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The Best Way of Training Caucasian Mountain Dog

Big Dog — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 11:05:02 +0000

Caucasian mountain dog falls under the classification of guardian or watchdog breed that protectiveness comes them innately. It is overly distrusting to unfamiliar people yet very kind to those who are not strangers. Its personality ranges from ferocious defensive to sweet and calm attitude; this is in relation to the presence of threat or something that the dog regards as worthy of guarding against.

It is best to start the Caucasian mountain dog’s training as soon as you possible. Take not that this particular breed is capable of learning as early as eight weeks old. Generally, it is a very smart and a self-governing kind of dog so training it would require great amount of patience, firmness and consistency. Stay away from harsh words or ruthless methods of learning.

The best way to train a Caucasian mountain dog is to attend to him every single time he barks at a face pace. If it barks over something that is just normal like the approaching mailman or a passing jogger you have to tell him “No” sharply and give a little spank, remember be gentle. But the dog is barking over an out of the ordinary occurrence like someone who is forcedly opening your gate then praise and reward like a dog biscuit is in order. Just be consistent and steady on the feedback that you give to your dog and it I will eventually come out of it like it is something natural. If you want faster result, ask some people to help you, say for example – you are training your dog not to bark on the mailman, ask your friends to come and drop letters on your mailbox and walk away as what mailman do. Through this you have more opportunity to apply the punishment and reward strategy to express what is proper stimulus and those that are not.

Grazing Caucasian Mountain Dog puppy

Big Dog — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 15:25:04 +0000

This adorable Caucasian Mountain Dog puppy is grazing some grass like a little cow. Have you ever wondered why dogs eat grass? It is sure that they like the taste of it. Actually, nobody have ever come up with a clear cut answer. I think we should ask this puppy, as his eyes look so intelligent that probably he is more clever that the veterinarians.

How to potty train a Caucasian Mountain Dog?

D Dog Fan — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 16:23:55 +0000

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Training older dogs
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D Dog Fan — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 13:46:07 +0000

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Is a Caucasian Mountain Dog a good choice for me?

Big Dog — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 09:46:56 +0000

If you would like to have a loyal, highly protective dog to be sure that your family is always safe and protected against any kind of danger, then Caucasian Mountain Dog is the best breed for you. This breed is extremely suspicious of everything; they will surely warn the family if something extraordinary happens in the house. In this case they will bark loudly and will never hesitate to protect their family members.

Caucasian Mountain Dogs have a weather-resistant, double coat, so they can live outside the house as well, but you have to provide them enough shade and water in warmer weather. Apart from that, their coat is dense and usually medium in length, therefore weekly brushing is advised. The Caucasian Mountain Dog is a very healthy breed; there are no specific health issues you should be aware of.

This breed is not too clever, that’s why training can consume lot of time and effort, but with consistency, firmness and much reward it is not a hard job. They should socialize early to behave well.

All in all these dogs are the best for people who have a big house with a large, fenced yard and would like to protect themselves or their family. If you can provide them these, plus loads of exercise a Caucasian Mountain Dog will be your best friend.

I hope that this short article will somewhat help you decide whether this breed is the best one for you.

Factors To Consider When Picking Your Perfect Puppy

Big Dog — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 09:39:48 +0000

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Brief history of the Caucasian Mountain Dog

Big Dog — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:06:35 +0000

Russian experts suggest that Caucasian Mountain Dogs evolved from a group of Tibetan dogs, 2000 years ago. These dogs were owned by nomadic people, who probably settled down in the Caucasus mountain area, and this is were the Caucasian Mountain Dog was developed. The breed was used for guarding sheep for over 600 years. They were so fearless that they attacked any kind of animal threatening the safety of the territory. Later on the Soviet government used this breed for military purposes: they brought them to Berlin for guarding at the Berlin wall.

How to Give Your Caucasian a Checkup

Big Dog — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 12:36:55 +0000

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Is the Caucasian Shepherd the same as Caucasian Mountain Dog?

Big Dog — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 12:35:23 +0000

The answer is simple: YES!
The Caucasian Mountain Dog can also be referred to as Caucasian Shepherd, Caucasian Ovcharka, Kavkasiuri Nagazi, Georgian Shepherd and Circassian Sheep Dog.

Cute Caucasian Shepherd Dog puppy

Big Dog — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 13:14:06 +0000

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