Caucasian shepherds are a bold confident breed that instinctively safeguards their territory and family. They require plenty of room to run and aren’t suitable for apartments.
They are prone to bark when they see strangers. This could lead to problems if it is not addressed early on with your instructor. They are extremely connected to their families and can be a good companion for children, as long as children treat them with respect.
However, they are prone to becoming overexcited during playtime and may encounter children when they’re not controlled. It is essential to teach your dog the basic rules and boundaries prior to bringing them in contact with kids.
Because they are naturally independent behavior, training a Caucasian shepherd can be a challenge for some pet owners. This breed isn’t an ideal candidate for one-size-fits every dog’s training. This can be detrimental.
It’s because they are bred for independence and to make their own decisions, and not to be a slave to commands. It is also important to keep their ears tidy and cut their nails when needed, and brush their teeth at least three times a every week to avoid issues with their teeth.
Similar to many large dogs they need to receive a quality diet that’s appropriate to their size. Ask your veterinarian about the particular health and nutritional requirements for this breed.
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