with me. Safar bite thru the bite suit & you can hear Hector say that. He has worked with many police canine dogs & training them. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZWbn5-voJukg8U kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3LIiYx3atpsrdk

[@vampire4000]

We have 6 dogs here, 2 Chihuahuas, 3 Shih Tzus and an Ovcharca........ They all live here in our house. The other day little Chi was sick, the Ovcharca did not leave her side! His best friend is Gizmo, our Shih Tzu, when she is scared (eg with fireworks or other dogs while walking) he lies down and she climbs on top of him for support! They can take the food out of his mouth, he will do anything for the little ones! He will not growl at children, we live opposite a school and when we go for a walk they always ask me if they can pet him. He prefers them to hang around his neck! But, if someone touches the little ones or us, he won't let brands do it. He stands "tight" and puts a paw on the other dog's back, the other dog goes through, shows his teeth. The whole neighborhood loves our big friendly giant Lupi!

[@mmartijn78]

NAGAZI

[@my3kiddosandhis]

💙🐾💙🐾 Handsome Boy❣️✨❣️

[@snowgorilla9789]

Have had ours for 6 months got him when he was 9 months, If you are not experienced with giant breeds and don't have lots of time and energy get a different breed. Am not complaining I knew what we were getting into and I am seeing results s l o w l y but I know there is a great dog in there once he figures we are a team.

[@apache3000-amg]

oh my god you're so funny 😛 I love the way you 're describing him hahahaha

[@dolapotellaattoni9572]

I have 2 Caucasian dogs and I think your accounts are very correct.

[@kevinblitzcki2709]

Hello, How much food does he get a day in grams? Also, when did he fully develop his furry coat? 3 years? Thanks!

[@tannisjohnson6456]

Helpful information!

[@JohnJones-wg2od]

Cool dogs, mines a pup, 9 weeks, & 60 lbs.... This breed I've seen is territorial, (didn't recognize me last night & growled)...just trying to keep him outta mischief till first shots......(luvable furball)....nips at my hand....super stubborn....could pull me on skiis... however....he'd never been indoors & instinctively asked to go out to do his biz.

[@waso778]

9 weeks 60 lbs?? Yeah right top breeds from Georgia 9 weeks max 30lbs, funny guy.

[@BaktaBak3]

Thanks for this video. Obviously not a "pet" for most people. Do your research folks.

[@stefanoenricosalvadorebesu1445]

It's an impressive dog breed that definetely needs an experienced owner Who knows how to handle large dogs.

[@Vortex4.00]

He looks just like mine he is so cute😊😊

[@bobbywren123]

Not only the Massive Size and Strength of the Caucasian, but all that Fur protects it. Other dogs get choked on it.

[@pavlepetrovic6846]

Thank you. Good to know!

[@ruqayahoriyomi6334]

Your channel name sounds soo familiar. Do you play Flyff Universe?

[@adamross4697]

I didn’t know DJ Envy had a brother.

[@weotalks2810]

Good TRUTHFUL VIDEO...

[@Knucklehead123]

Narrator reminds me of one of the Generals in the Ukraine war defense.

[@virginiaburg]

I love these dogs. I have 4 of them. All different personalities. One is aggressive aggressive but controllable. The other 3 are not. But be aware when 4 of them coming running up to greet you. 320 kgs jumping on you. All of them hate other dogs. We have 1000 hk to protect so they have space. They don't bark a lot and not in the house. They need to go out and see whats out there. Great fun. Yours is gorgeous. I have 2 white ones and 2 brown ones

[@waso778]

This just a little one, if you want full breed need to go to Georgia.

[@mmartijn78]

100%

[@kelvinskeates6389]

Hi I have a Caucasian Shepherd and she very rarely speaks, she barks maybe at a visitor but once in a blue moon, really enjoyed your video, maybe it’s because I’ve a bitch

[@walterrussell6584]

I really want one of these dogs but they seem to dangerous for the risk considering I have a small child. Im on 43 acres and currently have an Anatolian with the sheep and a Maremma with the chickens. I want a big, slightly more aggressive dog for the family and yard. Im a compitant dog owner. Any thoghts?

[@petmo78]

I think you have a pretty good setup. As long as you have a pretty good fence around the property. (In my opinion )

[@bennybodash855]

Great video but this background music makes it so hard to hear what you are saying. Why music when you are talking?

[@joseantoniomarmolejo3939]

Es un buen perrito para climas muy fríos

[@stevenutepass7671]

Good info, peace friend.

[@edwardsdeacon]

🤔 The true origin of this breed is that it was developed by the Soviet Union Military as guard dogs for the prisons and the border guards. These dog where developed by crossing CAO with several breeds of livestock guardians and working type dogs. These are not pets these are working dogs it’s just that simple. These are not dogs for homes with small children, inexperienced owners or people who are physically and mentally weak. These are not dogs you let strangers or guest to your home pet. These dogs are best suited to farms, large estates and homes with large yards.

[@Vinnie-cv5qv]

It was not developed by te Soviet army. The breed was used by the army, not developed by it. My ancestors had the breed on their sheep farm since the early 1800s.

[@King-hu3fe]

Hey I been looking for a kennel with this breed for a while so u recommend any

[@annarusso2537]

Hard to hear with that background "music" going. Wonderful breed of dog!

[@AgentM666]

can this dog do well in 35c + temprature climates?

[@trialnerror416]

Max can handle it, but he doesn't like it at all. We let him in the house when it gets too hot, he finds the coolest spot in the house and lays there.

[@paulsimmons5726]

Great video! What a wild collection of pets you have! You gave some really good advice, especially about the breed needing a large exercise area. That should be common sense, should be! Your final assessment of this breed being a perfect watchdog/guardian was pretty straightforward for those who were listening! Thanks for posting!

[@steveowens398]

Your boy reminds me of my dog Loki, who is a Great Pyrenees. I have scars and injuries from this dog, but they are due to his size rather than his temperament. I wouldn't trade him for the world. More of Max please!

[@NYCLIVE.]

Good men you’re great

[@ZE308AC]

What is tiger breed of dog?

[@cowboycowboy149]

Very beautiful video. Very beautiful dog bro next time you try Alabai they protective they serious guard, dog but very gentle very nice with the family .you don’t feel you have dog in your backyard . Based on my experience. And the easiest dog I ever experienced in my life.

[@beccaleabs4528]

We're in the uk and have a 4 year old bitch caucasian and a little springer and a cat,we did have a house rabbit but she died of old age,she's great with my other animals and loves my kids to bits,no problem with food,she knows if we touch her food bowl she's getting something better,always done that with all my dogs,but a big but,she doesn't do strangers,and is always on guard,we don't have a postman,we collect it at the depo,because she would break through the front door no problem to get him,you really do need to know what your doing before you get one,

[@beccaleabs4528]

@@mattgotsskill what's up pumpkin,who rattled your cage,if you no likely you don't have to read or comment, or are you the type of person that goes around putting reactive comments on people's post for fun. Why not just tell us what your caucasian shepherd is like and not troll peoples comments please.

[@tiny5500]

Our girl is almost 4 and is alot of fun, agreed on the know what your getting into part👍 You really need experience for this breed. Happy New years 🎉

[@beccaleabs4528]

@@tiny5500 thanks for the nice reply, and a happy new year to you and your family and I hope you have lots of happy years with your Co.

[@tiny5500]

@@beccaleabs4528🙏 ❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@f1601-q9l]

100%, these guys and Akitas, top of the food chain when it comes to dog breeds, not for the inexperienced, and the real truth is 99% of people, even people who decide to get a dog, know little to nothing about dogs. Experienced with dogs also doesn’t count if your experience is with little poodles, Cockapoos or large but mellow breeds like labs and golden retrievers. Would require someone experienced with large powerful dogs with guarding tendencies, and even then they may still struggle. Like the Akita, they have a handful of people they’re affectionate to, but to strangers they’re absolute monsters towards. I got bit by my cousin’s American line Akita the first day I met her, and she was still a growing 9 month old puppy, already 44kg at that age. The Caucasian is almost like an American Akita on steroids in my book. The temperament, even somewhat similar colouring and bear like appearance. The man in this video “you just like big fluffy dogs”, red flag if someone is basing their reason for getting this breed on that. There are many gentle giant fluffy dogs to choose from, like St Bernards, Newfoundland’s or Bernese Mountain dogs, which are a world of difference in temperament to this breed.

[@Riddick1223]

Where did you get him from he's gorgeous

[@Moraprecisionreloader]

The only thing that Caucasian shepherd has over the CAIN CORSO is the fluffy hair around his neck which gives it an advantage in not getting bit in his throat from a wolf bite .

[@gerryroush8391]

Or a pit bull attack on me

[@RKalos]

The Caucasian is a true guard dog ,is no 1 . Corso are fear bitters.They can not compared.

[@Ninokhetsuriani]

არიან ძალიან ერთგულები თბილები ოჯახი სრულყოფილი წევრები.❤❤❤❤

[@alknapp8424]

I live on a acreage and have a 1/2 Caucasian, 1/4 Elkhound, 1/4 German Shepherd and he looks just like the shorthair in the video. He is the most gentle guy in the world...Unless you are a predator.

[@natachawerkx4767]

I gott one and he is a very nice dog you most put time in it also walking playing and he protect all littel things even a mous in the hous best dogg ever for familie whit kids also ... evry ras off doggs can you make crazzy even a toy poedel will byte you

[@BalwinderSingh-ph3gs]

How price puppy bro

[@ilipoinasu8991]

i appreciated what you said here, but remember that this dog needs a lot of movement ; they are mountain dogs, and they need to be active. than with the food i sow you over done it with yours a little bit. friendly advice ? bring him to countryside; that yard is too small to him...

[@leonardo47000]

I think you're a good guy and your dog is beautiful, but the music on the "background" is too loud.

[@jefferythurman9228]

My understanding was that the Caucasian shepherd was created by Red Star kennels during the cold war, and that the "land race" style history you described is more applicable to the Alabai/Central Asian shepherd.

[@jerrelhintergardt6898]

The giant 200+ pound CO dogs were made by the communists in the Red Star kennels of USSR. They are excessively agressive and so not make good pets nor livestock guardians. Most breeders will not sell these to homeowners. My CO s do not play ball or games. They are working guardian dogs. Run them beside a bike for a couple hours daily for exercise. I don't understand why people want a big dog that is capable of seriously injuring threats only to try and make them "pets". Get a dog that has the characterics you need. Want a good pet, get a golden retriever. Want to keep bad guys away. COs are great.

[@_Another_Idea_]

@Jerrel Hintergardt Are you in the USA? Do you have a breeder you recommend?

[@jerrelhintergardt6898]

@@_Another_Idea_ Yes I'm in Las Vegas. My dogs prefer the winter weather but summers aren't a problem of you keep lots of water on hand. I can't recommend a breeder at this time. Mine had too many dogs to care for properly due to the pandemic shut down. Very unfortunate results. The authorities confiscated 172 large dogs and destroyed them although they had never harmed anyone. They were too aggressive to be adopted. That's true but that isn't very good animal care. Sad.

[@beccaleabs4528]

@@jerrelhintergardt6898 The Caucasian shepherd is an ancient breed, so old they are first mentioned as being used by Armenian armies in the 1st Century BC,the Russians try'd to make this breed better but as they learned the breed was made by nature to be how it is,a lot of adult caucasian were killed to get the pups of them in the caucuses mountains in the early days,and Alot of farmers were killed to get there dogs,the Russians have and will always be fake,my caucasians parents were standard size,mum was 65 kilos dad was 105 kilos,around 200+lbs,love the breed so much,the loyalty is unbelievable.

[@jerrelhintergardt6898]

@@beccaleabs4528 Hi Becca. Good information. I'm glad you have and enjoy your CO. Lots is jerks around here try to get they dogs for fighting but breeders won't sell them for that. I was referring to the dogs here now. The Nye County animal control seized the dogs 172 dogs and killed them about 2 weeks ago. The Russians I mentioned were actually the Bolchevich communists in 1920 who seized the dogs and bred them for military and prison use. They didn't work out for livestock work. There are some large ones here but everyone I know if got them from Vacilli of Est Alpha kennels. Vacilli is going to prison. There is a lot more to the story and it isn't over yet but the dogs were killed.

[@johnmartin2079]

Very honest and informative video, the owner did not lie or sugar coat anything about the bread , there flock guardian dogs, prefer a 5 pack of the same bread, city life must have been difficult for the dog and owner. ? Are you owning one in USA? Looking to bread ovcharka and Kangal dogs .

[@_Another_Idea_]

Nice looking boy! How old/tall/heavy is he? And where did you get him?

[@trialnerror416]

he 7 years old and 178 pounds, I'm not sure about the height

[@_Another_Idea_]

@Trial N Error I have a CO / Pyr mix and I'd love to pick up a full CO. Can you recommend a breeder in the US or did you import him?

[@gordonames1892]

MANY GUARD DOGS THAT GUARD LIVESTOCK. THEY ARE OUT THERE BY THEMSELVES ABD ACT INDEPENDENTLY. SO THEY CAN BE STUBBORN BECAUSE OF THEIR INDEPENDENT NATURE.

[@jonathansouza6549]

Only very very experienced dog handlers should own this dog / it’s bloodlines are pure and unmolested / they can be aggressive and require a ton of work / this dog is not suited for lazy dog owners / don’t waste your time with this breed if you cannot dedicate the time to properly train and care for this dog breed !!

[@f1601-q9l]

Yep, the Akita is on the level of challenging as this breed. Both Akitas and Ovcharkas will not accept any outsider unless introduced as a young puppy. That includes your friends and family. They can (will) get bitten. No one but the most experienced of dog owners should have these breeds and even they will struggle. By experienced, if your dog experience is little poodles, cockapoos, Goldendoodles and other soft breeds like that, you’re not cut out for Akitas or Ovcharkas. They need owners experienced with other large powerful guard dog breeds

[@kieron9581]

Caucasian shepherds are on a totally different level compared to a Akita. Akita is no different to any medium size dogs

[@f1601-q9l]

@@kieron9581 no different in what way? In size you’re correct if you’re referring to the Japanese Akita, they’re not much more than medium size. The American Akita, however, can weigh as much as 135lb or more, due to its mastiff blood. As for temperament, “any medium sized dog” doesn’t tell me anything, there are many medium sized breeds each with their own temperament. Some small dogs, not even medium sized, can have headstrong, dominant temperaments too.

[@beccaleabs4528]

@@f1601-q9l hi f160178 my bitch caucasian shepherd was 62 kilos last time at the vets that's about 135lbs her dad was over 100 kilos about 230lbs he stud over 6ft tall when he jump up at me, I had to look up lol,the akita is a standard size dog that gets into lots of truble because of bad owners,the police in Sheffield had to shoot one in the streets,then the police also shot a caucasian that was left tied to a lamp post,i think what your trying to get across is both breeds can be very deidly in the wrong hands,and your right,

[@f1601-q9l]

@@beccaleabs4528 yep, exactly that. By wrong hands- that includes people inexperienced with large dominant guard dog breeds getting a hold of one of these top of the food chain dog breeds. Absolutely scary. When a dog like that doesn’t think you’re the boss, it will make its own mind up, including attacking an innocent by-passer, and the inexperienced owner will have no idea how to control it. The truth is 99% of the public know little to nothing about dogs and have no business getting either breed. Either that, or those encouraging their already natural aggression for the ego boost of having a big scary dog, the so called “status” dog which is what you see with breeds like pit bulls. Honestly, Akitas and Ovcharkas make pit bulls look like poodles. The largest American Akitas are 135-40lb, however, that’s still the smaller end for an Ovcharka, they’re absolutely massive. Neither breed are small by any stretch of the imagination. The Ovcharka reminds me very much of an American Akita on steroids, the temperament and similar colouring, and people falling into the trap of getting them on a whim with little research just because they like their fluffy appearance. As puppies they look alike, like little bear cubs, but soon turn into monsters fully grown.

[@MadyGuindin-y7x]

I love Ovsharkas

[@MT-if1jr]

My preference is theMal

[@carinatareng3136]

I want one!

[@lanamckay1922]

I would own a wolf if I had one

[@joseantoniomarmolejo3939]

La cara de ese animal es hermosa

[@dsmith421]

Dust particles😂💀

[@bobbywren123]

Love the Rott's, but the Caucasian is way too Big for the Rott to mess with.

[@mosbysmen]

thumbs up for the telescope