Growing up. Puppy to adult. Caucasian shepherd.

[@TemoA92]

This brings back so many warm memories... Damn I miss my boy.
My and my old pal and I, the two of us basically grew up together... I still remember how inseparable we were.
I've never seen or experienced a more loyal, protective and dedicated living being/friend like I did in In those 16 years.
Thanks for this vid mate.

[@lifewithdogs8447]

Tbone Johnes Thank you for your response. :-) The Caucasian Shepherd is an amazing breed. They are very devoted and loyal dogs. I'm sorry about your loss. they are irreplaceable friends for life. I would never exchange them. :-)

[@noelhalwick1568]

16yrs??? Wow 😲 that's a very very long life for a CSD!
For any large breed really.
God bless, you must of taken excellent care of him

[@billbillerton6122]

@Noel Halwick I had a very loyal and lovable pitbull for 15 years. She was the most loyal and sweetest dog ever. A true friend. I was destroyed when she died from old age. We never got her cropped or clipped, that tail was the bane of everything on the coffee table. I've never seen a dog with such a powerful tail. We just learned not to put anything within tail kicking distance.

[@user-ow2dp6xl1m]

У меня девочка, Дочура! Тоже палевый окрас! Медвежонок мой, потерял 5 лет назад! Больно! Готовлюсь и готовлю царский дом новому члену семьи! Как мы все в семье её любили! До сих пор память и боль не утихает! Вот так же сидела в машине и дразнила мотоциклистов, гавкнет и прячется, сама смеётся. А тот чуть не упал! Где собака? Мы с дочей по тайге ходили, она прижавшись к спине и охраняла, и грела! Это не передать!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@FredricaAmponsah-om9tl]

Great dog

[@maxwellthegreat6583]

I love Caucasians they a massive and loyal to their owner

[@lifewithdogs8447]

It is a beautiful and intelligent breed 🐶

[@maxwellthegreat6583]

@@lifewithdogs8447 i will surely get one

[@lifewithdogs8447]

Maxwell the Great I can only recommend, it's a good choice ❤️

[@annarusso2537]

would love to hear the dogs bark as they play!

[@sherifnawara8417]

It’s amazing video thank you

[@lifewithdogs8447]

Thank you very much ❤️

[@noelhalwick1568]

Had many GSDs , had one monster 165-180lb American Bulldog, always wished I could have a GSD the size of my ABD, So I'm looking at a CSD for my next best friend.
Gorgeous majestic animals

[@aquastar4336]

Wow!!!!💖 you're so lucky!!

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@AquaStar thank you ♥️♥️🙏🏻

[@noelhalwick1568]

I grew up in a family that bred and raised GSD, some of our pups even ended up working with law enforcement.
But my next one will definitely be a CSD

[@shannonnefra9738]

OMG😍

[@robmiller4370]

wow thats what some of my pups look like amd they are grate parayneses mix with shepard wolf husky border collie and lab. alot of them are comfort animals but alot of them are avalanche rescue dogs and family dogs. mine chase bears and wolfs . she got out of the tent. i am heading back out to the woods .

[@AA-uu9ik]

He’s such a beautiful boy. It looks like you did a great job training him and looking after him well. I want to get one in New Zealand. Are they safe dogs to walk in public? How many hours of training and exercise per day do they need?

[@lifewithdogs8447]

Thank you very much. 😊🐶They are very intelligent dogs and they will learn the basic commands very quickly and mostly on their own. You don't need to train him that way every day, it's natural. They are great guardians and when they are learning from a puppy he has no problem with other animals and people in public. They are uncompromising in their territory.

[@Nina-pj8wo]

@@lifewithdogs8447 I really want one but the online sites give me a headache. They treat it like the hardest breed to take care of. They say that its very hard to train them and all of that . I could really use some info from an owner before giving up :(

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@Dr Pepper I keep saying it's about education and training. My Caucasian Shepherd is my greatest love. I am aware that they make monsters out of them on the Internet, so it scares a lot of people.

[@cameronmorris7000]

@@Nina-pj8wo I owned a Caucasian shepherd as my first dog, but I did immense research on dogs etc, I love him, they are so smart and loyal for me personally it was a walk in the park he’s still young 9months but he’s amazing

[@BORKER87]

​@Nina-pj8wo They're definitely not dogs for inexperienced owners. If you get a set of spicy genetics, you'll be in a tough spot.
Get one from a line that's known for being reasonably social, find a good balanced trainer to guide you, and you'll be good to go.

[@robmiller4370]

think i will take bear. he looks exactully like that cassion sheapard.

[@Badkittys4]

Oh my goodness, my 7 month old caucasian from Transylvania region is also named Drago

[@lifewithdogs8447]

Wow that's awesome. ❤️ My Caucasian is from Slovakia and he is 4 years old 🐶

[@cheesybreadsticks9423]

I'm adopting one of these (though I suspect he is a mixed breed) and well the internet has made me question my decision. Mainly in the aspects of its protective nature. I went from being confident in my ability to train a dog to worried this dog would hurt someone. I haven't even got him yet.
Have you got any tips to help keep the more protective nature at bay? How did you socialise your puppy so that it didnt see every dog and stranger as a threat. Is there anything you should do to make them accept strangers into the home without the fear of it hurting them? Any general tips for the breed?
Basically is the internet telling the full truth about the personality of this breed or are they overexaggerating a tad about how hard it is to train these dogs?

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@Cheesy Breadsticks Of course, these dogs are usually tough and protective of their territory and their family. We socialized him by introducing him to other dogs and people from the time he was a puppy, we took him regularly to the city, we drove him in the car from the beginning. Alternatively, you can try the training ground. But if he does not respect you as his owner but takes you as an equal, then it will be a problem. They are large dogs and are aware of their size and strength. They must have respect for you as their master, if they don't feel it, they can sometimes do what they want. Sometimes they are solitary dogs and they want peace, when they want attention they will come alone. It takes training (at least basic commands, it will never be a trained monkey) and patience. No punishments and fights, it can backfire on you. and lot of love :)

[@Soda3000Pop]

Those killer eyes glow in the dark plotting to eat you alive!

[@zulikhamehraban1003]

I have a cucasian shepherd male 5 months tyson

[@robertdixon1646]

Was this dog hard to manage like many people say? In the market and I'd love to have this dog as a companion!

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@Robert Dixon Every dog ​​needs training, but for a Caucasian it was nothing special compared to other dogs. He has his own nature and his own reason, which you must respect. When he doesn't want to do something, he just doesn't do it. :D

[@editzlooking]

I also have a caucasian shepherd but he is not much of a playful dog he is a nice sweet dog that gets to be happy when I'm home but he is not into playing he is more like a guard dog who guards the house he hear some noise that people make outside of my home and starts barking cos he is protective of my home he is still not fully grown yet but he will soon

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@Yossif Hassan When they are little puppies they want to play, when they start to grow and realize their size and strength, of course they don't want to play anymore :D ...my dog ​​only barks and moves when something really happens. But every dog ​​is different.

[@editzlooking]

@@lifewithdogs8447 it kind makes sense that they don't want to play cause they are born to guard and protect stuff not play

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@@editzlooking Every dog ​​is like that. When he's a puppy = he wants to play, when he's an adult = he doesn't want to play. It is normal.

[@editzlooking]

@@lifewithdogs8447 actually not every dog is like that but yeah caucasian shepherd are not for playing

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@@editzlooking Every puppy is playful, you won't convince me otherwise. My dog is guarding, but I will put my hand in the fire for him, that he will not hurt anyone. It's about training, I trained him correctly, he is amazing dog.

[@johnmarynwanze3713]

Please I will love to get his puppies

[@lifewithdogs8447]

Johnmary Nwanze Thank you for your interest, it is very kind of you. ❤️ If he will have any puppies I will definitely let you know. 😊

[@chrisabim]

Hiya, we've just got our Caucasian Shepherd 3 weeks ago, he's 3 months (13 weeks) and he weighs 13kg (28lb 11oz). I was hoping to see what you fed Drago and also if I could compare the weights at 3 months to see whether my pup is underweight or on the right track. Is there anyway I can email, or chat with you about this in more detail?
regards :)

[@lifewithdogs8447]

hello, please write me your email here :)

[@davidthomas2124]

What was the kilo at 3months ?

[@lifewithdogs8447]

I don't know exactly, I didn't weigh him every month. But he was a big puppy. Estimate 10-15 kg

[@petermolnar6497]

Aztán majd magykoraba is bent akár lenni a lakásban.

[@gaildrake5940]

How are they housebreaking

[@lifewithdogs8447]

When they are a puppy and at puberty, it is tragic with them, you have to reckon with a lot of energy and with the fact that it is a giant puppy, but then they grow out of it and they are energy savers. :-)

[@underbuxe7997]

Leonberger with Pyrenäen Mountain Dog Mix its my Favorit know! :-)

[@underbuxe7997]

Die Wut könnnt ihr nicht händeln, its like a Hulk Dog!
The Agression its to big ... not for a Familie

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@@underbuxe7997 Das glaub ich nicht. Es geht darum, einen Hund großzuziehen. Ich werde meine Hand für ihn ins Feuer legen. Er würde niemals seine Familie in seinem Leben verletzen.

[@underbuxe7997]

@@lifewithdogs8447 Viel Spass :-)

[@aaroncastulo4690]

Do they drool a lot??

[@lifewithdogs8447]

Puppy or feeding ? 😂

[@aaroncastulo4690]

@@lifewithdogs8447 from puppy to adult haha

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@@aaroncastulo4690 I think not. We had three big dogs and we managed it. 🐶

[@aaroncastulo4690]

@@lifewithdogs8447 how did you manage it? cause im planning to buy one :)

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@@aaroncastulo4690 it's nothing hard. you just need their training and patience with them. he is a big puppy and he may seem to make a big mess but he will grow out of it.

[@calmclean8587]

Any puppy for sale ? Do you breed

[@lifewithdogs8447]

there are no puppies for sale yet.

[@calmclean8587]

Oh ok thank you but will there be in the future ?

[@lifewithdogs8447]

@@calmclean8587 Yes the puppies will be. I will definitely let you know. :-)

[@calmclean8587]

@@lifewithdogs8447 ok thank you very much

[@fexer6929]

@@lifewithdogs8447 where do you live

[@DaveGurjiani]

It is not a Caucasian sheperd !!! It is Georgian Nagazi!!!
Why it is called Caucasian? Because a soviet jew Mazover came to Georgia after sovietisation and stole about 300 dogs from Georgia!!! Then called this breed - caucasian!!!
Yes - there are some other types of caucasian dogs - in armenia and Azerbaijan - but even that Mazover noticed - Georgian are the best!!!