My parents had one of these dogs since I was born and we had him untill I was 12. I remember sleeping with him in my bed and the dog pulling me on a sled during winters. I was depressed for almost a year when he passed away, do to old age. He was the best dog ever, to me he was just like family or best friend. I could not get over his passing, because until his passing I was with him since I was born until I was 12 and I spend almost 24\7 with him. The only time I wasn't with my dog was when I was in school, but otherwise he was with me non stop. It's been over 20 years since he passed and I still think about him almost every day. RIP Roly.
Aviation Nut such a sweet story ❤️ i just lost my german shepherd of nine years this summer. She was my best friend and just as you said, like family. I miss her every day... Your dogs name Roly sounds like the danish word for “calm” (rolig in danish)! just a quick side note 😊
@@lineavictoria2631 Thank you for your wonderful comment, and I am sorry about your dog dying. Only us dog owners know how horrible it feels for our dog to die. Some people say "oh it was just a dog, get over it", but for us dog owners, it's not just a dog, these dogs are our family.
totally get you dude, same for me, only child, x1 German Shepard since i was born, and then 1 another when i was about 3, last one went when i was 17. gutted beyond belief. took me another 12 years to get another dog for myself when i lived on my own, rescue always have done. Dalmatian x with pointer, wanted a GSD but he had too many problems for my MRs to handle, turns out this one is just as much of a twat as well.. but if you can dude, by any means get yourself another dog even if it's a different breed as long as it's a big breed like a GSD or something you wont regret it. i see all 4 seasons again like i did as a kid, for years id just batten down the hatches in winter, now im out in all weathers walking and going on adventures, and the greetings you get when you get home make it with every second
My god u need a new dog my friend there is no other way... I feel you so much and i cant imagine that feeling... it must be devastating... When my good Girl will die i remember your story and send another R.I.P for Holy too... All my love Friend.. By the way your Name is destroying my feelings lol thanks for the meme u cured my depression within a second X'D
@@TheKh65 Well i wouldnt get such a large dog for children. Knock them down all the time. Spook a dog that big and he could rip there face off before he realised what hes done.
@@OverRule2 your comment tells us a lot about you. In conclusion you're a fat/obese (100% sure about this one), virgin, wears glasses and is angry at girls because they won't talk to you.
@laststand Superman is not White, go check your history. He's was a Jewish character with tan skin and had curly hair. He was the Jew answer to Jesus Christ as they didn't believe Jesus was the son of God. Hollywood bought (DC) the character and made him white. Educate yourself.
In Russia, this is a very common breed. But this is not a city dog, this is not for a city apartment. This dog should live outdoors. If there is a severe frost in winter, she will simply dig a hole in a snowdrift. This is a dog with a very strong character and independent, it is able to act without your guidance. Its owner must have a strong character to maintain his leadership. This dog is the best guard for your farm, she will not be afraid to fight with a pack of wolves and drive the bear away. If you need to protect your farm or your livestock, she is ready to fight even with Satan.
As a student in St. Petersburg, Russia, I rented a room in a communal apartment and one alcoholic neighbor in the apartment had such a dog, always wandering the corridors, unattended. It was weird, to be honest, sometimes going to the kitchen or to the toilet, and arguing with a neighbor, although I had to. Thank God the dog, this monster, was not aggressive to me, although he was quite curious, always looked up close to what you were doing.
@@MikeMike-cc4jk For them, the character of a policeman is typical if it is a purebred dog. You were under her supervision, but you were not considered dangerous.
@@sergvk998 Это да, это я и тогда так понимал, но всё равно боишься, вдруг именно эта собака больная, нервная, с какими-нибудь агрессивными отклонениями, так как хозяин не очень адекватный и ответственный.
My baby Niko was a Caucasian…and he was the sweetest baby in the world. He became something of a celebrity in our neighborhood due to his size, people were terrified of him…but after they got to see just how sweet he was…oh the loving he received. I was leaving one morning to go to work and two cops are outside my house looking in my backyard…I thought perhaps he had gotten out..no. They were there just to see this gigantic 207 pound dog.
That's how I came to own & love them. My husband came home talking about a dog that looked like (to him) a husky/chow mix but weighing 180lbs. He had chatted with the owner & was informed the dog was a Caucasian Shepherd. I didn't believe him. What dog can weigh that much and isn't a mastiff breed? So I set about to research them & fell in love. But REAL breeders of COs are few in the USA. We, luckily, "spoke' with Ms. Tamara Follett and Stacy Kubrick learned so much from them & their books on the breed. We had an exotic animal farm bring our first boy into the USA for us. Even from 10 weeks, my boy, "Yogi Bear' (not his FSS/AKC name) was protective. Learning how instinctual that trait is, just wooed me. Ours too is well known in our community. We socialized him well -bank, police station, grocery store, parks, rivers, beach, even the ball field. He is quite the "lover boy'. And he knows when people are talking about him...he preens & shows off his growls/barks. He "talks' back at me "husky like", petulant teenager. Loves many people BUT he is no joke when he senses danger/aggression/anger.... We have had several issues where he & all his instincts were on display. He caught a naked homeless man using our water hose at 5AM & Yogi scaled an 8 foot fence & ripped the door to an RV open to get to the man. Man's words to police chilled me to bone but with Yogi, I know I'm safe. Yogi has defended our cattle from coyotes & wolves. Unfortunately, he had to defend against 3 pit bulls as well. Killing all 3. This breed is unique, wonderful, courageous & gentle while also being a predator's worse nightmare.
Yes, hopefully he a dog that hates intruders. I have seen big overgrown dogs that do nothing when an intruder breaks in. Sometimes I blame the masters for trying to make their dogs great big softees rather than the fighters they were created to be.
Wilbur Mcbride Most people don’t try to make their dogs softies. It’s either ingrained in them from birth, or it isn’t. Most domestic dogs can’t pull of being a legitimate guard dog.
Haha true. In Russia when I was around 6 or 7 , two drunk guys got into our gate and tried to enter the house. The only thing I saw after that was just a shit ton of blood everywhere outside of our house and it wasn’t from our dog. Really love these dogs. They are very protective but also very ferocious animals.
I have an Australian Cattle Dog, in Russia... for feral dog/wolf deterring. Yes these have killed many Wolves in History. My Dog has killed too... but she also sleeps on me or my Daughters bed. These dogs have been couped up in the UK, their true purpose lost to them. Just because a dog has killed, doesnt make it less loyal, loving or smart. And dogs that have never killed, can kill... This video is cool but kinda dumb...
I am from Chechnya and these beautiful dogs come from our region and they have always lived on the Caucasian ridge. They have been used by shepherds against wolves for centuries. When I was little, we had the same huge dog, but completely yellow, which is why we called him "Yantar" which means amber. Just like a Lion😍 Unfortunately, he was killed by soldiers and thrown into the river.. Miss you Yantar...
That's really evil, I'm sorry that soldiers did such a cowardly thing to Yantar. If they faced Yantar like men he'd no doubt have won. May Yantar forever rest in peace.
@TED Bundy they never killed bears they cant fight big grey wolf supspicies like arctic wolf and toendra wolf or northern rocky mountain wolf or meckenzie valley wolf these wolves can EASILY reach 80 kg or 90 kg sometimes 110 kg for the meckenzie, people even tell storys about wolves reaching 130 kg!!
Hvhyy Ifjj black bears no way, but Steppe wolves (the only wolf this dog will have to face in the Caucasus mountains) weighs on average 40 kg, so it’d be a close match for sure. But I am, just like you, tired of these anecdotes that these dogs are hunters. They’re purposely made to protect the herd and have done so successfully for generations through intimidation working as a coherent group (much like wolves). It Does the breed unjust to portray them as killers while they are loyal defenders instead
It reminds me of her malamute. I just wonder how she manages with these wolves and dogs. They all bigger than she is but I love how she breaks the stereo type. Her house will NEVER be robbed. lol I'm surprised if the mailman delivers hahaha
No they can't kill bears sigh. Do you have any idea how storng a bear is. They can try to scare them away. If a bear goes full attack mode trust me dogs are just snacks for bears.
My beautiful lady. The owner of the big heart and tender feelings. Three years ago, I was writing a research paper on the use of dogs in war, especially in snowy mountainous areas. On UA-cam, I stumbled upon an episode of yours that talked about Huskies. And another episode about Caucasian dogs. After that, I started following all your episodes on your program with passion, love and admiration. Then my fellow officers started following the episodes of your program. We were sitting in amazement and astonishment at your great and wonderful courage as you talked to the Norwegian wolves. And how they love you intensely and are very jealous of you. You are, with complete honesty and absolute frankness, a wonderful and very great person in your noble goals. I wish you success, goodness and everlasting happiness. My regards.
My dad got one that was 1 month older than me and when I was like 4-5 years old, he would do a "drive-by" in which he would lick my whole face before running away leaving me literally breathless lol. Every winter, I would play with him in the snow, he would even pull my sled, and really loved sleeping in snow. In the mornings when my dad came out in the yard to call for him, he would just jump out of layers of snow and start running towards my dad. He lived for 14 years, and the saddest part was that skin cancer got him, not old age. I'm 26 years old now and I still miss him. he was a great family dog.
I feel u. I had one as a pup he didn't live long he died at 3 months cuz of an infection. It broke my heart. I dunno why ppl take this breed to be severely aggressive but they are not. They only attack when what they are protecting is being attacked cuz that's what they are bred for
@@Tektonik176 tl;dr People are intimidated by big dogs and aggression is symptom of isolation. Every pet can be really aggressive if you don't know what you're doing. Everyone talks about big dogs, why not small ones? In my experience smallest dogs are ones of the most aggressive pets I've ever seen, I'm dead serious. They would even chase after dogs that are 5 times their size. It's because people who talk about big dogs are intimidated just by their size. I was visiting a friend that had pretty large German Shepard. The dog was 18 months old, and I didn't see my friend in like 2 years. Anyways, I was entering his house when all of sudden the dog just starts rushing towards me like hes gonna kill me. The dog got right in front of me before lifting both front legs on my arm (because I didn't want to get stabbed by both paws in my chest) and started licking me all over, biting my hand gently, nearly knocking me down (and I'm big dude, 190cm 110 kg). In this situation (and few seconds before), most of the people would get scared shitless, calling the dog aggressive. He was just a young dog that was happy to see someone new who he could interact with. The biggest reason for having a aggressive pet IMO is just being a bad teacher. If you expose them from early age to other people, walk them down the street, let them interact with everything, 99% of the time that pet will be a best pet you could ask for, because they will be less paranoid and more relaxed around unfamiliar surroundings/people. Locking them in the house without any interaction except the owner is a bad idea. Of course hes gonna be aggressive if you do things like that. Few more pages and I can release a book lol.
@@ShadzWins i agree with u on everything smaller dogs are the worst and chaining or locking up a dog all day everyday without interaction only from the owner can definately lead to temperament issues with other people
Ace you cant sleep with them because mine when he was little he used to sleep with me and developed his habit with sleeping with us but now if he sleeps with us he strangles us because he is so Heavy lmao
Thank you for sharing. We had a visit from a Caucasian Shepherd the other day. I asked his owner if I could say hello...what a beautiful character! He was lovely! All he wanted was to be touched and chatted to. No bouncing (thank goodness!) , just very chilled!❤
Drew Lovelyhell I sometimes wonder if my cocker could. He is scared of the tiny parrot we have and runs away from him but will bark aggressively at a friends jack Russell when he doesn’t like her barking at me in play
@The leader King My family has had a Labrador, a Terrier, two Greyhounds and two Rottweiller crosses. If you are looking for a new dog, get a Greyhound! They are the sweetest, most gentle and well-behaved dogs!
I had a pitbull/boxer mix that would lay down and try to push smaller dogs away with his butt if they got aggressive but would always get between me and my kids if a bigger dog came towards us. If the big dog got aggressive he'd attack without hesitation, never starting trouble but always finishing it. I've been thinking about getting a dogo argentino puppy as soon as I can find a good one.
@@entitledbobcat our cocker spaniel was the toughest of all the dogs we had and we had caucasian and german shepherds, bulldogs etc. He was treated like the baby of the house but ended up being a monster if necessary; he would dig up holes and ran away _just_ to fight with dogs twice or triple his size (even if he was socialized af), he would win all fights always (wich was never glamorized btw), he would be sweet to anyone entering the house if we were around but otherwise he would be in position to jump on them and didn't let go of a dude's legs that went to kick my brother once (thankfully was all good in the end), among other gangster insaneties. It was seriously random as we never encouraged any of this behavior (much to the contrary) and none of our other dogs were like this in _anyway_ TL;DR: cockers can be absolute beasts yes ;P
BK Banks Thiefs usually follow their target a couple of days, if they see big dogs like that they most likely will go for a different house in the area
Had the pleasure of getting to know a brother and sister pair of these back in 1989. Very loving with the immediate “pack” of humans. But showed aggression toward outsiders. Great guard dogs they were. But they would warm up to strangers as long as they didn’t feel threatened. The male became my good friend and I am grateful for the short 4 years that we knew each other.
I have had dogs all my life and currently have a 1 year old female Caucasian Shepherd. We only found out the breed a little while after adopting her and, after reading all the bad press, we got a bit nervous when we found out! Would not have chosen the breed but had already fallen in love at that point. This video is a great representation of the breed - mine is incredibly friendly to both people and dogs. I imagine she will become more wary as she gets older but, at the moment, she is an absolute sweetheart with everyone (stranger or otherwise). She is very stubborn and independent but responds well to treat-based training. They definitely "pair off" like he says - she obeys me far more than my other half, as I am the one that walks and feeds her. Some downsides: - they are VERY VERY LOUD; - insurance costs a fortune because of their reputation; - food costs a fortune because of their size; - vet bills and medicine cost a fortune because of their size; and - while I have not personally experienced it yet with mine, there are so many stories around this breed that I expect there must be an element of truth to it. If you're thinking about getting one - please think long and hard. These dogs can be absolutely lovely but so can any breed. Not many breeds have the same combination of strength, independence and protectiveness that this one does so please be wary. If I could choose again I would go for an easier, cheaper, less worrying breed but there is just no replacing my best friend now!
@Copium Prodoocer I'm from North Caucas. Here, such dogs are mainly kept only by shepherds or to protect a territory. People who keep them at home have a bad reputation. (at least because these dogs are loud)
I'd install security cameras in my house just to catch the looks on the burglar's face when they bust a window and the summarily tackled and gutted by a dog larger than a mountain lion.
"Oh yess I am about to hit gold, I bet this house has a lot of valuables inside" *breaks in* *sees this majestic floof ball running towards them* *turns around and starts running away* *floof boi attac he protecc but most importantly he lay on his bacc because you better give that good boi a belly rub before you run away*
I agree with the last two commenters. These dogs are large, very powerful and very protective. They are constantly scanning for threats and will jump fences, crash through windows, or drag someone by the leash to get at, and take out, what they perceive as a threat. Most dogs bark a lot first at threats to keep it away but these dogs will charge the threat. I was going to get one years ago for protection on land we owned but after much research and speaking with breeders, I chose against it. They truly are like a 45 caliber weapon in lethalness, and I just didn’t want to take on that kind of responsibility. As with all dogs, they are sweet and kind, but put in the right situation, they can be dangerous.
That's why reading posts like "I want this dog" under such videos bother me a lot. What is wrong with people who watch a 10 minutes video about a rare dog breed and then decide that they "want" one?!
You should not be so wrong about this breed. I am a citizen of Russia and often come across this breed of dogs. This is not a fluffy and kind toy, it is a born killer of all life. This dog lives only on instincts, it does not use the brain. Her task in life is only to protect the property of the owner. Very strong and aggressive breed, it must always be kept in strong hands. If she is at least a little relaxed you are dead. Once I witnessed how a similar dog killed in the blink of an eye a Rottweiler simply by tearing out a part of his throat, and then feeling the blood and attacking his master. They do not walk in parks, they sit only on chains or run in prisons around the perimeter. There were many cases when they attacked their masters, simply because they did not consider them masters. They have a very difficult upbringing.
Caucasian Ovcharka is one of my favorite breeds . Their fur is the most beautiful fur Ive ever seen. And it looks so soft . But I know this dog aint no joke . You really need a great deal of experience to train and socialize this breed .
"here's an ancient breed that was bred to kill wolves and bears" *Shows video of Dog killing a wolf* "But is it true? Or is this the stuff of fairy tales ?"
The black Caucasian in this video which is the largest of them all, could... probably kill one. But if it's quite small to a Wolf, then... It's very unlikely.
Lucifer heylel So???? what's your problem?😂 If it's still not fully grown, then it will still grow bigger and will definitely live up to the legend of "the wolf killer" dog..
My grandmother had one in 20 years ago. Rural Eastern Europe. Some of her chickens were started missing 3 or 4 each time she checked. A fox came for them every few nights. I've told her to let the 6 months old untrained, neglected Macko(Caucasian purebred) out to protect the chickens. Well, it wasn't a good idea, little Macko(means bear cub) got the fox, snapped its spine, opened it up like it's nothing. But also has killed 12-14 chickens. This breed needs attention, control, training. At least the gypsies stopped breaking in and stealing stuff. Caucasians are really good at their job.
Story checks out, the two most common harmful animals in Hungary are foxes and gypsies. So they're pretty effective even untrained, worth the investment imo
I had a Caucasian called "Leika" and I have beagle also. They were the best couple I have ever seen bro. Once my Beagle escaped and we found him dead. She cried out all day. We missed you Leika R.I.P
I can’t get enough of learning about and watching about this breed! They are by far the best doggos in the world imo! I got my pup at 7 weeks and have known him since he was a few days old, held him in my hands before he opened his eyes! Got first pick, picked the alpha of the litter! He’s so ridiculously well socialized he is super goof around people, extremely protective and good natured and is a perfect guard and companion, he’s just a 10 month old pup and his instincts with people is unmatched! He knows full well who to look out for and who is safe, I feel 1000% safe around him! He’s in a very public role and the amount of interest in him and his breed is awesome, so many people are now aware of and interested in his breed and I don’t know whether or not that is a good thing, probably good but I somewhat like being the only person in my zip and one of only a handful of people to own one in the state! Absolutely worth every penny, cost about $3,000 with full pedigree, came from russian champion and military working lines! Smartest dog I’ve ever known, happy, loyal, loving, protective and playful! Almost 180lbs at 10months! He’s gonna be a giant baby! Local police and sheriffs, security all love him and I couldn’t ask for a better companion! This doggo loves me with everything you can see in his eyes, he practically worships me and I know I worked hard to earn that and respect him so much I work hard to earn his live and trust! You get what you pay for with these dogs, and you get out what you put into them and I’ve spent everyday working hard on building our relationship and training him into a damn good k9 companion, work animal, and he serves as an excellent role model and ambassador for the breed! His presence alone is far more than enough to keep people in line and behave themselves! One day I hope to have him sire puppies and I would love to be able to give some away to deserving people! Only downside is he eats more and shits more than entire family of four! Shedding is minimal and so is grooming, doesn’t need endless amounts of exercise and despite loving being around people and me is very well behaved by himself! This breed is so intelligent, capable and protective, if he’s home I could leave my doors unlocked and wide open all night and know for absolute certain there is no danger of being robbed or broken into! It’s strange though, having one of these as a companion and guard you have incredible power, I know that I have the power to extend people and strangers protection by introducing them to my poop and know he will defend them and protect them just as much ad me! It’s a lot of responsibility and work but it’s all worth it, I know I waited 5 years to finally get one, and it was worth everything! If you’re ever considering whether or not to get one, I highly recommend this breed! Just make sure you do your homework and research and have enough time and energy to devote to training them, and know they are a working animal, they do not make good pets if you do not have a job for them to do and cannot devote enough time to socializing and training them, they are very expensive, but for everything you need to do for them, they give twice as much back and you will have the best doggo you could ever imagine!
Some years ago, we had an Ovcharka here in Germany ! He was BIG like a little Horse. My little nephew was just born, that was no problem for him. "Little child, new here in the House - okay, I`ll protect him !". What a wonderful Dog this was !!
It was refreshing to see a good, non-violent video on this breed. I really appreciate your videos. They are informative, straightforward, and unbiased. Too often the toughness of a breed is showcased, especially in working/guarding dogs, but not the whole package. Thank you for bringing such a wonderful breed out without concentrating on the "killer" part being the topic. Like most livestock guarding dogs, as you stated, it's preventing predators from getting close enough to harm that is the real job; not killing. I've read about this breed for years and fell in love.
Killing is in every animals nature; including dogs. All dogs have a hunter's instinct and anything, especially fear, can set it off. That's why dogs, cats, ect. Attack humans. Its that wild instinct, that fear in them, that makes them "turn." The killer part is what matters, ALWAYS! You need to know if you've got a dog that's had a past, or else you may be fucked. Its life or death; it may be grim, but its true.
Erika Clark you are extremely naive. Have you ever worked on a ranch? You think the real job is posturing so a wolf or coyote gets intimidated. You’re a fool! They won’t stop until they make a kill or are killed, plain and simple. This breed was made to be violent and have a killer instinct to protect the flock. Why can’t you accept that and respect it for what it is.
I'm sorry you misunderstand what I was trying to get across. I'm also sorry you can only see these types of dogs strictly as killing dogs. I do know animals kill and that's instinct and it can be enhanced through training, I do know there is a need for dogs to work independently (without any human instruction at all) when out with their charges and to know when to go after or stay close and observe, I do know that there are animals that will not be dissuaded from coming near and I also know there is a need for guardians that can kill those predators that are intent on eating your animals. That being said, if your livestock guarding dogs run out to go hunting predators on whim, leaving the flock unattended strictly to go kill, unless you have a pack of them and some stay behind, your flock is then open to attack from the outside pack. They don't come in like a scene from West Side Story. For example, if multiple people were breaking into your home, but you only concentrated on the one you saw running away from your home, and you give chase, you leave your home open to attack from the others. Yes, these dogs do have the power, size and fight in them to kill, but if you only want a dog that'll take off to kill, you better have more than a few to stick around when your flock gets flanked and attacked while the ones out killing are MIA. We did not live on a ranch, we only had a few tiny goats and chickens, but had a large pack of coyote/possible coydogs (they were huge and ate at the white tail buffet in the woods behind the house), fishers and bobcats (which could easily kill one of our goats and are superb climbers), and black bear, there was even a cougar traipsing about for a couple years. Our dogs up there kept them away and kept our little friends safe. These were not LGD dogs, a woldfound/lab cross and a rotti/shep/traveling dog treat salesman mix. They didn't need to get into a confrontation, but they did give chase numerous times. It was easy for them, probably because the predators were very well fed already, but tiny goats are hell of a lot easier to take down than a grown deer and I'm sure they would rather have had them. They would not come into our fence (we built a fence to keep things out!); the wild creatures were free to roam other parts of the acreage, though, and we would see their tracks, hear their calls, or just straight up smell them, particularly in the stream bed area next to our home. Don't automatically assume others are ignorant or naive simply because your critical reading skills are not super awesome and you have a chip on your shoulder. What you've written makes you look like a chauvinistic pig, and maybe that is the case, although, unlike you, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. (I now have a small group of vermin killers and one larger tweaker ball biter.)
Here in Georgia (the country) it's a very common thing to own a Caucasian shepherd, especially in the villages. Amazing dogs, super loyal, very loving, very smart but also fearsome.
Not meant to be a cuddle dog really, it's a shame to have this kind of dog in cities. It can kill a bear, it need a lot of exercise and it likes the cold, the male is only 2 years old, he will probably get harder to handle overtime, too much energy.
@reshi p Not if I spray them with my mace, they won't...hopefully. We have lots of pit bulls around here on the paved bike trails where there's also homeless camps. They have chased me a few times but I don't think they were really trying to bite me, I just keep my mace handy as well as a pistol for emergencies, if it's me or the dog, though I would hate to shoot a dog or any animal aside from a snake.
I have a Norwegian Elkhound also known in Norway a Moose dog. A lot of the markings on your beautiful dogs my Sam has also. He is a very smart and teachable bred. I just love yours. USA in Ohio. God bless and hug them for me!
This dog looks like THE MOST trustworthy animal I've ever seen. Like some sort of wise man that lives on the top of a mountain, is really laid back, and kind of hippie 😂😂 a guy that doesn't show his intelligence, but is a force to be reckoned with! Every time I discover a new breed of massive dog, I want one even more badly each time 😂😂
My saint Bernard shared his pack walk today with Caucasian Shepherd, he is adorable and they played fantastic..love to meet this English guy and his CSD...stunning.
dein ehem. Account you got super serious.. you made something light and funny really intense. It’s okay. I know things get aggravating but just enjoy the laughs and have a beautiful day. (:
@@UniversalHealing444 Depression is nothing to make fun of. Every year, there are thousands of several suicidal cases because of this mental condition. What if one of your family members committed suicide because of Depression, would that be funny, too? Have a great day. :)
Anneka's natural affinity towards these bigger, more rugged breeds is wonderful. Hopefully it makes some other members of society NOT cross the road upon seeing a Rottweiler or similar breed or the like. From Australia
I feel like thats mostly the reason people get protective dogs. So people know to not mess with them. I love big dogs, but if I am a stranger to one, you best believe I'm crossing the road. Best wishes
I used to work at the airport and there was a couple who had a Newfoundland which makes this dog look well not small, but less big at least and they flew with the dog. But it was in a ungodly large custom made container in the baggage compartment or wherever you put dogs that arent in the cabin. She was an appropriately large woman and the man as well both over 6'5". The woman showed up alone one day and i asked her where the rest of the crew was and she said that the husband and dog were driving because they decided to not fly with the dog any more because the pressure changes were too much for him and you could hear him howling in the passenger cabin. The dog was huge. He was large even for a newfie, but he was such a nice and sedate dog. So yeah i imagine flying with one of these would be a ordeal. Another newfie tale. I was waiting for a bus years later and a lady drove by and asked if i had seen her dog as she had lost him. I asked what kind of dog it was and she said a newfie, I asked her how she could possibly loose something that large. I hadnt seen it. I hope she found it.
“Breaking news: An intruder died in a home invasion today, reports say he died from pure fear when he kicked down the door of a Caucasian Shepherd breeder.”
We always had this breed in our home in Russia. These are very cute bear looking dogs which extremely sweet if trained. They are adorable and not aggressive unless obused by owner. The ears are cut when they are babies as its the most sensitive part when they fight. I wish to get this breed again. love love love
Do not think you can own this dog and have a pet. This guys put loads and loads of work into his pups. He's leashed during the whole video, his dads watching his body language and eyes. Even the breeders of these dogs say do not own one unless you know exactly what your doing. Unless your using them for the job they're bred for. They say it's just a dog in the wrong hands and while yes it's partly true it's also not for the Caucasian, these are one of the ONLY breeds born aggressive. Most breeds learn that behavior these dogs are bred for it. Don't let this one video fool you. Research the breed and you'll understand why I'm making this comment as a Russian and as a person who's worked with dogs/ dog behavior their whole life.
Agreed. I dont understand why the west so strongly wants to present all dogs are just fluffy pets. There is nothing wrong with agression, its a working dog. And its not a pet.
Have friends who have 5 kids, 4 loud wee girls and a boy toddler. Their life is far from normal and with hardly any routine. They decided to get a dog to protect their house and other belongings from thieves who visited them few times. They only had one dog before which passed away. They went to see what's available in dog shelter. Came back with an adult full grown huge Caucasian male, dare to say bigger than the one on the video. They went for it. You could say risked their lives. Needless to say thieves never tried again. Surprisingly the dog didn't get poisoned. Anyway some time later was asked to stay at theirs and look after the house and the dog (!) cause they went on hols for a month. Got to mention, I've never owned a dog. So again, risking my life, huh? Sorry to disappoint you but me and the giant had great time together, playing, walking and chilling. As video showed, the dog was on a constant lookout, always sitting with his back to me. And loud and jumpy kids weren't eaten but rode him instead. Luck? Dog been trained before. No he wasn't. So I think you should revise your 'knowledge' or stop spreading unjustified bad reputation.
@@FBFTheRagingWarriorbecause we have become stupid and ignorant and very very arrogant. WE think we can tame anything with love and tolerance. We think the same of Islam but I'm afraid, year on year as the number grow; we see more violence and attacks from all countries they have been allowed into. Can we simply tame what we don't understand? refuse to understand the true nature of? ignore facts such as dog breed types and what they were actually meant for and bred for for generations... hmmm I wonder why a samoyed is so friendly... I wonder why basenji doesn't bark.... (those aren't dangerous dogs but we know other dogs were not bred for the same things) Chow chows,pitbulls, wolf crosses, ... why not throw in some wild cats and cuddle with them! yay! Hmmm ah who cares treat it all the same and just hope out of pure stupidity that nothing bad happens and then if someone gets hurt or someone dies, well... tell everyone who is afraid or complains of this big blunder which costs peoples freedoms and animals welfare, to just shut it or we will arrest you for being hateful. I love dogs, I love people who want to learn about them as well as people and cultures, religions etc... I don't like people who ignore big warnings and death and pretend we can cuddle up to cobras
You are soooo wrong here.... When I was about 12 years old, there was a caucasian in my neighbourhood. I went up to him and I instantly made a new friend. That dog loved me more than his (douchebag) owner. They are lovely af.
Yep my mate has one and it’ll rip your face off if it gets a chance. and it’s not a case of the owner being at fault. Like people are sometimes arseholes so can dogs be. He got it as a pup. Trained it and while it’s great with his family it’s completely unsafe with anyone else or their dogs. It was already getting savage at 8 weeks old when it about the size of a spaniel and it was nothing to do with the very experienced owner. You get nasty people and nasty dogs.
Yes, they can get pretty aggressive. Last year, my parents got a Samoyed (The cutest fucking cloud in the world) from breeders who also had some Ovcharkas, and they growled pretty threateningly the entire time we were there.
This dog looks so trustworthy, I could ask him for financial advices sometimes
hahahaha
Hahaha
Lol
Ya, that might be a bit outside his skill set...
No opposable thumb. 😂😂😂😂
He costs 100k dollars... In nepal
This guy’s house must be the final challenge a postman must face before they can become postmasters.
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Gold!
Hahaha
im dead 😂😂
3:58 "Shall I kill you? ...no you may live."
capo2k8 😂😂😂😂 Facts. He was thinking about it for a minute. he was like na ima chill. I’m on UA-cam
@@BigHeadUgly 😂😂😂 on UA-cam
LMAO wtf he was happy then angry then happy
"You f-ing mocking me B?!"
"Oh no you just dumb hooman."
😭😭😭😭
"Does your dog bite?"
"No. He punches."
😅😅😂😆😆😂😅😅😂
AhhahahahahahahahhaHHhahaa yes
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MOSCOW MOSCOW
“and powerbombs.”
My parents had one of these dogs since I was born and we had him untill I was 12. I remember sleeping with him in my bed and the dog pulling me on a sled during winters. I was depressed for almost a year when he passed away, do to old age. He was the best dog ever, to me he was just like family or best friend. I could not get over his passing, because until his passing I was with him since I was born until I was 12 and I spend almost 24\7 with him. The only time I wasn't with my dog was when I was in school, but otherwise he was with me non stop. It's been over 20 years since he passed and I still think about him almost every day. RIP Roly.
Aviation Nut such a sweet story ❤️ i just lost my german shepherd of nine years this summer. She was my best friend and just as you said, like family. I miss her every day...
Your dogs name Roly sounds like the danish word for “calm” (rolig in danish)! just a quick side note 😊
@@lineavictoria2631
Thank you for your wonderful comment, and I am sorry about your dog dying. Only us dog owners know how horrible it feels for our dog to die. Some people say "oh it was just a dog, get over it", but for us dog owners, it's not just a dog, these dogs are our family.
totally get you dude, same for me, only child, x1 German Shepard since i was born, and then 1 another when i was about 3, last one went when i was 17. gutted beyond belief. took me another 12 years to get another dog for myself when i lived on my own, rescue always have done. Dalmatian x with pointer, wanted a GSD but he had too many problems for my MRs to handle, turns out this one is just as much of a twat as well.. but if you can dude, by any means get yourself another dog even if it's a different breed as long as it's a big breed like a GSD or something you wont regret it. i see all 4 seasons again like i did as a kid, for years id just batten down the hatches in winter, now im out in all weathers walking and going on adventures, and the greetings you get when you get home make it with every second
Great story. I know how you feel. At least you had that joy. Now you just have to wait to go to Heaven to see him again.
My god u need a new dog my friend there is no other way... I feel you so much and i cant imagine that feeling... it must be devastating... When my good Girl will die i remember your story and send another R.I.P for Holy too... All my love Friend.. By the way your Name is destroying my feelings lol thanks for the meme u cured my depression within a second X'D
I've had this breed of dogs. Twice. They're EXTREMELY protective,and scary. But very beautiful,loving,caring,and extremely playful and active.
Are these dogs expensive ?
How are they with children?
@@TheKh65 Well i wouldnt get such a large dog for children. Knock them down all the time. Spook a dog that big and he could rip there face off before he realised what hes done.
How expensive are they? Do they get along with other pets?
@@yasinfrench9129 popps can be 10$ or 1000$ + , depends where you buy one
*Caucasian Shepherd running
Mailman: Why do i hear boss music?
I hope the mailman got a checkpoint nearby cuz this is trully a *gigantic* boss battle.
*Tank Theme from Left For Dead starts playing*
@@jaysplace01 aw shit, here we go again. 🤣
HUUUUUGGEE COCKASIAN SHEPHERD
*Vordt of the Boreal Valley theme plays*
you can tell how proud he is of his dogs. love it
I wanted one, but he apparently eats a buffalo, two postmen and 13 chickens per day. I couldn't afford it.
LMAO!!!!!
Lol
Probably eats a couple goats for desert, and uses Toyota Priuses for chew toys. 😀
xdddd
I have 1 of this soort of doge
when ur reputation is fearsome but you're a good boi
@@OverRule2 wtf
What's the matter with yall
this isn’t pornhub weirdos
@@OverRule2 your comment tells us a lot about you.
In conclusion you're a fat/obese (100% sure about this one), virgin, wears glasses and is angry at girls because they won't talk to you.
@@morningstarlink your comment tells me you're a male feminist
Big Dogs are normally chilled, Its always the small Dogs that be starting some shit!! LOL
just like people lmao
My shih tzu would have tried to fight a bear before that would 🤣
Facts😂😂😂😂
@laststand Superman is not White, go check your history. He's was a Jewish character with tan skin and had curly hair. He was the Jew answer to Jesus Christ as they didn't believe Jesus was the son of God. Hollywood bought (DC) the character and made him white. Educate yourself.
@@KingArtoriusTV lmao last i check jewish group are asknazi are white tho😂😂😂
In Russia, this is a very common breed. But this is not a city dog, this is not for a city apartment. This dog should live outdoors. If there is a severe frost in winter, she will simply dig a hole in a snowdrift.
This is a dog with a very strong character and independent, it is able to act without your guidance. Its owner must have a strong character to maintain his leadership.
This dog is the best guard for your farm, she will not be afraid to fight with a pack of wolves and drive the bear away. If you need to protect your farm or your livestock, she is ready to fight even with Satan.
As a student in St. Petersburg, Russia, I rented a room in a communal apartment and one alcoholic neighbor in the apartment had such a dog, always wandering the corridors, unattended. It was weird, to be honest, sometimes going to the kitchen or to the toilet, and arguing with a neighbor, although I had to. Thank God the dog, this monster, was not aggressive to me, although he was quite curious, always looked up close to what you were doing.
@@MikeMike-cc4jk For them, the character of a policeman is typical if it is a purebred dog. You were under her supervision, but you were not considered dangerous.
@@MikeMike-cc4jk а она не агрессивная сами по себе
@@sergvk998 Это да, это я и тогда так понимал, но всё равно боишься, вдруг именно эта собака больная, нервная, с какими-нибудь агрессивными отклонениями, так как хозяин не очень адекватный и ответственный.
make a correction, this dog is not a russian, this is Georgian Shepherd, please make a correction!
“Right owner, right dog” That’s the truth!
Until he gets horny then she's in trouble
totally
For some reason I just want to give it a giant hug
The lady or the dogo?
Don’t he’ll eat your face
They are used in Russian prisons to hunt down escapees. I mean they do what ever they are programmed to do.
Arvind Talukdar at least they can do jobs they were breed to do unlike some breeds
@@pibblesnbits I'd hug both. The lady is kinda sexy.
God:do u want to be a wolf or a bear?
Caucasian shepherd:Yes
Except dogs are man made
Why did this comment make me laugh so much .
Good shit
Wow, so original. You’re an absolute comedian! Do you have a show? I’d like to watch.
Zuhayr Jappie humans made these dogs, not ‘God’
My baby Niko was a Caucasian…and he was the sweetest baby in the world. He became something of a celebrity in our neighborhood due to his size, people were terrified of him…but after they got to see just how sweet he was…oh the loving he received. I was leaving one morning to go to work and two cops are outside my house looking in my backyard…I thought perhaps he had gotten out..no. They were there just to see this gigantic 207 pound dog.
cute 😂💞
Aww, it must have been such an honour to be accepted enough to be able to pet him 😊
That's how I came to own & love them. My husband came home talking about a dog that looked like (to him) a husky/chow mix but weighing 180lbs. He had chatted with the owner & was informed the dog was a Caucasian Shepherd.
I didn't believe him. What dog can weigh that much and isn't a mastiff breed? So I set about to research them & fell in love.
But REAL breeders of COs are few in the USA. We, luckily, "spoke' with Ms. Tamara Follett and Stacy Kubrick learned so much from them & their books on the breed. We had an exotic animal farm bring our first boy into the USA for us.
Even from 10 weeks, my boy, "Yogi Bear' (not his FSS/AKC name) was protective. Learning how instinctual that trait is, just wooed me.
Ours too is well known in our community. We socialized him well -bank, police station, grocery store, parks, rivers, beach, even the ball field. He is quite the "lover boy'. And he knows when people are talking about him...he preens & shows off his growls/barks. He "talks' back at me "husky like", petulant teenager. Loves many people BUT he is no joke when he senses danger/aggression/anger....
We have had several issues where he & all his instincts were on display.
He caught a naked homeless man using our water hose at 5AM & Yogi scaled an 8 foot fence & ripped the door to an RV open to get to the man. Man's words to police chilled me to bone but with Yogi, I know I'm safe.
Yogi has defended our cattle from coyotes & wolves. Unfortunately, he had to defend against 3 pit bulls as well. Killing all 3.
This breed is unique, wonderful, courageous & gentle while also being a predator's worse nightmare.
Cool how long did he live for?
@@sophieniechcial2501 we had him for 12 years. He passed almost 5 years ago now and I still haven’t been able to get another.
Rip the person who tries to rob their house
Yes, Daniel. It certainly will... *rip* the person who tries to rob their house.
Yes, hopefully he a dog that hates intruders. I have seen big overgrown dogs that do nothing when an intruder breaks in. Sometimes I blame the masters for trying to make their dogs great big softees rather than the fighters they were created to be.
Without proper training the dog won't do anything 99% of the time..
Wilbur Mcbride Most people don’t try to make their dogs softies. It’s either ingrained in them from birth, or it isn’t. Most domestic dogs can’t pull of being a legitimate guard dog.
Haha true. In Russia when I was around 6 or 7 , two drunk guys got into our gate and tried to enter the house. The only thing I saw after that was just a shit ton of blood everywhere outside of our house and it wasn’t from our dog. Really love these dogs. They are very protective but also very ferocious animals.
In my experience, the largest dogs tend to be the gentlest and most laid-back. They have nothing to prove.
However, standing in front of an angry rottweiler is not as chill as just laughing at an angry chihuahua
@manolios "Male caucasians try to kill their OWNERS. " My God, how racist can you be?
@manolios Look up the meaning of the word "caucasian".
@manolios is that true. I need more evidence
@@enigmanegus2845 no. Its not true. These are one of the top rated guard dogs.. That means it guards its family
Obvious it's a killer...... Try to feed him, he will kill your budget!!!!!
They are adorable dogs.
u must earn above u bear
40lbs of dog food a week so cost is between 100-200+ a month
Why do you have such a sad life? lol
@Randy Boone yes, but this guy is in the UK so he needs a pet and not a guard dog
I have an Australian Cattle Dog, in Russia... for feral dog/wolf deterring.
Yes these have killed many Wolves in History. My Dog has killed too... but she also sleeps on me or my Daughters bed.
These dogs have been couped up in the UK, their true purpose lost to them.
Just because a dog has killed, doesnt make it less loyal, loving or smart. And dogs that have never killed, can kill...
This video is cool but kinda dumb...
I am from Chechnya and these beautiful dogs come from our region and they have always lived on the Caucasian ridge. They have been used by shepherds against wolves for centuries. When I was little, we had the same huge dog, but completely yellow, which is why we called him "Yantar" which means amber. Just like a Lion😍 Unfortunately, he was killed by soldiers and thrown into the river..
Miss you Yantar...
Why killed by soldiers?
@@te9591 because they came there with one purpose - to kill... it was during the Russian Chechen war.
@@te9591 Russians.
That's really evil, I'm sorry that soldiers did such a cowardly thing to Yantar. If they faced Yantar like men he'd no doubt have won. May Yantar forever rest in peace.
@1517ia yes, im sorry to hear about your dog too. Dog's are usually "bros" especially whrn they are big.
Everyone: THE WOLF KILLER
Me: i think it wants belly rubs
Briancrayola you’re right! Even the most fierce protector needs love and care😍
I...want to hug him.
@TED Bundy they never killed bears they cant fight big grey wolf supspicies like arctic wolf and toendra wolf or northern rocky mountain wolf or meckenzie valley wolf these wolves can EASILY reach 80 kg or 90 kg sometimes 110 kg for the meckenzie, people even tell storys about wolves reaching 130 kg!!
@TED Bundy they only reach max 100 kg but average is prabely 65 kg or 70 they can be 30 and 40 kg to they are very rarely 80 kg for male
Hvhyy Ifjj black bears no way, but Steppe wolves (the only wolf this dog will have to face in the Caucasus mountains) weighs on average 40 kg, so it’d be a close match for sure. But I am, just like you, tired of these anecdotes that these dogs are hunters. They’re purposely made to protect the herd and have done so successfully for generations through intimidation working as a coherent group (much like wolves). It Does the breed unjust to portray them as killers while they are loyal defenders instead
That super sized pupster is absolutely gorgeous.
It reminds me of her malamute. I just wonder how she manages with these wolves and dogs. They all bigger than she is but I love how she breaks the stereo type.
Her house will NEVER be robbed. lol
I'm surprised if the mailman delivers hahaha
*canine
@@inputname2727 ha ha yes!
It really funny and more intelligent, hi how are you!
"They can kill bears"
Me: ommggg he is such a sweetheart i want to hug im
PETAAA mine is a wuss and loves being hugged
never kill a bears
No they can't kill bears sigh. Do you have any idea how storng a bear is. They can try to scare them away. If a bear goes full attack mode trust me dogs are just snacks for bears.
I bet 5000 of these dogs can kill a bear
@@PETAAAGAMING sigh really 😥
My beautiful lady. The owner of the big heart and tender feelings. Three years ago, I was writing a research paper on the use of dogs in war, especially in snowy mountainous areas. On UA-cam, I stumbled upon an episode of yours that talked about Huskies. And another episode about Caucasian dogs. After that, I started following all your episodes on your program with passion, love and admiration. Then my fellow officers started following the episodes of your program. We were sitting in amazement and astonishment at your great and wonderful courage as you talked to the Norwegian wolves. And how they love you intensely and are very jealous of you. You are, with complete honesty and absolute frankness, a wonderful and very great person in your noble goals. I wish you success, goodness and everlasting happiness. My regards.
My dad got one that was 1 month older than me and when I was like 4-5 years old, he would do a "drive-by" in which he would lick my whole face before running away leaving me literally breathless lol.
Every winter, I would play with him in the snow, he would even pull my sled, and really loved sleeping in snow. In the mornings when my dad came out in the yard to call for him, he would just jump out of layers of snow and start running towards my dad.
He lived for 14 years, and the saddest part was that skin cancer got him, not old age.
I'm 26 years old now and I still miss him. he was a great family dog.
I feel u. I had one as a pup he didn't live long he died at 3 months cuz of an infection. It broke my heart. I dunno why ppl take this breed to be severely aggressive but they are not. They only attack when what they are protecting is being attacked cuz that's what they are bred for
@@Tektonik176
tl;dr People are intimidated by big dogs and aggression is symptom of isolation.
Every pet can be really aggressive if you don't know what you're doing. Everyone talks about big dogs, why not small ones? In my experience smallest dogs are ones of the most aggressive pets I've ever seen, I'm dead serious. They would even chase after dogs that are 5 times their size. It's because people who talk about big dogs are intimidated just by their size.
I was visiting a friend that had pretty large German Shepard. The dog was 18 months old, and I didn't see my friend in like 2 years. Anyways, I was entering his house when all of sudden the dog just starts rushing towards me like hes gonna kill me. The dog got right in front of me before lifting both front legs on my arm (because I didn't want to get stabbed by both paws in my chest) and started licking me all over, biting my hand gently, nearly knocking me down (and I'm big dude, 190cm 110 kg).
In this situation (and few seconds before), most of the people would get scared shitless, calling the dog aggressive. He was just a young dog that was happy to see someone new who he could interact with. The biggest reason for having a aggressive pet IMO is just being a bad teacher. If you expose them from early age to other people, walk them down the street, let them interact with everything, 99% of the time that pet will be a best pet you could ask for, because they will be less paranoid and more relaxed around unfamiliar surroundings/people. Locking them in the house without any interaction except the owner is a bad idea.
Of course hes gonna be aggressive if you do things like that.
Few more pages and I can release a book lol.
@@ShadzWins i agree with u on everything smaller dogs are the worst and chaining or locking up a dog all day everyday without interaction only from the owner can definately lead to temperament issues with other people
Imagine sleeping with him you'll never be cold again and you wont have anywhere TO sleep
Best doggo ever
Ace you cant sleep with them because mine when he was little he used to sleep with me and developed his habit with sleeping with us but now if he sleeps with us he strangles us because he is so Heavy lmao
@@judyuwu3743 lmao
Jude •.• kinky
FredMV. Rex noooo😂😂
No, just use the good boi as a pillow
When it poops, it will probably be the size of a Nissan Micra.
@Iskander Massimov 😁
Must have a barrow to carry the poo bag! :o)
@@johnw6389 😂 Possibly a forklift truck as well
or a Toyota camry, or a Fiat tiny
Can probally be a 2 man job to clean up that pile
Thank you for sharing. We had a visit from a Caucasian Shepherd the other day. I asked his owner if I could say hello...what a beautiful character! He was lovely! All he wanted was to be touched and chatted to. No bouncing (thank goodness!) , just very chilled!❤
Even though he's a giant majestic creature, he's still a good boi ❤️
Frisky Frisk only good boos let you pet them!
No hes the goodest goowd boi
From my experience, *any* dog can be both a loving pet and a brutal killer when defending their pack.
Drew Lovelyhell I sometimes wonder if my cocker could. He is scared of the tiny parrot we have and runs away from him but will bark aggressively at a friends jack Russell when he doesn’t like her barking at me in play
@The leader King My family has had a Labrador, a Terrier, two Greyhounds and two Rottweiller crosses.
If you are looking for a new dog, get a Greyhound! They are the sweetest, most gentle and well-behaved dogs!
I had a pitbull/boxer mix that would lay down and try to push smaller dogs away with his butt if they got aggressive but would always get between me and my kids if a bigger dog came towards us. If the big dog got aggressive he'd attack without hesitation, never starting trouble but always finishing it. I've been thinking about getting a dogo argentino puppy as soon as I can find a good one.
Yeah. Trauma and/or status within the pack determines the aggressive behavior of the dog.
@@entitledbobcat our cocker spaniel was the toughest of all the dogs we had and we had caucasian and german shepherds, bulldogs etc. He was treated like the baby of the house but ended up being a monster if necessary; he would dig up holes and ran away _just_ to fight with dogs twice or triple his size (even if he was socialized af), he would win all fights always (wich was never glamorized btw), he would be sweet to anyone entering the house if we were around but otherwise he would be in position to jump on them and didn't let go of a dude's legs that went to kick my brother once (thankfully was all good in the end), among other gangster insaneties. It was seriously random as we never encouraged any of this behavior (much to the contrary) and none of our other dogs were like this in _anyway_
TL;DR: cockers can be absolute beasts yes ;P
Thief: *enters house*
Caucasian Shepherd: I'm about to end this mans whole career
rishabh sachdev until it gets shot
@@bkbanks6258 John Wick would like to know your location.
BK Banks
I doubt someone would get that far.
BK Banks Thiefs usually follow their target a couple of days, if they see big dogs like that they most likely will go for a different house in the area
rishabh sachdev life*
Had the pleasure of getting to know a brother and sister pair of these back in 1989. Very loving with the immediate “pack” of humans. But showed aggression toward outsiders. Great guard dogs they were. But they would warm up to strangers as long as they didn’t feel threatened. The male became my good friend and I am grateful for the short 4 years that we knew each other.
What a lovely family! You can tell this man puts so much love and care into these big dogs! Absolutely lovely creatures!
And how much food do they eat sir?
Owner: Yes
I've had caucasian shepherd and they actually don't eat that much and they are not picky eaters either. A pot of bread or macaroni soup will do it 😀
@@ningiri33
That's people food... Seems a shame to waste it.
Bloody hell that hair as ur profile pic got me
I thought your thumbnail is a hair on my phone and i tried to wish it away...
@@ningiri33 same I have 4
I have had dogs all my life and currently have a 1 year old female Caucasian Shepherd. We only found out the breed a little while after adopting her and, after reading all the bad press, we got a bit nervous when we found out! Would not have chosen the breed but had already fallen in love at that point.
This video is a great representation of the breed - mine is incredibly friendly to both people and dogs. I imagine she will become more wary as she gets older but, at the moment, she is an absolute sweetheart with everyone (stranger or otherwise).
She is very stubborn and independent but responds well to treat-based training. They definitely "pair off" like he says - she obeys me far more than my other half, as I am the one that walks and feeds her.
Some downsides:
- they are VERY VERY LOUD;
- insurance costs a fortune because of their reputation;
- food costs a fortune because of their size;
- vet bills and medicine cost a fortune because of their size; and
- while I have not personally experienced it yet with mine, there are so many stories around this breed that I expect there must be an element of truth to it.
If you're thinking about getting one - please think long and hard. These dogs can be absolutely lovely but so can any breed. Not many breeds have the same combination of strength, independence and protectiveness that this one does so please be wary.
If I could choose again I would go for an easier, cheaper, less worrying breed but there is just no replacing my best friend now!
Is she being good?
You should never sit on a dog's back.
@Copium Prodoocer I'm from North Caucas. Here, such dogs are mainly kept only by shepherds or to protect a territory. People who keep them at home have a bad reputation. (at least because these dogs are loud)
будь очень осторожен с этой породой!поверь это очень серьёзная собака
Imagine some bloke breaking into his house and this bear of a dog tries to play and the robber thinks he's been attacked by a bear
Most will not be nice to unwelcome intruders they do not know.
As long as he doesn't have a knife or gun that's fine, that's what guard dogs are for.
Most intruders have a weapon so the dogs will be more like a distraction and alarm so you can defend yourself and the dogs.
He would literally kill the intruder. They’re natural guard dogs and are extremely aggressive towards intruders or anyone they perceive as such
Can't imagine the final condition of the fella..lol
I'd install security cameras in my house just to catch the looks on the burglar's face when they bust a window and the summarily tackled and gutted by a dog larger than a mountain lion.
Lmao
Great comment
Clever make sure to have snacks nearby when u watch it
"Oh yess I am about to hit gold, I bet this house has a lot of valuables inside"
*breaks in*
*sees this majestic floof ball running towards them*
*turns around and starts running away*
*floof boi attac
he protecc
but most importantly he lay on his bacc because you better give that good boi a belly rub before you run away*
ehm i haave ddg thatasss gunnaa beeeeee biggerr thann a llion
note to self: nothing in that guy's house is worth stealing
His dog but Maximas could eat a grown man🤤
The dog itself is probably the most expensive thing
the dog is worth stealing!! soo cuuteeee
Trust me that there is for me.
HOLY SHIT YOU GUYS! I JUST HAVE A NEW IDEA FOR A VIDEO GAME! DOGARASSIC PARK! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! >:D
**Robber goes in house**
Dog: you picked the wrong house fool!
Oooooooooo
Shoots it with a silensed gun
What a beautiful doggie! This man loves his animals. Watching that little Pug with his big mates is adorable. They are all so behaved.
Imagine breaking into someone's house and that thing starts coming at you.
barking "cyka blyat" at the top of its lungs
Oof
Better turn around real quick.
You will hear run meme
@@aymanelm0n945 Run! 🔊📢📣
Looks like a bear, could fight a bear... but acts like a teddy bear.
It would lose to a bear
Ye these people just over react if it's one of those aggressive breed wolves I dont think it'll have a chance
@@lovelylegend3293 cause no dog can kill a large wolf
@@hvhyyifjj1593 well most likely the bandog and a few others
@@lovelylegend3293 no not even close
I agree with the last two commenters. These dogs are large, very powerful and very protective. They are constantly scanning for threats and will jump fences, crash through windows, or drag someone by the leash to get at, and take out, what they perceive as a threat. Most dogs bark a lot first at threats to keep it away but these dogs will charge the threat. I was going to get one years ago for protection on land we owned but after much research and speaking with breeders, I chose against it. They truly are like a 45 caliber weapon in lethalness, and I just didn’t want to take on that kind of responsibility. As with all dogs, they are sweet and kind, but put in the right situation, they can be dangerous.
That's why reading posts like "I want this dog" under such videos bother me a lot. What is wrong with people who watch a 10 minutes video about a rare dog breed and then decide that they "want" one?!
My caucasian owtsvharka was a watchdog for the whole areal. Even for neighbors. Nobody tried to break in to a house.
DellaStreet123
I agree.
Gabi Fuerst
I totally believe it.
it's not because it is huge means he can kill an alpha wolf.....the size means nothing..."WOLF KILLER" puffing titles
Can't even imagine the shedding ! We have two GSD and they get brushed once a week and we still have fibers of love all over our home !
Animal Watch: "ARE THEY VICIOUS KILLERS? OR ARE THEY WARM AND FRIENDLY COMPANIONS?"
Me, and intelletual: "y not both?"
yes!
No they arent
not that big of an intellectual stretch tho :D
Kascio GG good one
They cant kill timber wolves
Me: *tries to exit YT*
YT: *grabs onto my hands* Where do u think u are going?
Me: Nowhere?
YT: Good. Good. Now, watch this video
MAN JUST GOT ON
why is this so true
This is me every night at 2 am when I have to go to work 6 hours later 😭
Jaggy Babeh 😭💀
Legends say , he's still watching dog videos on UA-cam.......
A true gentle giant of a breed... beautiful bog.
The Cutter uhm ... it’s a 2 year old puppy of its breed
They're all but gentle buddy, they're born agressive
"Gentle"😂😂😂😂
Prisons in Russia literally use this dog to subdue inmates so yeah...gentle... Lmfao
You should not be so wrong about this breed. I am a citizen of Russia and often come across this breed of dogs. This is not a fluffy and kind toy, it is a born killer of all life. This dog lives only on instincts, it does not use the brain. Her task in life is only to protect the property of the owner. Very strong and aggressive breed, it must always be kept in strong hands. If she is at least a little relaxed you are dead. Once I witnessed how a similar dog killed in the blink of an eye a Rottweiler simply by tearing out a part of his throat, and then feeling the blood and attacking his master. They do not walk in parks, they sit only on chains or run in prisons around the perimeter. There were many cases when they attacked their masters, simply because they did not consider them masters. They have a very difficult upbringing.
Love this breed and the breeder seems very knowledgeable.
You can ride that thing to war
It should be in "red allert" game
@@5c0rp10nStuff hahahahahaha Ovcharka reporting 😆😆
Chickensoup they did
@@5c0rp10nStuff
Red alert?
Are you 30 years old
😂😂😂
my hug instinct is being overloaded right now. holy eff!
Same so fluffy.
Yeah... he must work out.
operativexeight you hug that beast and it’ll kill you
@@gyalsnextman4725 You say that, but she's wrapping her arms around the dog and petting it profusely. I don't think the dog gives a fuck.
Great dogs owner raised them well. I’ve never seen a CS with such kind eyes as these, especially with strangers around
Caucasian Ovcharka is one of my favorite breeds . Their fur is the most beautiful fur Ive ever seen. And it looks so soft . But I know this dog aint no joke . You really need a great deal of experience to train and socialize this breed .
"here's an ancient breed that was bred to kill wolves and bears"
*Shows video of Dog killing a wolf*
"But is it true? Or is this the stuff of fairy tales ?"
They can kill a wolf if they have too
The black Caucasian in this video which is the largest of them all, could... probably kill one. But if it's quite small to a Wolf, then... It's very unlikely.
@@Miter_everyCorner-uk6on but you have to understand when it come to livestock in Russia they have more then one of these dogs
@@Miter_everyCorner-uk6on and you listening to the video the black one is not fully grown
Lucifer heylel So???? what's your problem?😂 If it's still not fully grown, then it will still grow bigger and will definitely live up to the legend of "the wolf killer" dog..
In soviet Russia, *DOG WALKS YOU*
the caucasian shepherd comes from georgia, not from russia, georgia is not in russia
Tsuki K it don’t matter they could be in Russia
I think the Alabai is more relative to Russia... they’re just as big though, so I guess it still applies.
@@larap6519 Georgia was part of the USSR
@@larap6519
There is nothing from Georgia. Everything from Georgia is russian.
I want to hug one so badly, they are adorable.
My grandmother had one in 20 years ago. Rural Eastern Europe. Some of her chickens were started missing 3 or 4 each time she checked. A fox came for them every few nights. I've told her to let the 6 months old untrained, neglected Macko(Caucasian purebred) out to protect the chickens. Well, it wasn't a good idea, little Macko(means bear cub) got the fox, snapped its spine, opened it up like it's nothing. But also has killed 12-14 chickens.
This breed needs attention, control, training.
At least the gypsies stopped breaking in and stealing stuff. Caucasians are really good at their job.
How many gypsie spines had he break?
поверь это очень и очень серьёзная порода собак
А немецкая овчарка,даже взрослая,немец перережет вам всех кур!!
Story checks out, the two most common harmful animals in Hungary are foxes and gypsies. So they're pretty effective even untrained, worth the investment imo
Me: "Don't worry he don't bite"
Friend: "He's legit laying across my whole body and I can't get up"
Me: "I don't see the problem"
Hahaha. Until it suffocate u
@@Newmanthefirst Best way to go out
He just holds me down and covers my face in slobber
@@kaybevang536 worth it
I had a Caucasian called "Leika" and I have beagle also. They were the best couple I have ever seen bro. Once my Beagle escaped and we found him dead. She cried out all day. We missed you Leika R.I.P
Beagles always try to escape :/ Sorry for your loss, i have a beagle too
Wait did the Caucasian or the beagle die, because you said the beagle escaped and died, then said R.I.P laika which is the Caucasian 🤔
@@cedricabm8991 I think both died. She said I had a Caucasian...
@@najmaa8870 oh ok
I can’t get enough of learning about and watching about this breed! They are by far the best doggos in the world imo! I got my pup at 7 weeks and have known him since he was a few days old, held him in my hands before he opened his eyes! Got first pick, picked the alpha of the litter!
He’s so ridiculously well socialized he is super goof around people, extremely protective and good natured and is a perfect guard and companion, he’s just a 10 month old pup and his instincts with people is unmatched! He knows full well who to look out for and who is safe, I feel 1000% safe around him!
He’s in a very public role and the amount of interest in him and his breed is awesome, so many people are now aware of and interested in his breed and I don’t know whether or not that is a good thing, probably good but I somewhat like being the only person in my zip and one of only a handful of people to own one in the state!
Absolutely worth every penny, cost about $3,000 with full pedigree, came from russian champion and military working lines!
Smartest dog I’ve ever known, happy, loyal, loving, protective and playful! Almost 180lbs at 10months! He’s gonna be a giant baby! Local police and sheriffs, security all love him and I couldn’t ask for a better companion!
This doggo loves me with everything you can see in his eyes, he practically worships me and I know I worked hard to earn that and respect him so much I work hard to earn his live and trust!
You get what you pay for with these dogs, and you get out what you put into them and I’ve spent everyday working hard on building our relationship and training him into a damn good k9 companion, work animal, and he serves as an excellent role model and ambassador for the breed!
His presence alone is far more than enough to keep people in line and behave themselves! One day I hope to have him sire puppies and I would love to be able to give some away to deserving people!
Only downside is he eats more and shits more than entire family of four! Shedding is minimal and so is grooming, doesn’t need endless amounts of exercise and despite loving being around people and me is very well behaved by himself!
This breed is so intelligent, capable and protective, if he’s home I could leave my doors unlocked and wide open all night and know for absolute certain there is no danger of being robbed or broken into!
It’s strange though, having one of these as a companion and guard you have incredible power, I know that I have the power to extend people and strangers protection by introducing them to my poop and know he will defend them and protect them just as much ad me!
It’s a lot of responsibility and work but it’s all worth it, I know I waited 5 years to finally get one, and it was worth everything!
If you’re ever considering whether or not to get one, I highly recommend this breed! Just make sure you do your homework and research and have enough time and energy to devote to training them, and know they are a working animal, they do not make good pets if you do not have a job for them to do and cannot devote enough time to socializing and training them, they are very expensive, but for everything you need to do for them, they give twice as much back and you will have the best doggo you could ever imagine!
I know this is a 2 year old comment, but 2 years later how is ownership going?
Never heard of a Caucasian Shepard before. So big and beautiful! Absolutely majestic. Thanks for this!
DOBERMANS, Rottweilers,german sheperds: we are the biggest
Caucasian sheperd: hold my bone
anti social club depending on the dog a bull mastiff is bigger but height wise an Irish wolfhound and a Great Dane are way taller
Uh, what? Who ever thought Dobermans or German Shepherds were the biggest?
Dobies, rotties, and German Shepherds; _"Damn Holmes, that bone is almost as big as me... ¿You sure you're a dog?"_
U forgot great dane
@@roryrichter4723 Bull mastiff wouldn't have any chance against this beast.
The type of dog that you would name Mouse
Or tiny
"Don't worry, mate, he don't bite"
or tiny
I want to get one of these and name it tiny
Interesting tidbit: Harry Dresden's Mouse is actually modelled after the Tibetan mastiff
I am big boi, i defend sheps, i kill wulf, i am good boi
@veksur so then, by that logic, you're gay for calling me gay, so do you wanna go out sometime?
Am i good car boi
veksur u called him gay so ur GAY
Dogs dont talk
@veksur and then they got married--
Some years ago, we had an Ovcharka here in Germany ! He was BIG like a little Horse. My little nephew was just born, that was no problem for him. "Little child, new here in the House - okay, I`ll protect him !". What a wonderful Dog this was !!
Nagazi is the nane!
It was refreshing to see a good, non-violent video on this breed. I really appreciate your videos. They are informative, straightforward, and unbiased. Too often the toughness of a breed is showcased, especially in working/guarding dogs, but not the whole package. Thank you for bringing such a wonderful breed out without concentrating on the "killer" part being the topic. Like most livestock guarding dogs, as you stated, it's preventing predators from getting close enough to harm that is the real job; not killing. I've read about this breed for years and fell in love.
Killing is in every animals nature; including dogs. All dogs have a hunter's instinct and anything, especially fear, can set it off. That's why dogs, cats, ect. Attack humans. Its that wild instinct, that fear in them, that makes them "turn." The killer part is what matters, ALWAYS! You need to know if you've got a dog that's had a past, or else you may be fucked. Its life or death; it may be grim, but its true.
Erika Clark you are extremely naive. Have you ever worked on a ranch? You think the real job is posturing so a wolf or coyote gets intimidated. You’re a fool!
They won’t stop until they make a kill or are killed, plain and simple.
This breed was made to be violent and have a killer instinct to protect the flock. Why can’t you accept that and respect it for what it is.
I'm sorry you misunderstand what I was trying to get across. I'm also sorry you can only see these types of dogs strictly as killing dogs. I do know animals kill and that's instinct and it can be enhanced through training, I do know there is a need for dogs to work independently (without any human instruction at all) when out with their charges and to know when to go after or stay close and observe, I do know that there are animals that will not be dissuaded from coming near and I also know there is a need for guardians that can kill those predators that are intent on eating your animals. That being said, if your livestock guarding dogs run out to go hunting predators on whim, leaving the flock unattended strictly to go kill, unless you have a pack of them and some stay behind, your flock is then open to attack from the outside pack. They don't come in like a scene from West Side Story. For example, if multiple people were breaking into your home, but you only concentrated on the one you saw running away from your home, and you give chase, you leave your home open to attack from the others. Yes, these dogs do have the power, size and fight in them to kill, but if you only want a dog that'll take off to kill, you better have more than a few to stick around when your flock gets flanked and attacked while the ones out killing are MIA. We did not live on a ranch, we only had a few tiny goats and chickens, but had a large pack of coyote/possible coydogs (they were huge and ate at the white tail buffet in the woods behind the house), fishers and bobcats (which could easily kill one of our goats and are superb climbers), and black bear, there was even a cougar traipsing about for a couple years. Our dogs up there kept them away and kept our little friends safe. These were not LGD dogs, a woldfound/lab cross and a rotti/shep/traveling dog treat salesman mix. They didn't need to get into a confrontation, but they did give chase numerous times. It was easy for them, probably because the predators were very well fed already, but tiny goats are hell of a lot easier to take down than a grown deer and I'm sure they would rather have had them. They would not come into our fence (we built a fence to keep things out!); the wild creatures were free to roam other parts of the acreage, though, and we would see their tracks, hear their calls, or just straight up smell them, particularly in the stream bed area next to our home. Don't automatically assume others are ignorant or naive simply because your critical reading skills are not super awesome and you have a chip on your shoulder. What you've written makes you look like a chauvinistic pig, and maybe that is the case, although, unlike you, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
(I now have a small group of vermin killers and one larger tweaker ball biter.)
You clearly missed the clip at 1:12 seems very violent to me.
Here in Georgia (the country) it's a very common thing to own a Caucasian shepherd, especially in the villages. Amazing dogs, super loyal, very loving, very smart but also fearsome.
@Mike O'Lynn Caucasian doesn't mean white, white isn't a race, the race theory isn't scientifically true
In Serbia too, In my neighborhood there are 3 caucasian shepherd and 2 kangals including mine.
@Real life Terminator guess what all humans are animals including you
@Mike O'Lynn weird flex, but ok.
@Mike O'Lynn
:) Me like your comment.
"Sweet dog. What do you call him?"
"Idk, I let him name me"
goated comment
These dogs formed a bond with their human companions..you are definitely safe, as is your family, and livestock.
What a huge fluffy DOG. Cheers
Not meant to be a cuddle dog really, it's a shame to have this kind of dog in cities. It can kill a bear, it need a lot of exercise and it likes the cold, the male is only 2 years old, he will probably get harder to handle overtime, too much energy.
Sony H K all I need is a cevlar suit for that dog an we go hunting the big cats in India 👍😎
Nefer your talking as if your just 4 feet tall it's meant for people with smarts an backbone 👍
@@Bludawg27 you got me i'm a dwarf how did you know ?
Aint no way this is killing a bear bruh @@kimpa843
Legit I’m a delivery guy who’s met one of them in person and no joke, we straight up refused deliveries from then on.
Are you seeing someone for your PTSD?
Why did you refuse deliveries?
@@Packetrackit 🤣🤣🤣
@@kaylianderson5531 Because he doesn't like dog bites perhaps?
@reshi p Not if I spray them with my mace, they won't...hopefully. We have lots of pit bulls around here on the paved bike trails where there's also homeless camps. They have chased me a few times but I don't think they were really trying to bite me, I just keep my mace handy as well as a pistol for emergencies, if it's me or the dog, though I would hate to shoot a dog or any animal aside from a snake.
So they can kill bears. Big woop.
My girlfriend can kill my Hope's and dreams. 😢
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I feel ya. I should have gotten a dog..or shot...
Lol true story
My girlfriend makes me dead inside.
Wait till you all get married...
I have a Norwegian Elkhound also known in Norway a Moose dog. A lot of the markings on your beautiful dogs my Sam has also. He is a very smart and teachable bred. I just love yours. USA in Ohio. God bless and hug them for me!
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Wolfpack leader: I am gonna eat these sheep
Caucasian mountain doge: NU BLYAT!!!! IDI NAHUI!
Actually, they are rather silent in terms of vocalisation because stealth
@@D3athstroke Nah, it's a complecated matter. The dog is of Caucasian origin, but its selective breeding started in 1920s in USSR.
@@jamesdong8179 So they like to go sneeki breeki
Sanjay Krishnan Nair I understand nu bloat but not idi nahui. What does it mean?
@@TheEmpressMouse 'idi nahui' means 'fuck off' in Russian.
What a beautiful dog, so intimidating. It's like a small grizzly bear, WOW!
This dog looks like THE MOST trustworthy animal I've ever seen. Like some sort of wise man that lives on the top of a mountain, is really laid back, and kind of hippie 😂😂 a guy that doesn't show his intelligence, but is a force to be reckoned with!
Every time I discover a new breed of massive dog, I want one even more badly each time 😂😂
Haha same! My list is larger than this dog itself!
My saint Bernard shared his pack walk today with Caucasian Shepherd, he is adorable and they played fantastic..love to meet this English guy and his CSD...stunning.
“She is looking at you going daddy.”
“They all do.”
lmao svg
That was epic!! 😂
Lol big daddy
she wanted dat COCKasian
Hahaha I thought the same thing
Beautiful healthy well socialized and happy doggos. This is what we want for every dear furry soul happy in their appropriate home. ♡
New dark souls dlc boss biggest of the good bois
NeroThe SpookyCat राधे राधे
I could never kill it though
No one can top sif....
Bork Souls presents to you Fluff Boi, the biggest boss yet
How do you beat him?
I love that he has these big beautiful fur babies and two little pups - a Pug & a Pomeranian! This is awesome! 😍🐾🙏🏼🐶
Definitely would want a pup from this fella. Stunning companion.
In Soviet Russia, dog walks you
@Truth its georgian dog go to internet and find to wikipedi information for this dog
Russia is not soviet anymore, wake up.
@Truth georgian dog find on youtube please
After reading these I felt like getting a handful of salt and rub it in my eyes.
georgia s one of the most ancient county in the world u idiot we georgian have our own writing our king parnavaz wrote it in 4th century dickhead
The only thing that dog is killing is my DEPRESSION.
Same.
sane
Masturbating daily,
using the internet for 8 hours a day,
eating Fast Food only,
not exercising
and no social contacts
ARE *CREATING* your depression.
dein ehem. Account you got super serious.. you made something light and funny really intense. It’s okay. I know things get aggravating but just enjoy the laughs and have a beautiful day. (:
@@UniversalHealing444 Depression is nothing to make fun of. Every year, there are thousands of several suicidal cases because of this mental condition. What if one of your family members committed suicide because of Depression, would that be funny, too? Have a great day. :)
Anneka's natural affinity towards these bigger, more rugged breeds is wonderful. Hopefully it makes some other members of society NOT cross the road upon seeing a Rottweiler or similar breed or the like.
From Australia
I feel like thats mostly the reason people get protective dogs. So people know to not mess with them. I love big dogs, but if I am a stranger to one, you best believe I'm crossing the road. Best wishes
try getting him on the plane as a comfort dog on Delta or Southwest
And watch everyone else run out of the plane before takeoff!
Would probably have to pay for two extra seats 😆
Vincent Rohmann tbh that’s prolly it. Though if he’s particularly young, small, or well behaved you may only need one extra
@Daniel Blakeley nice, game the system.
I used to work at the airport and there was a couple who had a Newfoundland which makes this dog look well not small, but less big at least and they flew with the dog. But it was in a ungodly large custom made container in the baggage compartment or wherever you put dogs that arent in the cabin.
She was an appropriately large woman and the man as well both over 6'5".
The woman showed up alone one day and i asked her where the rest of the crew was and she said that the husband and dog were driving because they decided to not fly with the dog any more because the pressure changes were too much for him and you could hear him howling in the passenger cabin.
The dog was huge. He was large even for a newfie, but he was such a nice and sedate dog. So yeah i imagine flying with one of these would be a ordeal.
Another newfie tale. I was waiting for a bus years later and a lady drove by and asked if i had seen her dog as she had lost him.
I asked what kind of dog it was and she said a newfie,
I asked her how she could possibly loose something that large. I hadnt seen it. I hope she found it.
Postman: approaches this dogs house
*boss music starts playing*
"never should have come here!"
Siri play great wolf sif
Dog slips out from a wall behind him in the garden
Postman: “NANI?!?!?!?”
This fuckin dog: “AHAHAHAHAHA ITS ME, DIO”
Mail companies would hire athletic sprinters for this specific task
imagine olympic champions being hired as postmen
I had caucasian shepherd and i want to tell is lot of friendly and lovely dogs
Such a beautiful beast, looks like a giant puppy.❤
“Breaking news: An intruder died in a home invasion today, reports say he died from pure fear when he kicked down the door of a Caucasian Shepherd breeder.”
Robber was buttfucked to death by miniature bear.
Just imagine busting a door in and see 5 of those 😅
@@shazot
Remember shooting them only makes them angrier.
What a gorgeous and amazing creature
The dog is nice too
Eva Garcia 😂😂😂wtf
@@MrJatind3r also the blonde milf is nice too
Why are you all guys turning a comment about compliment that beautiful dog into something weird?
True, but I still can't get past the cruelty.
0:49
1:12
This man out here living my dream with all them dogs
We always had this breed in our home in Russia. These are very cute bear looking dogs which extremely sweet if trained. They are adorable and not aggressive unless obused by owner. The ears are cut when they are babies as its the most sensitive part when they fight. I wish to get this breed again. love love love
Do not think you can own this dog and have a pet. This guys put loads and loads of work into his pups. He's leashed during the whole video, his dads watching his body language and eyes. Even the breeders of these dogs say do not own one unless you know exactly what your doing. Unless your using them for the job they're bred for. They say it's just a dog in the wrong hands and while yes it's partly true it's also not for the Caucasian, these are one of the ONLY breeds born aggressive. Most breeds learn that behavior these dogs are bred for it. Don't let this one video fool you. Research the breed and you'll understand why I'm making this comment as a Russian and as a person who's worked with dogs/ dog behavior their whole life.
Agreed. I dont understand why the west so strongly wants to present all dogs are just fluffy pets. There is nothing wrong with agression, its a working dog. And its not a pet.
I was just about to say, if there's one dog that is NOT A PET it's this breed!
That being said, they get a good butt scratch and they melt into fluff puddles 🤣
Have friends who have 5 kids, 4 loud wee girls and a boy toddler. Their life is far from normal and with hardly any routine. They decided to get a dog to protect their house and other belongings from thieves who visited them few times. They only had one dog before which passed away. They went to see what's available in dog shelter. Came back with an adult full grown huge Caucasian male, dare to say bigger than the one on the video. They went for it. You could say risked their lives. Needless to say thieves never tried again. Surprisingly the dog didn't get poisoned. Anyway some time later was asked to stay at theirs and look after the house and the dog (!) cause they went on hols for a month. Got to mention, I've never owned a dog. So again, risking my life, huh? Sorry to disappoint you but me and the giant had great time together, playing, walking and chilling. As video showed, the dog was on a constant lookout, always sitting with his back to me. And loud and jumpy kids weren't eaten but rode him instead. Luck? Dog been trained before. No he wasn't. So I think you should revise your 'knowledge' or stop spreading unjustified bad reputation.
@@FBFTheRagingWarriorbecause we have become stupid and ignorant and very very arrogant. WE think we can tame anything with love and tolerance. We think the same of Islam but I'm afraid, year on year as the number grow; we see more violence and attacks from all countries they have been allowed into. Can we simply tame what we don't understand? refuse to understand the true nature of? ignore facts such as dog breed types and what they were actually meant for and bred for for generations... hmmm I wonder why a samoyed is so friendly... I wonder why basenji doesn't bark.... (those aren't dangerous dogs but we know other dogs were not bred for the same things) Chow chows,pitbulls, wolf crosses, ... why not throw in some wild cats and cuddle with them! yay! Hmmm ah who cares treat it all the same and just hope out of pure stupidity that nothing bad happens and then if someone gets hurt or someone dies, well... tell everyone who is afraid or complains of this big blunder which costs peoples freedoms and animals welfare, to just shut it or we will arrest you for being hateful.
I love dogs, I love people who want to learn about them as well as people and cultures, religions etc... I don't like people who ignore big warnings and death and pretend we can cuddle up to cobras
*These dogs are extremely territorial.*
This kind of popularization should come with a huge disclaimer!
thats what im thinking
You are soooo wrong here.... When I was about 12 years old, there was a caucasian in my neighbourhood. I went up to him and I instantly made a new friend. That dog loved me more than his (douchebag) owner. They are lovely af.
Yep my mate has one and it’ll rip your face off if it gets a chance. and it’s not a case of the owner being at fault. Like people are sometimes arseholes so can dogs be. He got it as a pup. Trained it and while it’s great with his family it’s completely unsafe with anyone else or their dogs. It was already getting savage at 8 weeks old when it about the size of a spaniel and it was nothing to do with the very experienced owner. You get nasty people and nasty dogs.
Yes, they can get pretty aggressive. Last year, my parents got a Samoyed (The cutest fucking cloud in the world) from breeders who also had some Ovcharkas, and they growled pretty threateningly the entire time we were there.
@@mariahetszaz8567 you're basing that off of literally one example.
"God, it's huge!" - That's what she said
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Dogs has the most beautiful eyes. Have you noticed how expressive they are? Almost.. human-like.
Ok
@KellyAnn McGregor You have been reported to youtube for harassment. Have a nice day!
Speaks about dogs
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Lmao what!?
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haha...good goin'😆
What a beautiful creature! The dog's kinda cute too!
My friend has one & she's super friendly!
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