I love his fussing trying to get someone to play. It doesn't sound scary to family it's just talk but to others that error would scare them crap outta them lol
@@heynow1988 he is extremely territorial of his family & home. He will not allow anyone in that he doesn’t know and becomes rabid. He will calm somewhat when I tell him they’re not a threat but he will not let his guard down because he doesn’t trust them yet. After many meetings he can learn to accept them. Meeting them off property out of his territory is a better idea …again, will take more meetings to have him be comfortable but he will be less territorial off property but still protective of his owners. They are very independent dogs with strong instincts to guard without owners telling them to. Once they think there is a threat, it is difficult to tell them otherwise which is why you need to spend a lot of time training…and training is not the same for them as with other breeds. They are also massive and powerful with extreme biteforce along with their strong instincts so they’re extremely dangerous in the wrong hands especially.
@@heynow1988 with other family that don’t live in the home, he has met them numerous times and accepts them when they come to visit..being wary at first depending on who it is and how often he sees them. But some of these dogs will not accept anyone that doesn’t live in the home. He is very loving with the ones he accepts 🥰.
@@heynow1988 we have an in home vet that comes over a few times a year who is very brave because yogi wants to attack him every time. He becomes rabid and focused on removing the threat from his territory. He can sense the fear as well which doesn’t help. He needs to be muzzled and he will lay down when I tell him to after the initial lunge and growling ..but will stare and growl and snarl and if he comes close he goes right back to rabid mode..needs to be sedated everytime in order to be examined by the vet. A lot of owners of this breed keep their dogs from vets and groomers because of this. We do our own grooming. Also, most vets and groomers do not know the breed, and if they have heard of them..or learn about them..they do not accept them and won’t work with them because of fear and liability reasons. We are lucky to have our vet brave enough to enter our home. He was good with going to the vet before he matured and loved the people there. But then they change drastically after maturing
Смотрю на него своего вспоминаю. Красавчик 👍. Очень добрый. И то же время злой для чужих. Даже сильно злым или когда кость кушал. Рычал но руку сувал никогда не укусит. Слегка зубками покажет что не надо лесть к нему 😅
@@emmettoal8410 yogi is definitely one of the bigger ones for sure 😆 but even the smaller ones are still huge in comparison to typical dogs and still just as powerful ! Sizes range so drastically with them plus the different types.. steppe.. mountainous.
Its a Caucasian Shepherd not a Caucasian Ovcharka, you've been watching too much TikTok. If you want to call them a Russian name you dont use half English. Its either a Caucasian Shepherd or a Kavkazets Ovcharka.
The bear is like...I mean, that dog is like "Look, I can either rip your head off your neck, or we can play. I'm fine with either one, so it's your pick".
I’d shit myself after that third bark. But hopefully I can find a good breeder when I get older and I’m going to pick the fiercest puppy and raise it properly. Do you have your bear on a raw diet food plan?
look into gdv, and crows feet before you chose your pup,especially crows feet,you don't want a €10,000 bill for each hip to be replaced or fixed,you'll see it a mile away,both back legs cross each other when they walk,I always go for the pup that's sat back watching assessing the situation.
@@beccaleabs4528 You hit the nail on the head and I agree 100%. The main thing I’m focused on are the joints and movement of the puppies. I’m looking at central Asian shepherds as well.
Had one. Was really cute and playful but very hyperactive at night. Very tricky dog. Any owner has to have some kind of stamina coz when they’re in the mode of playing, they could literally be on top of you😂.
If i somehow get a farm with livestock, i'm getting one of these. And i'll make sure it is well-trained. And then i'll have a couch potatoe buddy secondarily.
@@SonnySonicBlueSim yes they need lots of training but these dogs are NOT your typical dog whatsoever. They are much more intense than the typical guard dogs people are used to.
If I were a robber and ended up facing this dog, he wouldn't have to kill me, I would be dead of a heart attack before I hit the floor. And this is coming from someone who has had German Shepherds all their life.
That’s very true ! He keeps everyone else away that’s for sure 😆. Only problem with my situation is my parents are already dead, husbands dad is dead and his mother..who can be toxic for sure …lives in out in law apartment and yogi loves her belly rubs so unfortunately it doesn’t work on her 🤦🏻♀️😆❤️
@@MatthewMatthew-ws9sd that should be ok if they’re different sexes and they grow up together 🙂 BUT those are both serious strong headed breeds so lots of training early on especially… often COs are rehomed, abandoned.. euthanized etc between 12 months and 4 years because when they mature they change drastically and people aren’t prepared for that.
@@MatthewMatthew-ws9sd also I don’t know where you live but most trainers, groomers and vets have never heard of let alone seen a CO and don’t know how to properly care for them… OR they have heard of them and they refuse the breed…. VERY important to start them off with someone early on.. and consistently …. Have frequent vet visits even just to stop in and say hello to help form a bond… because COs can grow massive depending on genetics .. they’re big either way… and strong minded and do NOT like strangers after maturing.
I know this breed is dangerous but for some reason I really really want one. I've been doing research for weeks now and asking Caucasian Sheperd owners.
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Sounds like an LS Chevy engine on cams dog activation sport mode
Ghost cam😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It litrelly growls like a lion 💀
You should hear him when he’s angry and in protective mode 😅 beautiful yet scary sight/sound
They fight like lions too when you mess with their people!!!
@@yogibearsmom3881 nah he growls more like a tiger, and a tiger’s growl is much scarier than a lion’s.
wolves sound like this when they're happy too
I love his fussing trying to get someone to play. It doesn't sound scary to family it's just talk but to others that error would scare them crap outta them lol
That is the deepest growl of any dog I've heard.
He growls a lot deeper than that especially when he’s angry/guarding 😅 rabid lol
Hohi can u invite people tobur home? Or he atack them? Or if the invited people are with u he understand they not strangers? Thanks
@@heynow1988 he is extremely territorial of his family & home. He will not allow anyone in that he doesn’t know and becomes rabid. He will calm somewhat when I tell him they’re not a threat but he will not let his guard down because he doesn’t trust them yet. After many meetings he can learn to accept them. Meeting them off property out of his territory is a better idea …again, will take more meetings to have him be comfortable but he will be less territorial off property but still protective of his owners. They are very independent dogs with strong instincts to guard without owners telling them to. Once they think there is a threat, it is difficult to tell them otherwise which is why you need to spend a lot of time training…and training is not the same for them as with other breeds. They are also massive and powerful with extreme biteforce along with their strong instincts so they’re extremely dangerous in the wrong hands especially.
@@heynow1988 with other family that don’t live in the home, he has met them numerous times and accepts them when they come to visit..being wary at first depending on who it is and how often he sees them. But some of these dogs will not accept anyone that doesn’t live in the home. He is very loving with the ones he accepts 🥰.
@@heynow1988 we have an in home vet that comes over a few times a year who is very brave because yogi wants to attack him every time. He becomes rabid and focused on removing the threat from his territory. He can sense the fear as well which doesn’t help. He needs to be muzzled and he will lay down when I tell him to after the initial lunge and growling ..but will stare and growl and snarl and if he comes close he goes right back to rabid mode..needs to be sedated everytime in order to be examined by the vet. A lot of owners of this breed keep their dogs from vets and groomers because of this. We do our own grooming. Also, most vets and groomers do not know the breed, and if they have heard of them..or learn about them..they do not accept them and won’t work with them because of fear and liability reasons. We are lucky to have our vet brave enough to enter our home. He was good with going to the vet before he matured and loved the people there. But then they change drastically after maturing
Omg! His growl sent shivers down my spine! Like, wow😨
His growl/bark when there’s an actual real threat sounds like a RABID BEAR it’s such a beautiful yet scary sound lol
SOUNDS LIKE A CHEVY
Me and my boyfriend have a Caucasian big boy too! He is almost 2 years old.
They’re so special ! Yogi is about 3 1/2 years old 🖤
@Elektrix can you educate me on how to keep them and what they like and do not. I'm getting one soon 😊
@@clydesmith89321.don't
I love them. What a magnificent dog.
😂😂😂👍🦉😉❤️✌️🇫🇴...När ni borstar ..fixar pälsen ...😁🦋
Its like having a bear 🐻 for a pet. Thats amazing 😂
😂😂😂😂.... 👍😁❤️✌️🇫🇴🦉☕😉
Imagine being in the forest dark asl, and all you hear is his growl.
I prefer not to.
I would say run but in the dark you may just run right into him… Either way that’s gone be a real bad night…
Смотрю на него своего вспоминаю. Красавчик 👍. Очень добрый. И то же время злой для чужих. Даже сильно злым или когда кость кушал. Рычал но руку сувал никогда не укусит. Слегка зубками покажет что не надо лесть к нему 😅
Big furry baby 😍🤣
Gorgeous!
Like you
Love yogi he such a big boy, we have a 2yr old caucasian boy in our family , and yogi just gets on the same way as barney.
Aww he’s beautiful !
@@yogibearsmom3881 He is no where near as big boned as yogi. But still a handful.lol
@@emmettoal8410 yogi is definitely one of the bigger ones for sure 😆 but even the smaller ones are still huge in comparison to typical dogs and still just as powerful ! Sizes range so drastically with them plus the different types.. steppe.. mountainous.
@@yogibearsmom3881 yeah his mom is a steppe and dad a mountain dog, fantastic animals it's an honour to have them as a family member,
Alabai and Caucasian shepherd ❤my favorites
Two of my favorites too 🥰 he is a Caucasian shepherd
@@yogibearsmom3881 i know those breeds and i have alabai
Magnificent animal. I had an English mastiff that sadly passed!!! 😥
Thank you 🖤 I’m so sorry for your loss 😞
What an amazing dog! Absolutely gorgeous! ❤
Thank you so much 😊
My dream is to have a CO just like him!! Beautiful dog and amazing breed
Its a Caucasian Shepherd not a Caucasian Ovcharka, you've been watching too much TikTok. If you want to call them a Russian name you dont use half English. Its either a Caucasian Shepherd or a Kavkazets Ovcharka.
@@BLane-xr1icKavskiuri Nagazi 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪
imagine robbing this guys house and come face to face with this dinosaur.
Awesome choice of breed 👍🇦🇲👌
A word of warning about this breed: do NOT get the Caucasian Shepherd/Ovcharka, unless you have TONS of experience on training and having dogs!
Love Dog 🐕🦺🤗🫶.
Im in love ❤ sucha big baby 😊
He is a big show among dogs.
The bear is like...I mean, that dog is like "Look, I can either rip your head off your neck, or we can play. I'm fine with either one, so it's your pick".
Bad ass dog
luv your ears!❤
❤❤❤me gusta
Going on a hike with him and a mountain lion jumps out.....:-)
Mountain lion better pray 😅
🐻
I’d shit myself after that third bark. But hopefully I can find a good breeder when I get older and I’m going to pick the fiercest puppy and raise it properly. Do you have your bear on a raw diet food plan?
look into gdv, and crows feet before you chose your pup,especially crows feet,you don't want a €10,000 bill for each hip to be replaced or fixed,you'll see it a mile away,both back legs cross each other when they walk,I always go for the pup that's sat back watching assessing the situation.
@@beccaleabs4528 You hit the nail on the head and I agree 100%. The main thing I’m focused on are the joints and movement of the puppies. I’m looking at central Asian shepherds as well.
These breeds are not for the weak or the unknowledgeable
I want one
Awww! I love it when they talk! My girl talks too! I love that they all seem to be so slap happy too! Lol
Had one. Was really cute and playful but very hyperactive at night. Very tricky dog.
Any owner has to have some kind of stamina coz when they’re in the mode of playing, they could literally be on top of you😂.
If i somehow get a farm with livestock, i'm getting one of these. And i'll make sure it is well-trained. And then i'll have a couch potatoe buddy secondarily.
You got to know what you are doing. They are bred to be dangerous
@@jakeusaf9401 I mean yeah, i'll do it properly, if i wasn't i'd chose a Chihuahua
@@juliusmoe-nstar8942 those are evil creatures.🤣My uncle had 4 of the growing up. The makes hated me.
❤❤❤❤❤che meraviglia
Woah 😮
caucasian shepherd is super cute, they are also a good pet to dog lover
As long as you’re not a novice dog owner
@@yogibearsmom3881 im not, I hv Rottweiler now. Im experience dog owner, they must be well-trained. So that they will always obey owner
@@SonnySonicBlueSim yes they need lots of training but these dogs are NOT your typical dog whatsoever. They are much more intense than the typical guard dogs people are used to.
吠えても顔がかわいい。小型犬しか飼ったことない人だったら、かなり怖いでしょうけどね
Not sure what this says sorry
It's like a Bear but a dog
Yep ☺️ they’re called Russian Bear dogs too.. cuz of their look.. temperament .. and because they’re bred to protect against bears
@@yogibearsmom3881 around here they're also called Caucasian bear killers.
@@bencebuda4599 yes have killed bears and are known wolf killers the most
QAFKAZ AFCARKASİ BİZİM İTLƏR ESK OLSUN AZERBAYCANA🤘♥️😎
Georgian Nagazi 🇬🇪🇬🇪😊
How old is he? Can you have people over without putting him away?
I will not go into their home….LOL
That’s a good idea 😅 😆
Lol yep
If I were a robber and ended up facing this dog, he wouldn't have to kill me, I would be dead of a heart attack before I hit the floor. And this is coming from someone who has had German Shepherds all their life.
That's a dog that can keep toxic parents away 😊
That’s very true ! He keeps everyone else away that’s for sure 😆. Only problem with my situation is my parents are already dead, husbands dad is dead and his mother..who can be toxic for sure …lives in out in law apartment and yogi loves her belly rubs so unfortunately it doesn’t work on her 🤦🏻♀️😆❤️
Umm… can I come hang out with your dogs sometime?
😆 I mean I would love that ! But he wouldn’t unfortunately lol ! He takes his job very seriously
Nie jestem pewna czy to tylko zabawa, czy już granica wymuszania?🤔 dla mnie, to drugie. Ma za mało ruchu i akcji. Roznosi go.
Scary lol
Как КА 700😂
My co doesn’t play like this 😭
Only with us..he loves to wrestle and play fight us. To everyone else he is rabid if you’re on our property and will eat you lol
Can they will able to live with cane corso
Not always … a lot of times they have to be separated completely from other dogs
@@yogibearsmom3881 ok, what if I bought them at the same time from puppy age. Came corso male and female
Yes, if there with each other as pups then there is no issue, get a male caucasian and a female Corso
@@MatthewMatthew-ws9sd that should be ok if they’re different sexes and they grow up together 🙂 BUT those are both serious strong headed breeds so lots of training early on especially… often COs are rehomed, abandoned.. euthanized etc between 12 months and 4 years because when they mature they change drastically and people aren’t prepared for that.
@@MatthewMatthew-ws9sd also I don’t know where you live but most trainers, groomers and vets have never heard of let alone seen a CO and don’t know how to properly care for them… OR they have heard of them and they refuse the breed…. VERY important to start them off with someone early on.. and consistently …. Have frequent vet visits even just to stop in and say hello to help form a bond… because COs can grow massive depending on genetics .. they’re big either way… and strong minded and do NOT like strangers after maturing.
not a dog but 8 months bear
Imam ovakvoga istog. Medo moj
I know this breed is dangerous but for some reason I really really want one. I've been doing research for weeks now and asking Caucasian Sheperd owners.
Me too, don't tell my German Shepherds...