Akbash Dog Akbash dog   huge, fluffy and guardian dog

Male beaty - Akbash dog

The breed Akbash dog came from western Turkey, and on original language its name means “white head”. The name is very correctly, because the Akbash dog is huge dog with middle long coat, which is little long around its head. The whole impression for the breed, is for big ball of coat, mussles and love.

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Little female Akbash

It is really large dog. The basic sizes are from 90 to 130 pounds on weight, wich is around 40 to 60 kg. The Akbash dog is leaner than other Turkish breeds of dogs, with white coat, long legs, a feathered curved tail, and pink skin blotched with black. It possesses characteristics of both mastiffs and sight hounds. The breed is often referred to as a sheep dog, but it does not herd its charges. Instead, it is designed to live with the flock and act as a guardian.

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Akbash is so beautiful and intelegent human companion

As a temperament, the huge, white dog isn’t shy at all. When the Akbash is used for guardian on a field or else, it’s not have a personal intimacy with the humans, although the breed is not hostile by nature. The Akbash can be used as a companion dog, and if trained appropriately can be personable with any creature. The Akbash has been bred to be independent and dogs of this breed might think that they know better than their owners during training. The Akbash is a relatively low-energy breed. Because it is in their nature to lie with the flocks they guard most of the day, they do not possess tremendous endurance or energy. That does not mean that they can be confined to small spaces. It is still very much a working breed and is happiest when given a task to complete. These dogs are known for their intelligence, bravery, independence and loyalty.

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