Grooming Akbash Dog: Beginners Essential Guide To Caring, Nurturing & Overcoming Challenges

By MAGNUS CLAUDE

The Akbash is a large species of livestock guardian dog (LGD) with Turkish origins. The breed was developed to protect domesticated animals from predators such as wolves and bears. The flock is effectively guarded by Akbash canines due to their fidelity, intelligence, and independence.
A typical Akbash dog will weigh between 90 and 140 pounds and stand between 28 and 34 inches tall at the shoulder. They are partially protected from the elements by their dense, white coat. Although some canines may have erect ears, it is more common for them to have floppy ears. The Akbash dog is lean and muscular, with a broad torso and strong limbs.
The calm, independent nature of the Akbash dog is one of its most distinguishing traits. They are typically reserved and reticent around strangers, making them less sociable than more extroverted species.
They are, however, fiercely loyal to their loved ones and will risk everything to protect them. Due to their intelligence and problem-solving skills, Akbash canines are also extremely effective as livestock guardians.
Despite the fact that Akbash canines were originally bred to serve as livestock guardians, they also make excellent house pets. They are gentle, patient, and simple to train around children.
However, they may not always comply, necessitating a firm but reasonable approach to discipline. The Akbash dog is an uncommon and fascinating breed that has protected livestock for centuries.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CJ4KDWNH
• ISBN13: 9798859872404
• Release Date: September 2023
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 40 Pages
• Weight: 0.11 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 5.0" x 8.0"