2 year old Anatolian Shepherd Luke's amazing 2 wk transformation @ Off leash k9training Cincinnati!
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Kangal dog says; Why do they play like children? I am a serious business man.
This shows that there's no dog that isn't trainable, even for a stern anatolian shepherd. It's all about heart and patience from the owner.
I've got a 2 year she can try lol these dogs need to be left guarding livestock it's what they are best at.
Fantastic job. Excellent dig. Excellent trainer
I know of a woman who has several and breeds them. Sivas Kangal Kopegies on a 120 acre self sustaining farm in the mountains. 24/7 on duty LGDs. Amazing animals. My favorite breed. Massive and powerful. I hope to get one from her some day. Wonderful video thank you for sharing.
Love from Turkey.
I have doubt
This dog is small than the kangal dog in Turkey
Are they different or same
Can we import that faints did from Turkey to India
How big this dogs become if they become older
@@sivaraj627 like 30 inches they just mature slow like kangals. Anotolalians are a mix of kangal and akbash dog I think
Bro ii need three kangal puppy...how it possible ❤️ From India
This dog needs to be with livestock. That's why he appears stubborn. It's in his DNA
It’s like every time she said sit he shakes his head like no I’m grown lmaoo
Thank God for awesome Trainers like you! I can't imagine how much impact you had on the lives of the owners and the pup!
She did well with the dog hopefully she did as good with the owners this isn't a typical breed. He was needing that time she spent with him.
To train a kangal dog like this, is really hard, you got my respect.
As a Turkish I agree, such an angel! Also lovely and amazing human beings in the video
Amazed! Good job ladies/guys!
As with most dog keepers, the training should not be just limited to the dog, owners need training too
Especially making a livestock guardian dog a pet smh.
When she grows up she makes you do what she wants 😃😃😃
Its normal that this breed has a really strong personality and independent way of thinking since its originally a work dog who needs to take responsibility for protecting the sheep and his owners against wolves etc.; but yes really gj! I think you did considering where he lives now, compared to anatolia, a great job so he can fit more into the world over there!
I got the tip that if you have a backyard and sort of simulate/make space for their needs as a breed to protect (within limits and show that this behaviour is not done outside some places), it even works better :)
Daha önce biriyle yürüyüşe çıkan kangalın böyle sakin olduğunu görmedim. Hep önden gider bir şeylere bakardı halbuki. Zincirler bağlar çekerdim, gücüm yetmez beni sürüklerdi yerdi. Hey gidinin Amerikası köpeği bile değiştiriyor yaavvv.
Bizim kangal onlari egitmis haberleri yok daha :)
sesli guldum, bless your soul :)
Dave Edmunds, I don't see misery and depression in this dog's behaviour post-training. I have had an Anatolian and a Kuvasz for 11 years, and have lived in urban and wilderness settings. Their behaviour in the latter setting would not be appropriate in an urban environment, and they did manage to adapt, to a degree.The NASRN (Anatolian Shepherd Rescue Network) assists many dogs that are dumped from rural settings. Many adopters live in urban settings. The well-being of the dogs, and sometimes their survival, is dependent on the adopters giving them the skills to adapt.
Have to say I would never walk my Anatolian off-leash in the urban jungle. Fascinating to see this dog 's head-shaking and growl-talk identical to mine. Mine also holds eye contact for prolonged periods.The male Kuvasz is the strong, silent type, although the female Anatolian runs the pack.
My female acts like a mad bear. Jumps up and stomps her front feet in the ground when she wants a reaction out if another animal. She looks like an Anatolian but is bigger and weightier. She's about 6 ft tall on her back legs. She has that growling and grunting and linking lips sound that seems to last for minutes on end. She sounds scarry. She minds me very well unless there is something going on with other animals...then she turns on like a well oiled machine..no stopping her. If it's an animal that I welcome in to our circle she's fine with it. It took a good year to gain her trust and respect...finally. knowing about her breed and acting accordingly has helped her so much. Everyone needs to do research on breeds before getting a dog. I have 10 unfenced acres and rarely do I let her run off. She's so fast that you look away and she's gone. Last week..off she went. She's been trying to argue with a buck (deer)in my back yard...the buck comes up near her like she's interesting..anyway she runs right out where the buck hangs out at and rolls in his poo. She gets so drunk on it she can hard stagger home. Makes me laugh until I realize I gotta give her a bath. Here's the amazing thing. .I walk with a cane and she's quite tentative to helping me up my porch steps.
I fell in love with her and her with me.
You did a nice job working with it and becoming friends i raise these dogs as LGD'S id almost bet you couldn't take a 2 year old out of the pasture and do the same. It would of been nice to have heard you stress the difficulties you had because these guys don't make great houspets. The biggest reason is people don't have enough time for them when they are used as a lgd they bond to the livestock the livestock never leaves them like most people go to work. Not to mention they are independent thinkers they have to be because they make awesome livestock guardian dogs. What i got out of your video was seeing a dog that needed some extra attention that it wasn't getting and you were giving him treats and being nice so he decided to work with you this breed is better to be left working.
I have a 12 week old and she reminds me of this one. Smart yet stubborn as hell. had her sitting, giving paw and down within 5 days of getting her but the heeling is not going anywhere. She also loves to play what I call the attack game with my son, sorta what he was doing.
Hey im.getting a kangal puppy and can u give me any tips
Set boundaries be hard but not to hard, when I call mine back with an angry tone he usually stays where he is or tuns away
David Armanini I’m from UK do you think it’s a good idea to get a kangal puppy
The only similarity is the behavior. Getting a 2 year old to alter their behavior is a whole different ballgame. We just rescued a14 months old kangal. She had very little human interaction and no training. I have no training experience but we're making progress. She walks very well now. But miles to go.
Cool
it's a monster!
Update: it's a cute teddy bear!
Perfect training. What would happen if a dog in park barks to him?
Nicely done. And there goes all the BS about adult Kangals being too independent, aloof, stubborn, not trainable, etc.
Z. Kasimova that’s not a Kangal, it’s an Anatolian Shepherd
Dude hes not kangal they may look the same but they are diferent
@@ballisticjeans0914 right NOT the same
But how do you train them to do this?
Can you recomend anyone in BC Canada? I have a P/B Kangal and I really need some guidance on how to get started. Thanks ans appreciate your vids
Hanfendi güzel egitmiş kangalı
S Q U I R R E L ... ! Test ? You Wouldn't DARE
The forelimbs are very thin because the dog did not feed on milk when he was a puppy, and his feet are crooked because he sleeps on hard ground. The Turkish shepherd dog is not a recreational dog that you can keep at home. Sorry for this dog
What do you feed him?
Start at 6 weeks or earlier. Demand to be the leader
One I have does good until he gets bored, then he won't listen. He knows what you want him to do but decides not to do it.
Sounds just like my 12 week old girl. I will call her and she will just look at me like saying yeah sure buddy.
We get the “why?” From ours all the time.
All kimds of dogs are innocent. It depends how you train them.
Fantastic Dogs but notoriously stubborn&independent..After all that's part of their skill set.The Shepherds in Turkey&a cross the Caucuses use these and some other similar breeds to Guard the herds..So their used to following the Herd&then left out all Night(and the Day As well) unsupervised to do their thing..
Incredible! He's such a good boy 😍
Which training collar do you use?
Looks like they were shocking the dog to make it listen thats why the dog was shaking his neck
Very nice job. Because kangal training does not like, it is free, their insight is strong already.
any tips? i have a 5 month olf anatolian shepherd. Trying to train her with no jumping and off the leash
How is she doing now?
Turkish shepherd not anatolian
kangal dogs are very difficult to train. because they are fond of their freedom. but they always listen to you and do what you say. but never feed them at home or on concrete floors. feed in completely earthen places. for they are the masters of the mountains, who wander in the mountains.
Türkiye kangal köpeği sizde ne işi var bizim köpeğin
Dikkat kurt katili kral kangal çok iyi köpek arazi köpeği dir o yazık
They are independent as there can't be a person watching the herd/farm constantly rather it is their job and they must decide their own actions.
They are stubborn as they are walking with the herd for the entire day while quitting and sleeping next to a stream is not an option!!
They are large as they face wolves and bears not foxes nor coyotes therefore they must be large enough to protect both themselves and the herd.
They are insanely protective as sadly they usually face a pack of wolves not just one but even then they would not budge an inch!!
Anatolian Shepherds are NOT pets and nobody should buy them as pets unless they are very experienced about dogs or actually have a farm/garden for them to protect...
An open door and a bouncing ball might as well be heroin to a dog
I guess this Kangal's going cold turkey then. Lol
Kangals like mine have zero interests in playing ball. Now the open door is a different story.
let dogs live like a dog.
Impossible xD
no matter how well you train them, it is a torture to have something done against their will. the independent remains in it .you cannot take away. they are working dogs, guards.not pets.you can learn it but they can follow their instincts on the street making it difficult to control them especially for women, or men who are not strong enough to hold them on a leash
its a kangalllll
It looks likes hes either still got that puppy walk or has bad hip structure
Anastasia Pastuszak thats just the way they walk
Yes because they live on concrete and hard ground, but these dogs need a wide, earthen floor
yeah they dont get bad hips most of the time, healthy as an ox for a dog that size
Teach me mine wants to kill new friends I bring over no matter what I do or how many introductions or training sessions I do he just doesn't like new people lol
Please don't get a lifestock guardian dog as a pet because it is no pet and it needs its job and a big property ! Thank you for listening.
Kangal
Honestly I really don’t like when dogs don’t listen. Like okay if you don’t wanna listen and think you grown you can get the fuck out . That’s what my mama told me lmao
Do not get Anatolian shepherd the reason she has it. These dogs only know one thing, protect and kill wolfs and etc.. You dont walk these dogs or take them to dog parks.
Lol your an idoit
@@joncalman8180 get some knowledge and then talk to me.
@@ekonezi5588 lol okey there smart guy. I guess my dog is 1 in a million. Must be the luckiest guy on Earth . She loves the dog park loves dogs. Walks off leash never had any issues at all. I guess I'm just a lucky guy. And your still a moron.
@@joncalman8180 eko nezi is right. He has perfectly explained what these dogs are about. But you are right too. Your dog is 1 in a million :-)
eko nezi My grandparents bred kangals for about 6 years. Majority of customers were locals and lived in the suburban area and raised them as family pets. Many were repeat customers aswell. One lady I know of bought a pup and trained him as a successful assistance dog. None of the local customers ever gave up their dogs because of behaviour trouble. They had very gentle natures. Maybe where you’re from they are not family pets. But different bloodlines have different temperaments. So speak for yourself.