Здесь не чистокровный алабай. У чистого не будет такого "усталого"взгляда!)) Это как раз говорит о нечистой крови. Как и брыли, как и длина шерсти, как и окрас. У алабая с чистой кровью не будут свисать брыли))
Dogs run in packs. Sheep run in flocks. Primates run in troops. So the pack is guarding the flock on behalf of the troop. And a group of crows is ... a murder. These are called "collective nouns."
I believe that you have to have military arrangements. Dogs with speed to chase, dogs that are agile and brut force combined, and dogs of pure brute force.
Having them all together looks like the ultimate bodyguard squad! My friend and his wife has an alabai named Yeti. He absolutely despises strangers, but is only nice to me because he was introduced to me when he was a puppy and knows who I am due to seeing them all the time.
@@car77777 Well, Bullies are not flock guardian dogs. They were bred for fighting bulls in England. So they wouldn't really fit here. It's a great dog, but a different character all together
As a Turk, I am very happy to see Kangals in your videos. Although Kangals are predatory by nature, the Kangals on our streets are just as emotional. Once I came across a huge but sweet kangal, I pet him. I loved it for minutes, then he started to cry because I stopped loving.😂
Asslamu - Alaikum brother. If you guys have Kangal's on street seems these are not that dangerous towards Dogs and Humans what these westerners tray to say. Am i right?
I've been in Serbia, Bosnia and Croatia several times, and noticed that a lot of people in the mountains there own a Sarplaninac dog. It's a Serbian flock guardian dog, comparable to the Caucasian Shepherd in terms of size and fur. They are serious with their jobs at protecting flocks and private territory. At the moment, I own a Spanish Mastiff. Awesome guarding dog, bred for flock guarding. I would love to see some videos about those less known big breeds.
it's a Albanian dog hence why it's called Shar Dog from the Shar mountains where its inhabitants are Albanians since ancient time. It's just that Serbs like to steal everything and try to claim its theirs when they forget that they arrived in Balkan only after 7th center and even try to claim they are Illyrians 😂 hilarious insane species
I don't agree with you about 2 things beca I used to own an Illyrian Shepherd also known as Sarplaninac. First is that they are a bit smaller and more agile. Second is that they are actually from the Shar Mountain located between Kosovo and Albania and not Serbia as you state. There for they are also called Scarplaninac Scar standing for Shar but I agree with you they should really make videos about that dog because it's amazing.
@@dontemailme560 That is between Kosovo(Serbia) and Macedonia(not Albania). I know the region, I've been there several times. And yes, I know it is disputed territory.
@@Natanist The mountain range also touches the northeastern part of Albania. Nevertheless, the Shar mountain (Shar planina) is mostly located in Macedonia and Kosovo (which was part of Serbia for much of history), therefore the dogs are called Sharplaninac as in dogs from the Shar planina. Planina is a slavic term for mountain and it has no connection to Albanian language, but i do believe that, through history, Albanian tribes owned these dogs much the same as other tribes did in the region. From serbs to romanians, bulgarians, macedonians, as well as albanians, etc.
Love them all. You must see the Portuguese breed. It is "serra da estrela" breed and they are like Caucasian shepherd but the color is more honey. So so beautiful
We have a German shepherd great Pyrenees mix, a red nose blue nose bully, and a presa canario that guard our small farm. All males all intact. We were told we would have nothing but problems and these guys are nothing but the opposite. My bully and presa are so close they slept in my presas cage all afternoon. Stereo types are so prevalent with dog breeds.
My 2 Pyrenees enjoyed your video as well, filling their guardian roles with different tasks. The 2 year old sat quietly right with me, while the 1 year old stood at the monitor barking for the other dogs to leave. When they didn't, he started the play bow. Enjoy all your videos- sorry to hear about your domestic circumstances Anneka.
Our Kuvasz is very wary of strangers, no way you can tell him certain ppl are OK and let them into his field of protection 😅 We are his flock and though we don't need protection it's what he was bred to do and I appreciate the love and loyalty he has toward us 💗
Thank You for mentioning that these breeds are best suited for guarding livestock. There seems to be more and more people getting these for home protection dogs and this is not what they were bred to do. They love being in more open spaces amongst their livestock. Many of the serious LGD's end up in shelters because they become uncontrollable because they have that primal instinct guarding as their job and IMO only truly thrive in that environment. There are many great home protection breeds to chose from that are better suited for those types of environments while many of these type breeds have thousands of years of being out with the livestock in their blood.
I tell this everytime if people ask me about LSGD's , one dog needs at least 5.000m² , two needs 10.000m² .... if you want happy, non-frustated lifestock guardian dogs ( and happy neighbours) .
@@privateprivate4315 100% true of Caucasians. They have probably been used for protections dogs more that Livestock Guarding so that is very different case than most of the other LGD's
@@privateprivate4315 Definitely much better guard dogs out there, the Caucasian shepherds are used in Russian prisons to take people down should they try to escape. If you do not want to end up with a lawsuit on your hand's I would pick a different breed.
Ah, I don't know if you saw my last comment I left on the Caucasus Shepherd video, saying that the dog didn't originate from Russia but rather in Georgia and rest of Caucasus, but I'm very glad you heeded my concerns! Thank you! I very much appreciate this transparency and lots of love to you for considering your viewers' comments.❤❤
Absolutely gorgeous all of them, we have a caucasian shepherd (CAUCASIAN Ovcharka) now after a couple of great swiss mountain dogs.which we thought were bog live stock oh boy gardians.. the CO is a whole other level of breed in terms of training, inteligence, family "pet", and food intake. Hodor as just turned 2yrs and is aready 76kgs 11.5 stone and still growing..
That’s a typo on the weight of the Alibi, 110lb??? No way! We own a female that is 130lb… and males can easily surpass 150lb. Love the breed! Definitely the ALPHA!!!
Fr people exaggerate their size saying 200+ and maybe some individuals do get that big but this is the first time I see someone exaggerated in the lower end 😂 definitely not 110 lb
@@nighthawk0889 Working dogs aka. actual wolfkillers in Russia, China, Georgia, and all around the south of the Russia border, have LONGER LEGS, BIGGER HEADS, 6cm+ CANINE TEETH, THICKER NECKS and THIN, ATHLETIC BODIES! Our tiniest female weighs 140lbs!!! Our biggest male is 87kg and he can keep up with me when I'm riding my Africa Twin (motorcycle.) These dogs in the video are small, have small heads, small teeth, short, fat legs, barrel bodies and thin necks!!! THEY ARE SHOWDOGS!!!
@@nighthawk0889 nonsense? are you illiterate? or maybe have a reading disability? dyslexia maybe? im literally 20 minute drive away from mountain side villages in georgia, where every second house has 4-6 of these dogs, including my grandfather. i know these breeds better than anyone else here and the dogs in the video are NOT even close to being accurate representatives of how cao, georgian shepherd, caucasian shepherd and irani mastiff should look like. promoting these showline dogs to millions of people on youtube is as scummy as this youtube channel goes. ive said that once already on their caucasian shepherd video, where they literally had a showline caucasian shepherd and tried promoting it as an acutal caucasian shepherd. real pathetic! i bet when they would review german shepherds they would get the most crooked showline dog and call it a working line GSD. absolutely shameless.
Its about time someone covered all these flock guardian breeds ✊, id love to see you go to Turkey and check out the real giant working dogs, thats where the real ones are! They are HUGE over there....
I usually like videos from this channel but this is just... These are 100% not landrace working bloodlines, these are all show dogs - AT BEST... These dogs didn't see a fight with another dog for a second in their entire lives, let alone with a wolf. These dogs look nothing like their respective breeds should look like. Especially the Sarabi and CAO, they look nothing like the landrace dogs we use for wolf hunting in my country. Too short legs, too wide body, too small heads, too small teeth, etc., etc. If you go to countryside here in Georgia and up across Russia border on the other side of the mountain, you will find dogs that have heads as big as my torso, 6cm or longer canine teeth, athletic and lightweight builds, longer legs, wider necks and so on... Not these abominations... The fact that such a huge channel that is literally focused on dogs and dog breeds, CHOSE these dogs to represent the breeds... I'm just speechless. That CAO, Caucasian and Sarabi are a disgrace to their breeds, along with whoever breeds and sells these genetically ruined abominations. I feel personally attacked just by watching this video. Our abnormally small female CAO is a better representative of the breed than this abomination in the video. This is worse than watching those videos of deformed bloodlines of German Shepherds and Cane Corsos with crooked and short legs, crooked spines and barrel bodies...
@@nogerboher5266 -- What you are speaking of is mixed breeds. But what this channel is fond of is more Pure Breeds. I am not arguing with you. I am only saying that there is a difference. I am sure that what you are saying is correct based on the mixed dogs YOU are familiar with. But that is not what this show is about.
Gigantic, aggressive guarding dogs, tumbling around together. Anatolian: "You've got something stuck in your teeth, mate!" Ovcharka: "Oh. Thanks. Just finished guarding my flock, get me?" Dogs exchange knowing looks.
Anneka thank you very much for sharing this fantastic video,as always,these are all beautiful dogs,very strong and excellent guardians. My favorite is caucasian sheperd,this dog is just awesome! Anneka i wish you all the best!👍👍👍🫶🫶🫶🤩
😊♥️Masha: My Caucasian shepherd was an excellent jumper. 😂 She would attack and clear low fences to get any intruder. Ivor and Sasha are not as agile as she was but they are protective of my kids with strangers.
Incredible video. All those breeds are so incredible. Kangal or Caucasian or Alabai are really incredible. I would like to own a friend like those dogs...it would be a piece of ❤ I imagine
Met some Kangals at a Cheetah Conservancy booth at a marathon run for conservation. One of them just walked up to me and sat down. Been in love ever since!
Iranian Sarabi or Iranian mastiff needs to be more introduced to the world. It is an ancient pure blood line dog. Highly protective, highly territorial and albeit hard to train.
There is one gog, not seen inthis video, but I've met quite some of them and I've seen the results of their work. The Sharplaninac, sometimes known as Ilyrian shepheard dog. It is a gentle giant. Loyal to it's core and fearless protector. It needs leadership and authority when they are pups, but you will have hard time finding more loyal dog. And nothing will stop him. Quite some time ago I was in Žabljak, Montenegro in winter. It is very high, some 1400m and I've seen quite a lot of these dogs there. One morning, quite early, we went hiking and at the edge of the town I saw a courtyard all messed up and covered with blood. A wolfpack paid a visit that night and there was a Sharplaninac on the chain. As you can imagine, the cain impeded his movement, but he still managed to kill three volves. He was wounded, but the livestock were safe. That dog will not run from the bear protecting his flock, two- or four-legged. At the same time, he is very friendly and gentle to his flock.
It depends what dog and what wolf. In general a wolf is stronger pound for pound but there are always exceptions. The Kangal's bite force and atheticism for instance, is just outstanding. The caucasian shepard and the tibetain mastiff's size and strength allows them fight wolf and larger predators. Also, their heavy bone structure and neck skin is a great defense weapon preventing lethal blow on a first strike.
How to understand if it’s a Kangal or not is that you can not train them they are born trained🥰 and that type of dog hit their chest while playing or fight instead of using paws.
@@kevvwinnin4747it's hilarious how wrong you are. Some of these dogs are known for not killing a single wolf alone, but multiple wolves. The biggest wolf breeds bite force is 200-300psi less than all of these dogs. Also, wolves do not fight battles they *may* lose. They're known for trying not to be injured, because in the wild being injured is much different than being a domestic dog with the luxury of vets. These dogs will happily die defending their flocks, and they have been successful for hundreds of years protecting sheep and killing wolves. 😊
You're missing the "Rafeiro do Alentejo" (Portuguese Mastiff). A descendent breed of those Eastern Europe and Central Asia Mastiffs. Also a livestock guardian very similar to the Turkish Kangal. Best Regards from Portugal
What beautiful dogs these LGDs are. I'm Iranian and I only just found out about the Sarabi today! It's like the Alabai, Sarabi, Kangal and Caucasian Shepard are all cousins
I had a large portuguese rustic guardian breed dog that were also used as wolf killers, very similar to the anatolian breed in size and mentality; very independent and stubborn. She would totally disregard a command and follow her own judgment. They are not easily socialized but intelligent, loving, loyal, fiercely protective, always on guard, always watching the perimeter of the estate. They are my "soulmate" dog breed if there is such a thing - in my eyes, the most perfect, beautiful dogs in the world.
@@HYIPCODES I don't know but it is a mastiff, traditionally used to protect flocks during the biannual transhumance to summer pastures in the mountains and back to the plateau for the winter, so I think they are 1 on 1. I know they were known as wolf killers in the old days. Now they are used as one of three big dog races to protect the Iberian wolf from extinction.
Nt dog looks and acts like a kangal. She had been abandoned when owners packed up and left. She had been emotionaly hurt by that. Took about 4 yrs to gain her live and trust. Shes obnoxious..i luve on 10 acres and have no other animals. Shes everything rolled up into 1 dog. I found her a job. I have a hard time walking so she helps me. Up and down stairs and etc . Shes a wonderful dog even tho shes a handful. She likes sign language. I always taught my dogs bith ways of communicating. We are both getting old and dint use it much. We enjoy belinging to each other. Shes a jealous dog. I love the huge dogs but im getting old and it's getting hard. Dogs...my best friends Forever ❤ Really nice video..thank you!
You have to look at the lines the Military Lines of CAS Are more heavier as the step type of these. I mean my Alabai(pure Turkmen Blood) is completely different to a Siberian Blood Line.
That is indeed an Anatolian Shepherd. I say this due to the facts: In the 1980s My grandfather who lived on Cyprus had 2 working Kangal dogs. I remember as a child hugging a lot, and the feel of their fur, the fur in winter! is like lambs wool. His male Kangal dog was called Tarzan!! it was a big/solid framed protector.
It depends what dog and what wolf. In general a wolf is stronger pound for pound but there are always exceptions. The Kangal's bite force and atheticism for instance, is just outstanding. The caucasian shepard and the tibetain mastiff's size and strength allows them fight wolf and larger predators. Also, their heavy bone structure and neck skin is a great defense weapon preventing lethal blow on a first strike.
@@honeyFoxx420 a 40lb full grown pygmy wolf? I think Google is becoming more and more biased and useless at the same time. Canadian grey wolves very often get over 200lbs but I guess Google knows best. Lol
@@commendatori1lol Kavkasiuri Nagazi pure breed from Georgia is a killer, not sweet at all. My dog 105 kilo Nagazi. My dog attack strangers in a heart beat. BUT in this video they don't show a Nagazi but Illyrian from Balkan. Funny those people who make this video don't know much about dogs.
@ThePurmi I meant more so with the family.. he was guarding from 3 months Old he is only 4 months now and very protective.. 105kg is a big dog. Jozo dogs have similar size Caucasian Shepherds..
Anekka where is Kangal..???ohh its Anatolian shepherd So Sorry Anekka what U're going through,You have all Our Love Support,Sending You tonnes of Healing Energies Huggs and Prayers,You are So so so special to all of us all Your Viewers..♥
Amazing video, beautiful dogs - only missing Tibetan Mastiff to have all 5 wolf killers :) But here's the thing - I'm from Caucasus myself and let me tell you people keep Caucasian Ovcharka in apartments with no problem at all (2-3h exercise a day, strong owner and lot of training) - I cannot speak about the other breeds however as I have no personal experience with them Thank you for this great video I really enjoyed this
@@Hisfirstkill I'm from Caucasus but not from Georgia so I don't know Georgian names but this particular dog looks more Illyrian that's true - my main point was these dogs can be kept in apartment but of course it's depends on owner
@@wristrolls1817 appartement? The Georgian names are the real orginal names. Not the Russians give our breed over 2000 years. Nooooo you never seen a full breed one, I have 105 kilo one. It's a prison to keep such dog in a flat.
This was an outstanding video to see all these guardians together. I'm not certain what kind of predators these dogs would work against in the UK or if there are any. Your correct about the tenacity about wolves especially the Canadian timber wolves.
Kangal, Anatolian Shepherd and Alabai(Alabay) etc. are some degree related to each others. All of these breeds come from places where Turks (Turkmens) live/lived. Turks brought their dogs from Central Asia to all these places between up to Bosnia.
Alabay is much bigger than they say here 110 lbs, mine is 189 lbs in winter(in the summer in the heat it can lose weight to 174 or even 169 lbs), and 34.2 inches tall; there are many others bigger than that
I would like to see a video about the Caucasian Volkodav the ultimate wolf killer and also known as the North Caucasian beast, they are fried from an experiment where they took several Aboriginal Caucasian Shepherds and selected the best in combat and used them as breeding males , the goal was to breed a dog to protect livestock and with incredible fighting skills, many people confuse them with the modern Alabai, the largest specimens of Caucasian Volkodav can reach up to 98 cm (38,583 inches) and weigh up to 110 kg (242,508 pounds) , and even with that size and weight they are quite agile
That’s not necessarily true. If the owner invites them in or they meet on neutral territory a well socialized CO should do fine. Stop trying to demonize the breed
Hello ! I recommend a Romanian breed that is recently recognized worldwide. A very good breed for guarding animals. A large dog. It is called Bucovina Romanian Shepherd. Or the Carpathian Shepherd, also from Romania, as well as the Corb Shepherd.
Cutting the ears help but why change the dogs design. Cut the ears you just effected their hearing. They can still hear but not as good as if the ears wasn't cut.
It doesn't hurt their hearing and it's so if they're used for actual guardian work/protection work the wolf or other dog, animals & even people can't grab a hold of the floppy ears. With all the info, channels and easy access to all of it it surprises me when people leave and say comments/statements like this as if the statement they post is actually true. Should fact check whats posted before just Putting it up there
That Alabai had such a worldly, wise and weary look in his eyes along the lines of "I've seen it all, I'm too old for this nonsense." I loved it!
So dogs the Dogo argentino
say what?@@sixodeuce602
Здесь не чистокровный алабай. У чистого не будет такого "усталого"взгляда!)) Это как раз говорит о нечистой крови. Как и брыли, как и длина шерсти,
как и окрас. У алабая с чистой кровью не будут свисать брыли))
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I have an Alabai and a Caucasian Shepherd. They love each other and play, play, play. Yes, it’s rough, but it’s great fun.
Gorgeous dogs,I love the idea of having them all as one big flock on a farm,well done Lee and his team x
What dogs?.My eyes were glued somewhere else 😂😂😂😂
Dogs run in packs. Sheep run in flocks. Primates run in troops. So the pack is guarding the flock on behalf of the troop. And a group of crows is ... a murder. These are called "collective nouns."
It would have been even nicer if they hadn't been mutilated
I believe that you have to have military arrangements. Dogs with speed to chase, dogs that are agile and brut force combined, and dogs of pure brute force.
@@timothychung4811 WHAT YOU TALK ABOUT??
Thanks for showing Sarabi dog to the world they are just perfect ❤❤❤ i have a female one and she is just perfect
I prefer wolves to shepherds. especially to human shepherds!
This is the first I've seen and the first time I've heard of the breed and they're stunning and I like that theyre good with people.
Having them all together looks like the ultimate bodyguard squad! My friend and his wife has an alabai named Yeti. He absolutely despises strangers, but is only nice to me because he was introduced to me when he was a puppy and knows who I am due to seeing them all the time.
Only one missing is the American bully😊
@@car77777 agree!
@@car77777 Well, Bullies are not flock guardian dogs. They were bred for fighting bulls in England. So they wouldn't really fit here. It's a great dog, but a different character all together
@@BatkoBratthe Tibetian Mastiff is the one that's missing!
@@STWLandO yes! :)
As a Turk, I am very happy to see Kangals in your videos. Although Kangals are predatory by nature, the Kangals on our streets are just as emotional. Once I came across a huge but sweet kangal, I pet him. I loved it for minutes, then he started to cry because I stopped loving.😂
I saw some in Istanbul but I didn't approach them.
i mean this dog looks not even close to a Turkish shepherd dog but...
Asslamu - Alaikum brother. If you guys have Kangal's on street seems these are not that dangerous towards Dogs and Humans what these westerners tray to say. Am i right?
I was told by a Turkish woman, she met a Kangal and it stood up and hugged her! It was much taller than her! She was around 5'4
that dog in this vid is not a kangal
Thank you for introducing Sarabi to the world
I've been in Serbia, Bosnia and Croatia several times, and noticed that a lot of people in the mountains there own a Sarplaninac dog. It's a Serbian flock guardian dog, comparable to the Caucasian Shepherd in terms of size and fur. They are serious with their jobs at protecting flocks and private territory. At the moment, I own a Spanish Mastiff. Awesome guarding dog, bred for flock guarding. I would love to see some videos about those less known big breeds.
it's a Albanian dog hence why it's called Shar Dog from the Shar mountains where its inhabitants are Albanians since ancient time. It's just that Serbs like to steal everything and try to claim its theirs when they forget that they arrived in Balkan only after 7th center and even try to claim they are Illyrians 😂 hilarious insane species
it's Albanian dog hence it's name Shar dog ( dog of Shar mountains ) but serbians like to try steal everything as usual
I don't agree with you about 2 things beca I used to own an Illyrian Shepherd also known as Sarplaninac. First is that they are a bit smaller and more agile. Second is that they are actually from the Shar Mountain located between Kosovo and Albania and not Serbia as you state. There for they are also called Scarplaninac Scar standing for Shar but I agree with you they should really make videos about that dog because it's amazing.
@@dontemailme560 That is between Kosovo(Serbia) and Macedonia(not Albania). I know the region, I've been there several times. And yes, I know it is disputed territory.
@@Natanist The mountain range also touches the northeastern part of Albania. Nevertheless, the Shar mountain (Shar planina) is mostly located in Macedonia and Kosovo (which was part of Serbia for much of history), therefore the dogs are called Sharplaninac as in dogs from the Shar planina. Planina is a slavic term for mountain and it has no connection to Albanian language, but i do believe that, through history, Albanian tribes owned these dogs much the same as other tribes did in the region. From serbs to romanians, bulgarians, macedonians, as well as albanians, etc.
Love them all. You must see the Portuguese breed. It is "serra da estrela" breed and they are like Caucasian shepherd but the color is more honey. So so beautiful
We have a German shepherd great Pyrenees mix, a red nose blue nose bully, and a presa canario that guard our small farm. All males all intact. We were told we would have nothing but problems and these guys are nothing but the opposite. My bully and presa are so close they slept in my presas cage all afternoon. Stereo types are so prevalent with dog breeds.
Lee seems like such a brilliant and knowledgeable owner
My 2 Pyrenees enjoyed your video as well, filling their guardian roles with different tasks. The 2 year old sat quietly right with me, while the 1 year old stood at the monitor barking for the other dogs to leave. When they didn't, he started the play bow.
Enjoy all your videos- sorry to hear about your domestic circumstances Anneka.
Pyrenees are not in quite the same category as these warrior breeds
@@TS-jd9qs They are
@@anon-kl8tm they are not.
@@TS-jd9qsnope but they're still good at what they do
@@wesleyowens4089 indeed :)
Our Kuvasz is very wary of strangers, no way you can tell him certain ppl are OK and let them into his field of protection 😅 We are his flock and though we don't need protection it's what he was bred to do and I appreciate the love and loyalty he has toward us 💗
Those sarabi’s are beautiful
Thank You for mentioning that these breeds are best suited for guarding livestock. There seems to be more and more people getting these for home protection dogs and this is not what they were bred to do. They love being in more open spaces amongst their livestock.
Many of the serious LGD's end up in shelters because they become uncontrollable because they have that primal instinct guarding as their job and IMO only truly thrive in that environment.
There are many great home protection breeds to chose from that are better suited for those types of environments while many of these type breeds have thousands of years of being out with the livestock in their blood.
I tell this everytime if people ask me about LSGD's , one dog needs at least 5.000m² , two needs 10.000m² .... if you want happy, non-frustated lifestock guardian dogs ( and happy neighbours) .
I'm a breeder.we sell dogs as home guards,and educate people about how to care n exercise this breed.
The CO is most definitely capable of just guarding territory. It’s a Soviet military dog that is derived from LGD.
@@privateprivate4315 100% true of Caucasians. They have probably been used for protections dogs more that Livestock Guarding so that is very different case than most of the other LGD's
@@privateprivate4315 Definitely much better guard dogs out there, the Caucasian shepherds are used in Russian prisons to take people down should they try to escape. If you do not want to end up with a lawsuit on your hand's I would pick a different breed.
Alabai,Kangal,Pyrinese,Anatolian,Kracakachi,Sarplaninac,Sarabi..... They all are Shepherd dogs.massive powerfull,intelegent,stuborn,and ruthless....
Sarabi is my fav they have a look in the face similar to GSD.
Ah, I don't know if you saw my last comment I left on the Caucasus Shepherd video, saying that the dog didn't originate from Russia but rather in Georgia and rest of Caucasus, but I'm very glad you heeded my concerns! Thank you! I very much appreciate this transparency and lots of love to you for considering your viewers' comments.❤❤
Always crying Georgians
@@mikeasahi9509 You seem to be the only one crying that a bit of misinformation got fixed. Deal with it and grow up
Absolutely gorgeous all of them, we have a caucasian shepherd (CAUCASIAN Ovcharka) now after a couple of great swiss mountain dogs.which we thought were bog live stock oh boy gardians.. the CO is a whole other level of breed in terms of training, inteligence, family "pet", and food intake.
Hodor as just turned 2yrs and is aready 76kgs 11.5 stone and still growing..
Love the name Hodor. If you noticed ours are all named after GoT.
I have a Alabai dog from Romania. 9.5 yrs old, 74 cm tall at the wither and weighs 51 kgs.
???
You don't know even your breed name 😅😅
That’s a typo on the weight of the Alibi, 110lb??? No way! We own a female that is 130lb… and males can easily surpass 150lb. Love the breed! Definitely the ALPHA!!!
Fr people exaggerate their size saying 200+ and maybe some individuals do get that big but this is the first time I see someone exaggerated in the lower end 😂 definitely not 110 lb
@@nighthawk0889 Working dogs aka. actual wolfkillers in Russia, China, Georgia, and all around the south of the Russia border, have LONGER LEGS, BIGGER HEADS, 6cm+ CANINE TEETH, THICKER NECKS and THIN, ATHLETIC BODIES! Our tiniest female weighs 140lbs!!! Our biggest male is 87kg and he can keep up with me when I'm riding my Africa Twin (motorcycle.) These dogs in the video are small, have small heads, small teeth, short, fat legs, barrel bodies and thin necks!!! THEY ARE SHOWDOGS!!!
@@nogerboher5266 You're just blabbering nonsense 😂
@@nighthawk0889 nonsense? are you illiterate? or maybe have a reading disability? dyslexia maybe? im literally 20 minute drive away from mountain side villages in georgia, where every second house has 4-6 of these dogs, including my grandfather. i know these breeds better than anyone else here and the dogs in the video are NOT even close to being accurate representatives of how cao, georgian shepherd, caucasian shepherd and irani mastiff should look like. promoting these showline dogs to millions of people on youtube is as scummy as this youtube channel goes. ive said that once already on their caucasian shepherd video, where they literally had a showline caucasian shepherd and tried promoting it as an acutal caucasian shepherd. real pathetic!
i bet when they would review german shepherds they would get the most crooked showline dog and call it a working line GSD. absolutely shameless.
@@nighthawk0889what I’m saying, I have 3 Alibi shepherds and they’re all 140+ pounds.😂😂😂
Its about time someone covered all these flock guardian breeds ✊, id love to see you go to Turkey and check out the real giant working dogs, thats where the real ones are! They are HUGE over there....
I usually like videos from this channel but this is just... These are 100% not landrace working bloodlines, these are all show dogs - AT BEST... These dogs didn't see a fight with another dog for a second in their entire lives, let alone with a wolf. These dogs look nothing like their respective breeds should look like. Especially the Sarabi and CAO, they look nothing like the landrace dogs we use for wolf hunting in my country. Too short legs, too wide body, too small heads, too small teeth, etc., etc. If you go to countryside here in Georgia and up across Russia border on the other side of the mountain, you will find dogs that have heads as big as my torso, 6cm or longer canine teeth, athletic and lightweight builds, longer legs, wider necks and so on... Not these abominations... The fact that such a huge channel that is literally focused on dogs and dog breeds, CHOSE these dogs to represent the breeds... I'm just speechless. That CAO, Caucasian and Sarabi are a disgrace to their breeds, along with whoever breeds and sells these genetically ruined abominations. I feel personally attacked just by watching this video. Our abnormally small female CAO is a better representative of the breed than this abomination in the video.
This is worse than watching those videos of deformed bloodlines of German Shepherds and Cane Corsos with crooked and short legs, crooked spines and barrel bodies...
@@nogerboher5266 -- What you are speaking of is mixed breeds.
But what this channel is fond of is more Pure Breeds.
I am not arguing with you.
I am only saying that there is a difference.
I am sure that what you are saying is correct based on the mixed dogs YOU are familiar with.
But that is not what this show is about.
@@gman21266 What I am talking about are precisely and specifically NOT mixed breeds.
Gigantic, aggressive guarding dogs, tumbling around together.
Anatolian: "You've got something stuck in your teeth, mate!"
Ovcharka: "Oh. Thanks. Just finished guarding my flock, get me?"
Dogs exchange knowing looks.
THEY ARE ADORABLY CUTE❤❤❤❤
If you've never been around these massive breeds it's overwhelming the first time. You feel their presence.
It's so weird we have each other's back's ,my dog and I !Caucasian Shepard owner/owned!
These magnificent dogs ❤❤❤
Beautiful beautiful creatures!
I love how they scampered and played like puppies. I love them all!❤❤❤❤
Anneka thank you very much for sharing this fantastic video,as always,these are all beautiful dogs,very strong and excellent guardians. My favorite is caucasian sheperd,this dog is just awesome! Anneka i wish you all the best!👍👍👍🫶🫶🫶🤩
😊♥️Masha: My Caucasian shepherd was an excellent jumper. 😂 She would attack and clear low fences to get any intruder. Ivor and Sasha are not as agile as she was but they are protective of my kids with strangers.
male sarabi was too badass to be in the video 🤯
Bad boy 😎
Incredible video. All those breeds are so incredible. Kangal or Caucasian or Alabai are really incredible. I would like to own a friend like those dogs...it would be a piece of ❤ I imagine
Amazing show. What an epic combo and they are all so happy.
Great episode!!! All I saw is giant fluffy cuddle pups. Wanted to reach through the screen and hug them all .
I love this Anneka ❤ I really hope you are doing well and wish you all the very best for the future.
King serabi 👑
Met some Kangals at a Cheetah Conservancy booth at a marathon run for conservation. One of them just walked up to me and sat down. Been in love ever since!
The Sarabi is in a whole different level...
Such magnificent dogs!! So handsome ❤️and devoted.
They are all Beautiful
One of the most beautiful dogs I have seen really
... yes you know which one
Sarabi
Iranian Sarabi or Iranian mastiff needs to be more introduced to the world. It is an ancient pure blood line dog. Highly protective, highly territorial and albeit hard to train.
I had a Kangal for 15 years and I loved him. My current home isn’t big enough for another.
Good video Anika, and good sponsorship, great seeing these dogs working, not house pets
I had a Caucasian shepherd, best dog ever. Super stubborn, but loved everyone.
There is one gog, not seen inthis video, but I've met quite some of them and I've seen the results of their work.
The Sharplaninac, sometimes known as Ilyrian shepheard dog.
It is a gentle giant. Loyal to it's core and fearless protector. It needs leadership and authority when they are pups, but you will have hard time finding more loyal dog. And nothing will stop him.
Quite some time ago I was in Žabljak, Montenegro in winter. It is very high, some 1400m and I've seen quite a lot of these dogs there. One morning, quite early, we went hiking and at the edge of the town I saw a courtyard all messed up and covered with blood. A wolfpack paid a visit that night and there was a Sharplaninac on the chain. As you can imagine, the cain impeded his movement, but he still managed to kill three volves. He was wounded, but the livestock were safe. That dog will not run from the bear protecting his flock, two- or four-legged. At the same time, he is very friendly and gentle to his flock.
These shepherd dogs are Soo beautiful!
It depends what dog and what wolf. In general a wolf is stronger pound for pound but there are always exceptions. The Kangal's bite force and atheticism for instance, is just outstanding. The caucasian shepard and the tibetain mastiff's size and strength allows them fight wolf and larger predators. Also, their heavy bone structure and neck skin is a great defense weapon preventing lethal blow on a first strike.
No I wouldn't want to see them I would cry because they're partially copied on the ears what a shame
As we can see all wolf videos based on Kangals and are well known as breaking bones by chest hits and than bite🥰
How to understand if it’s a Kangal or not is that you can not train them they are born trained🥰 and that type of dog hit their chest while playing or fight instead of using paws.
No dog on earth will beat a WOLF but it's cute humans believe they can create a dog that can 😂😂
@@kevvwinnin4747it's hilarious how wrong you are. Some of these dogs are known for not killing a single wolf alone, but multiple wolves. The biggest wolf breeds bite force is 200-300psi less than all of these dogs.
Also, wolves do not fight battles they *may* lose. They're known for trying not to be injured, because in the wild being injured is much different than being a domestic dog with the luxury of vets.
These dogs will happily die defending their flocks, and they have been successful for hundreds of years protecting sheep and killing wolves.
😊
really cool too see these powerful breeds working together
Outstanding! ✨💯
I own a Dogo and a Presa and cant have another male or female. Both are big dominant dogs. This was a great episode truly enjoyed
Loved to see the Persian Sarabi. Such wonderful dogs. I have no idea why it's not KC or AKC registered. Such a shame...
Lee has a lot of knowledge. It’s incredible to watch
Beautiful dogs! The farm is doing good work.
Just incredible 😍
I find them all cute and fluffy .
You're missing the "Rafeiro do Alentejo" (Portuguese Mastiff). A descendent breed of those Eastern Europe and Central Asia Mastiffs. Also a livestock guardian very similar to the Turkish Kangal. Best Regards from Portugal
I had a Ovcharka Pyrenees cross. The worst decision of my life. She was terrifying. I'm used to LGD breeds, but wow!
Love the videos. I have raised Shepards for over 30 years. These pups are awesome.
The height dimensions mentioned are rather minimum dimensions. Almost all males of these breeds reach shoulder heights of around 85 cm
What beautiful dogs these LGDs are. I'm Iranian and I only just found out about the Sarabi today! It's like the Alabai, Sarabi, Kangal and Caucasian Shepard are all cousins
Persian sarabi shepherd dogs -The king 💪.
I had a large portuguese rustic guardian breed dog that were also used as wolf killers, very similar to the anatolian breed in size and mentality; very independent and stubborn. She would totally disregard a command and follow her own judgment. They are not easily socialized but intelligent, loving, loyal, fiercely protective, always on guard, always watching the perimeter of the estate. They are my "soulmate" dog breed if there is such a thing - in my eyes, the most perfect, beautiful dogs in the world.
And is the Portuguese rustic guardian an actual wolf killer (1 on 1) or would it need another dog for help?
@@HYIPCODES I don't know but it is a mastiff, traditionally used to protect flocks during the biannual transhumance to summer pastures in the mountains and back to the plateau for the winter, so I think they are 1 on 1. I know they were known as wolf killers in the old days. Now they are used as one of three big dog races to protect the Iberian wolf from extinction.
Persians always on a different level
This is a wonderful video and I would love to see a video on the Anatolian Shepherd and the Black Russian Terrier
Man, this lady is gorgeous, and I love her passion for dogs, working breeds in particular. This is my favorite dog channel.
Amazing dogs! Lee is very knowledgable also.
chihuahua: may I join the gang?
Excellent upload! Majestic beasts. ❤
Nt dog looks and acts like a kangal. She had been abandoned when owners packed up and left. She had been emotionaly hurt by that. Took about 4 yrs to gain her live and trust. Shes obnoxious..i luve on 10 acres and have no other animals. Shes everything rolled up into 1 dog. I found her a job. I have a hard time walking so she helps me. Up and down stairs and etc . Shes a wonderful dog even tho shes a handful. She likes sign language. I always taught my dogs bith ways of communicating. We are both getting old and dint use it much. We enjoy belinging to each other. Shes a jealous dog.
I love the huge dogs but im getting old and it's getting hard.
Dogs...my best friends Forever ❤
Really nice video..thank you!
Какие красивые просто супер ❤️👍✌️🖐️😊!
Caucasian Shepherd is my favorite dog....I love them. 🐶❤️😍
You have to look at the lines the Military Lines of CAS Are more heavier as the step type of these. I mean my Alabai(pure Turkmen Blood) is completely different to a Siberian Blood Line.
I love your informative and productive content. Keep up the good work. I have a german shepherd he is a good boy
I have alabai Tibetan mastiff and Caucasian shepherd looking for my kangal
Beautiful flock guardian breeds
Beautiful dogs but that Anatolian is a great specimen
I have never heard of 3 of these 4 dog breeds thank you
I think I will stick with my favorite Dog breed the German shepherd or German Shepherd Shepherd mix. ❤️🐕🦺😉😇❤️
Or German shepherd pitbull Maltese mix! They lovely breed!
The sheep are like WTF is happening🤣 The dogs are beautiful😎
Sarabi very powerful 👏 🙌
That is indeed an Anatolian Shepherd. I say this due to the facts: In the 1980s My grandfather who lived on Cyprus had 2 working Kangal dogs. I remember as a child hugging a lot, and the feel of their fur, the fur in winter! is like lambs wool. His male Kangal dog was called Tarzan!! it was a big/solid framed protector.
Amazing that most likely a wolf will win one-on-one. These must out weigh a wolf by close to 100 pounds! Awesome video! Thank you ❤️
Grey wolves often get over 200lbs. Any dog that can tangle with one is amazing.
Not against the north American grey wolf
It depends what dog and what wolf. In general a wolf is stronger pound for pound but there are always exceptions. The Kangal's bite force and atheticism for instance, is just outstanding. The caucasian shepard and the tibetain mastiff's size and strength allows them fight wolf and larger predators. Also, their heavy bone structure and neck skin is a great defense weapon preventing lethal blow on a first strike.
They are 40-170 lbs You are wrong Google don't lie
@@honeyFoxx420 a 40lb full grown pygmy wolf? I think Google is becoming more and more biased and useless at the same time. Canadian grey wolves very often get over 200lbs but I guess Google knows best. Lol
Such lovely dogs!
Caucasian has to be my favorite of the bunch.
Yes they are the sweetest most loving dog you will ever come across
@@commendatori1lol Kavkasiuri Nagazi pure breed from Georgia is a killer, not sweet at all. My dog 105 kilo Nagazi. My dog attack strangers in a heart beat.
BUT in this video they don't show a Nagazi but Illyrian from Balkan. Funny those people who make this video don't know much about dogs.
@ThePurmi I meant more so with the family.. he was guarding from 3 months
Old he is only 4 months now and very protective.. 105kg is a big dog. Jozo dogs have similar size Caucasian Shepherds..
Anekka where is Kangal..???ohh its Anatolian shepherd
So Sorry Anekka what U're going through,You have all Our Love Support,Sending You tonnes of Healing Energies Huggs and Prayers,You are So so so special to all of us all Your Viewers..♥
Amazing video, beautiful dogs - only missing Tibetan Mastiff to have all 5 wolf killers :)
But here's the thing - I'm from Caucasus myself and let me tell you people keep Caucasian Ovcharka in apartments with no problem at all (2-3h exercise a day, strong owner and lot of training) - I cannot speak about the other breeds however as I have no personal experience with them
Thank you for this great video I really enjoyed this
Then you should know our breed name Kavkasiuri Nagazi from Georgia! Btw this NOT a Nagazi but Illyrian lol
@@Hisfirstkill I'm from Caucasus but not from Georgia so I don't know Georgian names but this particular dog looks more Illyrian that's true - my main point was these dogs can be kept in apartment but of course it's depends on owner
@@wristrolls1817 appartement? The Georgian names are the real orginal names. Not the Russians give our breed over 2000 years. Nooooo you never seen a full breed one, I have 105 kilo one. It's a prison to keep such dog in a flat.
@@Hisfirstkill расслабься, малыш 🙏🏼
This was an outstanding video to see all these guardians together. I'm not certain what kind of predators these dogs would work against in the UK or if there are any.
Your correct about the tenacity about wolves especially the Canadian timber wolves.
The black male was beautiful 🖤
Extremely beautiful probably the best looking lsg I've seen
Kangal, Anatolian Shepherd and Alabai(Alabay) etc. are some degree related to each others. All of these breeds come from places where Turks (Turkmens) live/lived. Turks brought their dogs from Central Asia to all these places between up to Bosnia.
The only dog you’re missing now is the Ghadrejani!
Alabay is much bigger than they say here 110 lbs, mine is 189 lbs in winter(in the summer in the heat it can lose weight to 174 or even 169 lbs), and 34.2 inches tall; there are many others bigger than that
Black dog is just majestic 😍
True. And black wolves, even more so.
Just that black sarabi😍😍
I would like to see a video about the Caucasian Volkodav the ultimate wolf killer and also known as the North Caucasian beast, they are fried from an experiment where they took several Aboriginal Caucasian Shepherds and selected the best in combat and used them as breeding males , the goal was to breed a dog to protect livestock and with incredible fighting skills, many people confuse them with the modern Alabai, the largest specimens of Caucasian Volkodav can reach up to 98 cm (38,583 inches) and weigh up to 110 kg (242,508 pounds) , and even with that size and weight they are quite agile
still smaller than sarabi
@@raiderkrane720 The dogfighting Sarabi is larger than the Caucasian Volkodav, but the largest livestock guard dog is the Caucasian Volkodav
@@Smokywildlife highly doubt that ive seen so many caucasian volkodav nothing special to be honest but I respect your opinion
@@SmokywildlifeMy Kavkasiuri Nagazi is 105 king breed. No dog can match certainly not a Volkadov.
Majestic dogs! Great video!
The Caucasian Shepherd is NOT lovely to humans they do not know. You all know this. Please be clear about this.
That’s not necessarily true. If the owner invites them in or they meet on neutral territory a well socialized CO should do fine. Stop trying to demonize the breed
My CO don't like anyone outside my house...
@@seanhines8369 mine don't like people at all.. even the people that held him when he was 8-16 weeks
@@gryanoblibarfield7440 yeah that’s probably because you didn’t socialize them well enough
Or at all
Hello !
I recommend a Romanian breed that is recently recognized worldwide.
A very good breed for guarding animals. A large dog.
It is called Bucovina Romanian Shepherd.
Or the Carpathian Shepherd, also from Romania, as well as the Corb Shepherd.
Cutting the ears help but why change the dogs design. Cut the ears you just effected their hearing. They can still hear but not as good as if the ears wasn't cut.
It doesn't hurt their hearing and it's so if they're used for actual guardian work/protection work the wolf or other dog, animals & even people can't grab a hold of the floppy ears. With all the info, channels and easy access to all of it it surprises me when people leave and say comments/statements like this as if the statement they post is actually true. Should fact check whats posted before just Putting it up there
The ear is just a floppy appendage made of cartilage bro....
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4:25 it's funny that the sheep is trying to pick a fight.😂
Seus vídeos são magníficos, seria possível traduzir em português?👍🇧🇷
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