Is The Volkodav Right For YOU?

[@lestweforget666]

I love my Volkodav, he is a great addition to our family and does listen to commands on a mostly regular basis. He guards the house and the yard depending on where his kitties and humans are. We have coyotes here but he is still a bit young and without other dogs like himself to help him guard. He enjoys running our large acreage with horses.

[@fatimamoumouch8906]

I think Volkodav is the apex dog. The dogs shown are excellent examples. Can we have big bro in the next video, thanks!

[@Arkansas1989]

Agree

[@SavaskiBros]

Yes don’t worry, big bro soon will come back😐

[@HaiderAftab-q9h]

Some of the clips damn, volkodavs are the best for sure!!

[@aylmergraeler]

Great video, love how you focus on this breed and prefer raising awareness over just promoting the Volkodav. No need to feel uncertain without your big brother haha, just do your own thing. One question remains for me. How do they -or can they- function within a pack of dogs, be it with the same or the opposite sex?

[@SavaskiBros]

Thank you for the kind words ☺️, as for the question , they work great in packs and you often will find them in packs. They can get along regardless of sex, and they determine a ranking between themselves in the pack

[@donaldstephens5424]

Great video keep them rolling

[@SavaskiBros]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Aleyna-zk3ts]

done great on your own look forward to seeing more 😉

[@SavaskiBros]

Thank you! 😀

[@WDLC1911]

Probably not. 😅 I love them, though. Thanks for the video. 🙏🏽

[@SavaskiBros]

Thanks for watching!

[@shantkouyoudjian6820]

Have you guys ever considered doing a video on the Armenian Gampr? I think it’s interesting that many of these LGD come from the Gampr yet people barely know that the breed exists

[@RonTandon-w1w]

What is the life span of volkodav ?

[@SavaskiBros]

It can vary depending on the life it has, but if maintained and looked after properly , anywhere 14+years

[@zeljakis817]

My Amstaff was eating 800g of pure read raw each day plus supplements,Dog deserve best food,steaks on planet,our rule,kibble make weak dogs,cancers.Could kill bull on its own,makes huge difference.

[@SavaskiBros]

100%

[@VictorVLor-pd4yr]

Here’s a video topic how to know that this dog is a volkodav or not.

[@Nick-ji3bb]

Why do the owners tie them up? Do they release them at night or are they always tied?

[@SavaskiBros]

Good question . It is mixed for each individual owner. Some will tie some at day and release at night to work, some do opposite. Some do this to prevent dog getting out and causing harm slash getting hurt from other dogs, human etc. Also it strengthens the dog up when on these chains as they have space to run around on it whilst having the tension and pull back of the chain

[@Israel-I-A]

Thank you very much for the video, It's nice, although I feel like it's not as informative as, the video of the Kangal. I think it's because you didn't share your a lot of the things you experienced, when you guys owned Barbosa. And yeah Seb, you were nervous because of the camera, don't worry a few more videos on your own, and you should become more comfortable. Also I prefer if you did the videos with your brother, not because your nervousness, but because two heads are better than one. I think you remember some things, that he does not remember, and he remembers some things that you don't remember. For instance When you made the video of the Kangal, you Seb, spoke about the Kangal's poop, and your brother, did not remember that. Also when you record the videos together, it is like you guys are having a conversation. Which is enjoyable. Now the videos I am anticipating, are the ones of the Akbash and Central Asian Shepherd, please record them soon, thanks in advance. Once again thanks for the video, and great job 👍🏾 PS: I don't mind seeing more Volkodav related content. 😁

[@SavaskiBros]

Ah amazing feedback brother. Yes I completely get you 2 is always better than 1. We will be recording more videos coming Inshallah very soon. Thank you for the support 👊🏾

[@scoop7831]

One more question....can a person have these dogs around orher dogs?

[@scoop7831]

Nevermind....I just scrolled down and read the comment on that answered that

[@Enzo_NM]

Most are not ready for how physical you must get at times

[@SavaskiBros]

Yes I completely agree

[@edibalian]

Is the Volkodov as Athletic as the Kangal ??? How do they compare in speed and athleticism?

[@SavaskiBros]

Next video will give you this answer……stay tuned 👏😉

[@RonTandon-w1w]

Does kangal eat less than volkodav ??

[@seresamgala8125]

yes, likely so. the Sîvas Kangal, despite its size, eats less than a much smaller German Shepherd ... I think the the V definitely eats more.

[@SavaskiBros]

Yes Kangal has small stomach

[@luisgonzales196]

But Volkodav eat much less than English mastiff or Great Dаne of the same sizes

[@scoop7831]

Can people have these dogs in urban environments?

[@SavaskiBros]

Yes it’s definitely possible. These dogs can Adapt especially if done from young properly, comes down to the work the owner will put in

[@scoop7831]

@@SavaskiBros ok...I had to ask... Ok once had a Bully Kutta in an urban environment....it did not work out. I should have paid attention to the fact that most of the people who have these types of dogs(BK, Volkadacs, Cao, Alibais, ECT) live in rural environments.

[@hamidomidi6660]

Dad, Persian subtitles, please, I like Volkodav. I have a Mirage dog myself. I think they are good competitors for each other.

[@edibalian]

Can you socialize them at a young age at the dog park?

[@mmartijn78]

Ofcourse

[@SavaskiBros]

Yes, this is great for them

[@edibalian]

I’m thinking if you get them to the dog park regularly it might reduce the chances of attack

[@cedarsofthecoast2746]

@@edibalian id caution against that because you don't know the dogs there, if the volkodov puppy gets attacked by a strange dog for example (it could happen) then that will make any aggression worse. better to socialize with dogs you know are well behaved if possible, in my opinion

[@edibalian]

@@cedarsofthecoast2746 good points socialize with good dogs because dog parks are full of crazy dogs!

[@AlowisciousMahoney]

These are amazing dogs. But definitely not right for me, particularly with my current living situation 😄

[@SavaskiBros]

I’m happy that you are honest enough and sensible enough to make that decision 👍🏾

[@vs639]

You never give reply ,when you post a video do mention location as well

[@SavaskiBros]

Location? What do you mean by this?

[@vs639]

@SavaskiBros I mean to say the location of the country and breeder of the dogs in the video.

[@yachinyphotography]

Volkodav is not a bread. Its a name and a function wolf 🐺 crusher. It can be nagazi, Caucasian ovcharka, tobet, gamper, alabai , cao, etc etc so that is the truth. Also every dog can be trained. And need to be trained. But in a different way and in a different function.

[@coreyclay3709]

Your right it's not a bread .. it's a breed. What are you a dogoligist or something..🤣

[@yachinyphotography]

@@coreyclay3709 yes i am. And still i live in Georgia and i know what I'm saying

[@SavaskiBros]

Yes this is a term . But this is also this breed

[@yachinyphotography]

@@SavaskiBros this breed is not a real breed its a a function of several different types of lgd breeds that are a variants of the same kind of breed. The volkodav variant is more tall legged and has more game drive. And has more dog aggression cos they are mostly used for dogfighting tournaments. So they need to perform in the same way.

[@yachinyphotography]

@@SavaskiBros but they are less likely to be good at watching against predators in the field.

[@odogg6981]

I need one brother will you ship to Toronto i have a 110 ft by 45 ft yard big home 4 bedrooms 1 spare rm just for him.

[@odogg6981]

I also have a 9 yr old 80 kg presa canario

[@mmartijn78]

Tiny garden

[@SavaskiBros]

Yes brother that is possible. Drop us a dm through instagram , and we can arrange this with you👍🏾