TURKISH KANGAL DOG - WOLF KILLER OR PET?
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- Anneka meets two guardians of the Kangal - Carl Westfield of Zoetrope Kangals and top UK Kangal Expert Sheila Reed and discusses absolutely EVERYTHING you should know about this breed.
Temperament, physicality, if they can kill a wolf and whether they are suitable as a pet or simply a working dog.
Zoetrope Kangals: www.zoetropekangals.co.uk/
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Filmed by Dominic Houghton
Edited by Ellen Hope Cobb
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When I was 7 years old in Turkey my dad had 250 sheep 🐑 and a female kangal one eye was blind one day 6 Street dogs tried to attack me she made circles around me when the first dog got close she grabbed the dog and shaked the dog and threw the dog the rest run away i will never forget that they she saved my life
Thats a great story. Dogs are very loyal.
orhan Turkoğlu what type of kangal can get bigger?
@@n5freestyle100 kangal is just a breed. But they have color differences most. Almost all of they same but The grey Ones more bigger than others
Gandalf the Black ok
@@n5freestyle100 all kangals are same sıze perhaps 5 or 8 cm wıll different but ıf you want to bıgger other turkısh kınd of the dog malaklı
I had a Kangal. Or, He had me. I lived in the south of france. He just walked in to my house one day, and stayed. He had escaped from being kept on a rope by a hunter, who was unhappy with him as he wasn't a good hunters dog. They are really useless hunters dogs, because they will not stay back. They see a threat, they deal with it. He was skinny, his tail was bald and broken. After 6 months he was the most beautiful example I ever saw. He could love like no other dog I had ever had. He would climb on to my lap if I was on the sofa, or walk on to my bed and just collapse on me with a big sigh. I have had many dogs in my life, but Radja, my Kangal was the most wonderful experience I ever had.
damn
This made me cry bro.
Kangals not for hunting but they are about defending you against every dangers including wolves, bears too.
@/S_/H_/U_/K_/R_/A_/Y_/E / true that.
That sounds like a Pixar short 🙂
30 years ago in New Zealand I was deployed overseas. When I came home my wife told me that while I was away our Kangal who I called Zack fought off a burglar who was trying to climb into our house through a window. The next morning she found Zack playing with a blood covered piece of denim. The burglar escape, but not before Zack had a piece of him.
They do love trophies! Mine bring me shoes. Lol
Too bad he didn't leave a bloody glove....with a hand still in it!
That's a damn good dog right there!
I would shower him with gift and praises, he did his job perfectly! Good boi!
YAY Zack !!!!
You had a Kangal in NZ?!
As a Turkish, I am amazed by Sheila's comprehension of Kangal's. It is heartwarming. Kangals are indeed exceptional dogs. The area they come from is a small town called Kangal in a city called Sivas. Which has a freezing weather in the winter. And the people in that city, in the villages are immensely proud of them. They symbolize the hardship and the community aspect of those hardworking people.
Aynen Yağmur.as Turk from Holland very Proud of them
My father was from Turkey.
He loved the Kangal. He had a Kangal growing up. He would talk about them with excitement. Hearing the stories of this dog it sounded like the neatest dog around. He could never find a breeder. My Dad passed away. Today this popped up in my recommended. I felt like I got a hug from My Dad. He would have loved to watch this. Thanks for this video.
My Dad's Kangal he had growing up didn't live inside his home. It was a working dog.
I would use caution and lots of research if considering this dog.
I see many people in the comments are considering one as a pet for their home.
Allah rahmet eylesin mekanı cennet olsun.(God bless his soul)
@@barisakggul teşekkür ederim
@@heartofchocolate9433 get one
You should make it a mission to find and import one. I did
Kangal : kurulu düzenim var yeğenim yoksa Sivas a niye dönmeyim
HAHAHSHAJHA
Ashshshssh efsane yorum
HAHAHAHHA
Müq yorum
Ya enischte biz burda hiç rahat dıyil
My neighbor had a kangal in Ankara, Turkiye. When I was at his house gate the first time, he said to his dog pointing me "friend" once, and the dog returned to his kennel. Never barked even once. Then one day he pointed a street cat with his finger and said "friend". Later, I saw that cat feeding from the dog's plate while it was watching calmly half a meter away...
i remember when i was a child, my grandad's kangal has fought off a bear one night. I was around 6 or 7, we were visiting grandparents farm house during summer. My granddad had this huge apple orchard with some pear trees in it just next to the house. During early night time when we were playing hide and seek around the house with our cousins and other children, i heard something in the trees. I got close to see if any of the kids hiding there, first i couldnt see what it was because of the darkness. when the moment i realised something huge was in between the trees shaking them, our kangal ran passed me with an amazing speed and charged to the bear. It was like an instant, and bear was 30-40 meters away from me. My dad, uncle and grandpa came running when they heard the dog barking. Dog fought with the bear and bear ran off eventually. He was badly injured from the encounter, but my grandad took care of him and he survived. He became a hero for me after that. Rest in peace Çomar, i miss grandpa and you dearly.
Dedem ve çomar için huzur diliyorum.
Wow. Thank you for that incredible story.
C'était pas Willy ? Un ours adulte détruit n'importe quel chien.
@@Gaspard-uc4ivbears usually don't fight unnecessary fights and retreat easily unless they are really hungry. Probably it backed off when saw more people rushing and decided to run off.
Hayatımda ilk defa adı Dave olan Sivas kangal görüyorum..
bende soyadı başer olan birini
@@ercanbilgic85 Bende soyadına bu kadar çekmemiş bir yorum yapanı görüyorum
@@emre3575 bende boş yere laf sokmaya çalışan birini
@@kurtubakurtuba4907 Kendi yorumlarını okusaydın keşke bana gerek kalmazdı
Sanki biz hep Türk ismi koyuyoz yaa.benimkinin ismi Alex 😊😊
My grandad has a farm in Bursa, Turkey. It was a good 30 minute walk from the closest village but when we were little and wanted snacks and stuff we would walk to it. I remember one time me and my two cousins were heading back from the village late so it was pretty dark. Just when we left the outskirts of the village we started getting surrounded by 3 or 4 street dogs who wanted what was in our bags and seen we were small so thought it was easy pickings. Out of nowhere my grandad's kangal Rambo started chasing them all away then immediately ran back up and inspected us one by one. He must have followed us from the farm to the village in the morning when we left and waited for us to leave the village all day. Cried my eyes out when he passed.
:(
So sad
:(
Rambo hhhha
Nice story.
Biz çocukken Sivas'ta annemin amcasının.çok büyük sürüleri vardı ve onları korumak için kangal köpekleri vardı. Biz 4_5 yaşındaydık onların sırtına binerdik neler yapardık ama onlar çok akıllı çok sevecen canlılardı bizim çocuk olduğumuzu bilirlerdi ve bize asla ses çıkarmazlardı. Onlar muhteşem koruyucu aynı zamanda muhteşem bir aile dostudur.
Türkçe yazdığınızdan dolayı sanırım pak soru almamışsınız . bari ben yazayım dedim Sıvas tan saygılarımla.
I am always amazed and impressed at how easily Anneka interacts with any and all dog breeds. No matter what dog breed she is instantly accepted. She truly has a beautiful soul
lol
I would lay down on her feet too. She is a very attractive and sweet lady.
Yes, she does.
Helal Olsun ülkemizi arda turandan daha iyi temsil ediyorlar
Gül gül oldum
Kirvee Arda adam değil de o yüzden.
Lafklwkfşskdşqjd çıldırdım
tfdgueahıflkgeıauajhnsd
🤣🤣🤣
I had one.
His name was Coraggio.
He lived 13 years.
He was a sweet soul.
Very well composed, and sure.
He could’ve handled any breed or species K-9 easily.
His growl was a low, lion like sound.
He scared the piss out of most dogs, and strangers.
We bonded quite well.
I held his paw on his last breath.
I miss the guy.
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Reading this I shed a tear rip coraggio
😢
Maaan.. Sorry to hear that.
Sorry for your loss mate. Lost my german shep 9 months ago. 😥
Saying he could handle any K9 species is a bit much tho.
The old dog this is so true. In my village in Turkey, Giresun we had an old folk who would just wander with us as we walked through the hazelnut trees which are common in Giresun. They would keep us company even tho they are not ours at all. We could give them some bread and stuff and they would stay infront of our house for like a week or 2-3 days, then go wanderinga again. Its nice to have a company of a dog that is twice my height when its standing. And especially when i was little, i was pretty small that i could ride em like a horse if i tried to lol they were so sweet.
I am a Turk in America. Today I was walking in the forest. I saw a family with a big dog. Right away I recognized that the dog is a Kangal. We had a quick chat with the family. They fall in love with the dog and Turkey. It was a 5 years old beautiful Kangal. I am not a dog person but for some reason there is something special about this dog and I want a Kangal :)
They dont just protect sheep, they will also protect your family to the death. These dogs are extremely loyal and friendly.
Best dogs I’ve ever owned!
So true...
I encountered and petted one in a village many years ago. He was hurt so bad and trying to recover. I asked the reason and I was told he tried to protect the child of the house against several other dogs around five. Killed one of them, but others hurt him real bad, but drew attention on him and saved the kid. Vet. stitched him up. It was a big badass intimitading male but was very friendly to people.
May or may not save you but will definitely die trying no matter what !
Kangal
@@waynv1835 I cannot say anything about the Caucasian Shepherd, but as a Turk, what I will say about Kangal and Malakli is a fixed opinion. Turkish shepherd dogs are extremely loyal, brave, protective but difficult to train because they value freedom very much, they are not pets, they are part of the family. If you gain the trust of the Kangal or other Turkish shepherd dogs, they will protect you to the death and have a very serious character. In Turkey, people in the countryside respect Kangal dogs very much and consider them as a friend, a part of the family.
4:17 dude was coping hard with his small kangals 😅
My mother used to live in a small village before she got married , they had a kangal .After she got married she visited her family after a long time .Their kangal didnot recognize her and bit her , it understood its fault and they said it cried for days with shame and didnt look to my mother's face .Kangals are very clever and emotional animals.
Thats crazy kangals are very smart and loving dogs
Abartmayin aq, benim ki de keman caliyordu, sonra teli koptu diye uzuntusunden agladi:))
@@bulentbaran4563 salak
@@tomrishak3782 la bebe
@@cheguevara1523 what was about that research? These dogs aren't your school project. Do you have a farm or living in the mountains with your flock, they are not a pet, you get them and you think they will be very happy with your love, right? No way my friend, they need to work, guard their flock, run after preditors then they might look after your care...
So moved with the old lady's story this dog is truly a guardian but with a very bad reputation because of their raw strength & bite force. They're so much more than that, Loved the video ✔️
We have a big mixed dog. There’s a lot of guesses for what he is, one is Kangal/lab mix.
A Rottweiler attacked my sister & our dog broke off a steel wire like it wasn’t even there, charged the Rottweiler, & as a 100lb puppy, sat down on the Rottweiler, held him to the ground, and protected my sister. We have big coyote/wolf/wild dog hybrids. He has scared them off our property, he is gentle with our hens & protects them from raccoons & possums. He’ll circle behind small kids and herd them to adults. He’s scared off a burglar too. Really appreciate him.
Wolves: **Killing lil dogs and cats**
Turkish Kangal Dog: *I’mma end this man’s whole career, check me out*
Wolves*
@@torcha8 Wolves*
Roblox Oof
*Bring in the leopards*
Nice one though LOL.
Grey wolves: you sure about that?
bunlar da bizim gurbetçi kangallar 😀😀
hahaahah :)
jskxnsdncisnf
Taha OKAN gayet orjinal gorunuyorlar!
asimile olmuşlar aq ufaklar
I am Who I am kardeşim görünüyor diyorsun bak sende ama değil ?
This old lady can really tell a story. I'd sit and listen to her all day.
Sheela really is an amazing soul. Something really calming about her. Loved hearing her speak about this breed
İngilterede: Dave
Türkiyede: Karabaş
Eee?
Ozaman
Ingilterede:jackson
Turkiyede:semih
:P
@@berkay2022 evet ?
türkiyede karabas oldugunu nerden gordun? benim karabası gordunmu
Helal olsun
I had a Kangal. His name was Buddy and he was the most loving dog I've ever had to people. At the time I lived on 10 acres and he ran free inside and out. It was certainly his territory but he never ran away. He was not always great with other dogs, it sometimes took time to get comfortable with a new dog. He lived about 13 years.
Aww, what country?
my kangals are very nice and loving, but are super territorial when it comes to food and our rooms or beds. The girl will not let the boy kangal anywhere near me if she is next to me or even family.
My uncle had a Kangal. Very beautiful and loving dog. I always loved playing with him and enjoyed his company. Sad he had to pass away.
no one cares
Amirul Islam no ones care what u think either
This old lady is such an angel, I kept crying the entire time when she was talking, idk her but I love and care for her as a fellow human being. Thank you for being such an amazing and loving doggo owner
I am so impressed with Sheila's story and the way she tells it.
I have never loved a dog more in my life than my beautiful Anatolian (Kangle), Gabby. She faithfully guarded my livestock, and more importantly my children. She would never allow a predator, any predator, near my home. I miss her, desparately! Thank you Gabby!!!
I am from turkey kangal dog is a happy dog
best protective dog breed ever
I hope Turkey will export Kangals so ranchers can use them instead of stupidly culling wolf populations to near extinction like Idaho is trying to do now.
@@originallimu it is illegal but people find a way
@@amazonamazon460 yeah Turkey needs to change the policy, sheep farming is nearly obsolete in Turkey so this magnificent breed is at risk of being erased anyway. There are legit breeders in the US & elsewhere but ranchers need to know about them.
I have two here on my land in Texas. Brothers from the same litter. Six years old now. Best two animals I have ever had.
I watched a video once where they had 3.. on a sheep farm... one got alerted... took off like a bolt, the second one followed, but stayed back a bit.. the 3rd one stayed with the flock.. all the while they were barking at each other ... amazing dogs.
Have you ever heart about Panter Kangals?
OMG, I was just saying I want one, and I bet it would be hard to find a breeder in Texas!
What you have is mixed breed Anatolians not true Kangal dogs
@@neilmurray7842 You don't have a clue what I have or where I got them. STFU
They were hardly known here in Alberta until recently but in recent years along with Pyrenees and Merema, Kangals have become very popular for guarding cattle as well as sheep.
My experience is they are perfect for people who want livestock protection without a dog that is hostile to visitors. But they can be unerving to people not used to dogs and particularly LGDs. They are more cat like and their cues can be confusing.
Here in the Alberta bush they are capable of holding their own against Black Bears and Cougars. They also kill coyotes. I find a good pairing is with a smaller and speedier breed as a companion. The smaller dog will bait a young coyote to chase it and then run towards the Kangal who will instinctively kill the coyote.
Not only are they good around people but they have a natural drive to socialize with livestock. They will greet cattle to gain their trust. A good Kangal will pair with the cattle to defend the calves. The lower ranking cows will encircled calves acting as a wall against a predator while the dominant matriarchs and bull will work with the dog to chase away or even attempt to kill a threat.
But most of the time they play with calves.
Beautiful! For some reason when the old lady spoke it made me cry.
Other dogs: Wolfs are dangerous.
Turkish Kangal Dog: Hold my beer.
First of all its wolves not wolfs kangals cant beat a grey wolf or any wolf bigger
Hold my Rakı*
Hold my ayran
hold my tulum peyniri
Hold my şalgam
I remember a situation, when I was 8yro. My family and me were on vacation in the Marmara region. One evening we were walking back to the hotel, when I spotted a group of street dogs, one of them being a very large Kangal. He walked up to us and accompanied us back to the hotel. While my mom was scared out of her mind, I never felt any safer like I felt in this peticular situation.
''Them streets be dangerous, you need protection, bub''
We were in the park with about 10 dogs and someone came with a Kangal. The Kangal stopped and turned around at the edge of the group and started barking the whole time. My Golden Retriever was so impressed she joined him also barking. The Kangal was protecting the whole group of people and dogs
Lies
Bollocks
@@danielheffernan6916 ........ Are you related to 'Doug Heffernan king of Queens' (good TV series)
Thanks for posting this! I enjoyed learning about these wonderful dogs.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Just purchased my first kangal. All my life I have had labs. Was nervous at first for the new addition, but he has not let us down yet. Extremely smart, very gentle and loves my children. Always is watching to see and know where the kids are! My new favorite breed, only complaint.......he loves to sleep with my wife as much as I do.
12 dislikes from wolves
Greeks :p
ehehehe
Ooo hocam seni buralarda görmek. 😁
@@Samsun55 Ben me? Liveleak? I am on there.
Yes true, but these dogs indirectly 'save' wolves as they chase them off. Humans would be culling, shooting and poisoning more wolves without them. I adore the wolf over every animals, so don't worry, I'm not abandoning my fav animal.
He put his paws on her shoulders and looked into her soul. Dogs are such beautiful beings.
;_;
Better than Cats. Literally.
Last time I did that to a woman I got a restraining order :/
@@crusaderofthelowlands3750 same man... Same
She knows a lot about Kangals.
When a Kangal is around you it does not have to put his pawns on your shoulder and look in to your eyes you will feel that Kangal is a very different type of being with extreme intelligence and personality. When you spend sometime with a Kangal you would understand what she is talking about. Kangals are different in a way that it is hard to describe you need to experience it yourself by spending some time with them. You would feel that they are almost like wise calm human beings with extreme intelligence.
Sheila is a beautiful storyteller and Kangals an amazing breed.
This has made me feel a world better. We found Scooby on a Facebook page a high school friend of mine said he was 12 weeks old and had too much trouble someone needs to get him today. When I looked into his eyes I just knew they were kind, he's 15 weeks old now and when we found out his breed I was scared. All these videos looked so horrible I have little kids and they labeled his breed a Kangal, a killer dog. That's not what I see and I glad this video agrees. It gives me hope. Thank you.
Wolf: There is no dog can defeat me!
Kangal: I'm about to end this man's whole career
ye 4 dogs against one wolf :)
Martin Metodiev Wolves are always travel in flock. So they are just trying to run away when they see a Kangal. Then this dogs are starting to chase them in to the forest, just killing some of them to protect the village.
@@Fantadizzy Wolfs are never alone. U have no clue about wolfs and Kangals.
you guys realize there are several species of wolves? there are some that are much larger. many of these wolves being killed are caught and baited to train their dogs.
Boom bam BAP bada BAP boom Poow
When i was 4 or 5 years old, we had one female Kangal she was old and she was like mother to me, always took care of me, always walked by my side. She was like lion and she could rip my head off any moment if she want to but she never got angry to me how hard i bother her. ❤ I miss her so much.
Oh what a wonderful story. God bless you❣
adamsin reis
My boy is the most wonderful companion , when he curls up next to me , it's so comforting , as I live alone in Montana . That feeling as a child would be so deeply comforting !
need contact of a good breeder in turkey.working dog lines only please.
Awwww....
Much loves and respect to this Kangal Owner Auntie from Turkiye!
These are the most protective and happy dogs I have ever seen.
Love the older British lady. No one could have explained a kangal behavior better. She almost gave me tears
what is saad is she is so true and because so many bad trained small dogs these dogs dont seem to have a place in dog parks anymore because they are seen as a threat to the tiny devil dogs..
Fantastic explanation of kangals, I have one a rescue dog,I figure people horrible things to this dg, I'm disabled and a former guide dog trainer,this dog has gotten amazing,protects me totally and the 40 acres also,great dog,have trained him with whistle tones response is amazing that's for your vidio.
@ Caglayan Koc, thank you for your words, the same I have been thinking.
She spocke for the dog. Both have same soul.
Grüsse aus Hamburg/Deutschland
@@aleesiawhiting8130people like you and the lady in the video needs to share more videos so that judgment about Kangals could slowly be broken down . Love your story
She did give me tears. 🥲
şimdi sivas'da koyun gütmek vardı bakışı atmışsın reis, acın acımdır. 5:18
AghabcncnNeuana
kopek koyun gudemezkı haha
Sende sivaslısın galiba?
HAVSNAVKAHSMSHAJ
reis yaktım be mdcklsnvklfsnv
Great stories by Sheila Reed, I feel moved listening to her. Although I couldn't own this breed myself, I'm in a long-distance relationship with this Lovely Fella!! Amazing Dog!
I was born in Germany, but I am Turkish. In Turkey, my family has a Kangal farm where Kangals are born and grow up with their instincts and training. We love, respect and protect our/all animals.
Best wishes to our beautiful Turkish Kangal dogs! They are the Anatolian lions!!!❤❤❤
Saw a pack of these guys when I was in Turkey. Very territorial, very fast, but if in good conditions, they can also be very friendly.
I am from turkey I have more den 100 kangal in my life These are not kangal mix raised half kangal probably
@@Anatolia0827 well we also have s kangal
@@Rayven-gb7tc where you from do you have photos
I live in the Philippines and there's only like 3 Kangal breeds in this country my dad imported our dog Iman(name of Kangal) he came from the us
@@Rayven-gb7tc do you sell it cuz maybe i will buy from some in future. kangal puppy are not only good hunting wolves its also the best guard dog they are effective dog specially in philippines to many idiot burglars kangal can obliterated them so i prefer them as me and fiance guard dog
Looks like the final Pokémon evolution of a pug
How dare you compare the mighty kangals with puny pugs! 😤😤
(But i get what you're trying to say)
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA ON POINT!!!
Ahhahahaha
Congratulations your pugamon has evlobed to a kanalmon
Those kangals will eat a pug for dessert
I’ve had an Anatolian Shepherd for the past 10 years. She is the best dog I’ve ever owned. She has guarded domestic goats, exotic goats, deer & chickens. She’s retired now & guards me! She went from being out guarding livestock to living inside with me & my family. We live on a ranch but she doesn’t mind being a house dog either. ❤️
I definitely did not expect that level of cuddle. 😂❤❤❤
There was a stray Kangal in my neighbourhood when i was a kid. I call her a stray just in name though, you maybe know that there’s no such thing as a stray animal in Turkey since we pretty much treat animals better than humans. She would always follow me around, circle around me when i was walking to my school. I didn’t really understand what she was doing when i was little but i get it now. She was defending me from the other “stranger” dogs from other neighbourhoods i pass through.
What ever happened
he ztn o yüzden iki günde bir internete köpek/kedilerin kesilip işkence edilip öldürülme videoları çıkıyo, insanlar kamyon dolusu köpeği ormana salıyo
@Sağgerici Solgerici ne hoşt
@@yert1832 Maalesef dediklerinin doğruluk payı var. Yine de dünyada hayvanseverliğimizle ün salmışız. Avrupa'da sokak hayvanlarının (kedi, güvercin, köpek, v.s) beslenmesi veya sevilmesi Türklerdeki kadar yaygın ve alışılagelmiş değil.
the kangal knows how fierce he/she is that no neighbouring hounds can match it
When I was in the army, there was an aggressive kangal dog who was locked up in a cage and never got out of there. I was saddened and one day.I took him for a walk, He never attacked children or anyone.
When I brought him to the military zone, he did not want to enter. He stood on his two feet and tried to overthrow me, so he showed me strength, but I stood firm and did not fall. never bited me. He accepted that I was the strong one and returned to his cage with me. We had never met. He could have smashed me there if he wanted to. Kangal dogs are very smart dogs.
Oh poor thing, I hope someone rescued it :(
You’re pretty brave. I had similar encounter with my grandmas Rottweiler, Buster. She Never let him out his cage and he seemed super aggressive. We let him out to hose him down for a bath and his demeanour changed into a little puppy.
I wouldve stolen it :x i hate dogs in cages. My own boerboel used to be in one till i found him. Everytime theres a commercial about dogs or other animals in cages that are being abused he goes mental. Im sure he's got a few traumas
Mine bites!!
I would not want to force these dogs😂😂
I loved this video/story. Thank you for posting this.
My mother's village has a kangal, he's been through a lot and has seen some accidents (someone accidentally ran over him) but he has to be the best tempered dog I have ever met.
İn general, big and healthy dogs have this affectionate yet stoic aura around them.
they are the most loved dogs in Turkey especially in the villages because they are loyal ,protective ,calm and strong with fighting wolves to save the sheeps .
@The Most Interesting Man On CZcams Ofcourse not against a pack, you usually have 2 or 3 kangals that should be enough for a pack of 6-8 wolves. Would you fight against a bunch of hooligans on your own? yeah...
@The Most Interesting Man On CZcams what a math
The Most Interesting Man On CZcams they're not there to kill the wolves or win the fight; they simply want to protect their territory, whether by intimidating a lone wolf or fighting to the death, they do what they gots to do.
The Most Interesting Man On CZcams maybe versus 1wolf
@@chromberries7329 yeah that's why Kangals are used for shielding by the villagers of Turkey , to some Turkish farmers they even kill the wolves !!
Sheila: “They don’t hold back ever, there’s no half ways, they’re an all or nothing dog...and that’s what I love about them, I’m an all or nothing person...[they will give you their heart and soul, and I give them mine]” ❤️ thank you Sheila for describing perfectly such a noble creature. ❤️
they deff are.
That is why I believe Kengal can take down wolf. A Wolf will run after tough fight. Kengal keeps fighting.
Sounds like something a psycho would say.
Sheila the Lady with 2 Kangals is telling the real info about Kangals she deserves those Kangals. Those 2 Kangals are lucky to have her. Best wishes for her and her 2 Kangals.
nice .
I have owned a Kangal for the past 11 years. He is territorial and may bite if someone comes in his yard. However, he will not wonder off property. When I introduce him to workers he accepts them. Off property he loves all but drunk big men. He has never bitten anyone but has showed his teeth. He loves me and wants to be my side 24/7. I don't need a leash to control him. He does what I say. He doesn't alert to other dogs or fight. However, a 7 year old Doberman tried to mount my Buddy but quickly withdrew when Buddy showed his teeth. A smart move for sure. I love my Kangal.
John Lewis
Florida
Dad owned two at his farm. Although he didn’t raise sheep or cattle he had the dogs for protection. They barked a lot when strangers came to visit. When you told them to stop they would right away. When we were away nobody with bad intentions would bother to come to the ranch. They were aware of the the dogs. These are very loyal to their owners and families. They are work animals. You can’t sit on the couch and constantly hug them. Don’t consider having them if you live in hot humid southern States. They love cold and snow.
In Turkey,before the industrial farming and ranches were introduced, usually children would become shepherds of the village (it is still true for some underdeveloped parts of Turkey). My father was one such shepherd of his mountaintop village in Sivas when he was a little kid. Herding more than 100s of sheep whole day on the mountains kilometers away from the village where a wolf pack can descend,an eagle can swoop and lift a child, or a hungry bear can attack. Of course,the loyal,loving and diligent kangal dogs would make the first line of defence against such threats. Once during a cold winter,several wolves attacked around the house of my father family. Their kangal defended the turf with ferocity,fighting against 3 wolves at once. He defended long enough for my grandfather to call for help of other villagers,and they routed the wolves after killing 3 of them. The kangal lost both her front legs and had severe damage on her body, so they had to put her down. It's still amazing to know my father survived that day thanks to a kangal.
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Cool story bro.. God gave you your dad by this mighty kangal’s help
That's why this breed is considered by many as their heart and soul. That old lady said, first time she looked into the eyes of her first kangal, the dog looked right into her soul.
fazla sallama moruk burdakinler inanıyomuş gibi yapıyo yabancılar inanmaz
@@muamma5091 neye?
Had one for 14 years. Gentle, caring, intelligent best friend. A fantastic guardian, very stable character, kind to friends and family, not so kind to trespassers. Wonderful animal.
I had a great dog for 14 years too. He wasn't a kangal, but an incredible dog, just the same. I will always miss him, and I'm grateful for ever having known him.
How Sheila Reed explained these wonderful and majestic animals was not only moving but to a fine tee, putting a lump in my throat.
Where livestock and farm/ranch guarding dog, and everything else that belongs to the property is concerned, pound for pound, the Turkish Kangal would be second to none in the canine world imo. Having the strongest bite force of around 750 + psi sitting in the number one position along with agility, athleticism, endurance along with a host of other advantages that suit their working needs makes them one of the best breeds in the world.
The added bonus with these amazing animals is their ability to distinguish women and children are not seen as threats, but are in need of protection in normal or general circumstances and their ability to become gentle and "unseen" extended members of the family when not on duty.
How I wish I had a property big enough to have the joy of owning a few of these beautiful animals.
I also fell in love with the breed when I found 3 abandoned puppies which.evencually.turned to be Kangals. I still have one of them with me /the other two were adopted/ a girl called Cleo. She is the most loving dog to every living creature - dogs, cats, birds, etc. She is very calm, sensitive, intelligent. But when she barks, boy what barking she has. I just adore her and trust her 100%.
In Turkey they call the Kangals “ayibogan” which means literally “bearchoker”. Sometimes they don’t kill the enemy but they use their front legs to choke the enemy using their body weight. They really are strong guys
yok lan öyle bi adlandırma
@@enesb.3866 Nasıl yok?
kangallarla ugrasan yakınım var mesela ben cok duydum ayıboğan terimini.
@@enesb.3866 tabi ki var... lakap işte
@@enesb.3866 Hocam hiç mi köye gitmedin kangal videosu görmedin sivaslı birini tanımadın hangi mağarada yașıyorsun 😂
The old lady explained it very well.
Numberone old😂😂😂 sorry it just comes off a bit rude😂😂😂
c@@BTtr3"c vfc ;bc
@@BTtr3 well I mean she isn't young anymore, it dosent seem mean to call he old.
Since when is calling an old Lady an old lady rude?
The lady from uk who is experienced with kangals
Sheila is a legend. I could listen to her tell stories all day. N
My brother in law in albania had one and I played with it when he was a pup and then when we went back about 6 months later I went out to his fenced area and he came over and looked as if he was relaxed and happy to see me so I went to pet it and it latched on to my hand and I can tell you it definitely has the strongest bite I have ever felt. I understand it was completely my fault and after giving it a goats leg bone to chew on in the presence of my brother in law we became friends again. I was sad to hear that it passed away at about 1 and a half years old due to stomach issues.
Gurbette de olsa sivaslı sivaslıdır...
bildiyim kadariyla safkanlarain ulke dsina cikmasi yasak
Kerim Aliyev olsun yarı sivaslı olsa da sivaslıdır 😂😂😂😂
@@cemdeniz1129 yatdi balik yan gider diyosun olsun
Kerim Aliyev hayır öyle bişi demiyorum.
@@kerimaliyev8952 yanlis biliyorsun kangal köpeği tüm dunyada yetiştirilen bir ırk.
The old lady is a fountain of knowledge she understands the true heritage of the Kangal 👍
Sheila is amazing
3 AYLIK CANE CORSOLARIN VİDEOLARINI İZLEMENİZ İÇİN HERKESİ KANALIMA BEKLERİM...
Exactly what i wanted to say! Her story was touching and was enough to make anyone realize how powerful dogs ( not just Kangals ) should be treated and respected.
@@Animal-Watch i am a Turk and her words are 100% truth. never seen a foreigner that knows that much about Kangals' inheritance and behaviour. perfect interview. thank you, too.
@@Animal-Watch In 2001 I met Sheila on an email list shared by people interested in the preservation of the Akbash and Kangal dog breeds. Sheila shared some great stories on the list. When I visited England in 2006, the Reeds invited me to their home, and I enjoyed wonderful hospitality, including great stories from the lives of the Reeds and the history of the Kangal breed in Turkey, in England, etc. Mike had not been very active on the email list, but when I met him in person he told great stories (all truthful, of course) and shared his insights with me. I was honored. The Reeds also showed me some excellent Kangals kept by them and friends of theirs. Thank you Animal Watch for capturing some excellent moments with the Reeds (and the classic Kangals in their home). This video was well-done. Breed enthusiasts need to make sure that the things known by the Reeds and other early breed enthusiasts are not forgotten.
Thank you for this!!! Beautiful, amazing dogs💙
Great Presentation, friend of mine got one young lady from that race and i was pretty impressed about this special dog! It is like described, my friend has a dougther (7) and does a lot of activity with them, works perfect and at home the dog is like a watching carpet to cuddle, great dogs, but sure not for Beginners!
Ingilterede kangal uzmani olduğunu öğrendiğimden beri uyuyamıyorum
"can't sleep ever since finding out there is a Kangal expert in the UK"
Yakinda sivasa demokrasi getirecekler :D
@@corgidancingu3736 Why are you text this message
@@corgidancingu3736 thats not true translate. He says all kangals lovers in the UK.
Seni sevdim..
My heart skipped a beat when he said your name. My daughters name was Annieka. She was taken from me a year and a half ago at the young age of 15. I haven't heard her name or anything like it for so long. Bitter sweet. I almost couldn't watch the video.😥 These dogs are beautiful though. Big, strong, and so intelligent. Thank you for sharing this video💞
Stay strong 💪
Sorry for your untimely loss. I ask God to strengthen and comfort you daily.
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Lady B sorry to hear this. Stay strong.
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Kangal dogs basically like an overweight, tough but kind and cute uncle with some serious military background, with abilities that rip apart bullies in seconds, but prefer not to. The who takes you everywhere you have fun and spoils you.
Most of stray dogs on streets are mixed kangals in Turkey, its obvious by their appereance, and if you somehow have chance to meet them, you will realize that they are well behaved and mature dogs, not threaten any innocents despite their size.
Really i admire them. Their personality makes them special.
Dave was such a lover boi, look at that smile when he's leaning into Anneka
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
We have 4 big Kangal dogs in our farmhouse in Turkey. Our dogs protect our other animals in the farm as well. Even though they are giant dogs they don’t need to eat a lot of food. They also love swimming. I take them to the lake twice a month. There are many people wanting to buy our dogs but there is no way we are doing that. Kangals are very special dogs and when you look at them you must see their soul.
Such a nice comment.
İngilizce writing ödevi gibi yazmışsın Tebrik ettim
Muhammet İsa Sapmaz essay denemesi 500 kelimelik
Do u breed them too
NOT YO AVERAGE FIGHTER that makes sense
Kangal: yeğenim Türkiye’nin kıymetini bilin, Avrupa’da açız. Bir mama 30 öyro. Nein Karabaş kemikli pirzolama ilişme
Yeğenim düzenimiz var
Gurbetlik kolay değil koçum burda kurta izinsiz bir havla adamın dişini söküyolar 500 öyro geçiriyorlar
coluk cocuk okuyor alistik artik napak sjalmajyks ( bu arada kendim yurtdisinda yasiyorum) ama katiliyorum yani :D
Avrupada hayvan mamaları ne kadar ucuz haberin var mı senin? Dön de kendi ülkene bak sen. Hayvan mamaları acayip pahalı. Çok üzülüyorum kaliteli mama alamadığım için onlara
@@fatmazel2708 DKFJSJSJFJJF
My grandparents lived their whole life in Anatolia/MESOPOTAMIA in the mountains. They had lots of animals especially sheep and cows. There is no better security in the whole world for these animals except their kangals. These dogs aren't comparable with any other dogs. My grandfather always joked when he said "your grandmother would never be able to give me more love than my kangals 😂"... R. I. P. grandparents 😘
@@ahmetrefikeryilmaz4432 of course...!
Came across many stray Kangals during my visit to Cappadocia last month, they were all calm & friendly in general. Really thinking to get one as family companion.
Never seen a better, interesting and touching documentation about the Turkish Kangal before. Thank you for all your work, and thanks to Sheila Reed.
Those are not Kangals from the first guy, those are Antolian Shepherds. There is a Difference between A Kangal a Boz a Malaki and Antolian Shepherd all diffrent dogs.
@@FBFTheRagingWarrior Yeah that's right but it's very difficult to keep apart the different "breeds". I think the real Kangal comes from Sivas, the Malakli and Boz from inner Anatolia.
@@dmx504 Yes that is correct. Kangal comes from the Sivas area. Malakis and Boz are inner Antolia. Boz is generally a better herding dog they are more aware I would say. Malakis are the largest ones with thick bone mastiff like lips. And Shivas Kangal Is a more lean big headed dog that is the best fighter. Only Kangal out of the 3 has the strong bite force.
If you want to see real kangals you need to go to Sivas in Turkey.
Those are even bigger xD.
I see in capadoccia so beautiful smart dogs
Facts in Turkey isn’t the manga the national dog and not allowed to sell out the country? I remember reading something like that somewhere on a Turkish page
@@tg_recap3592 u are right it is illegal
@Jay chan It is called ''SİVAS'' with an ''S'' at the end. It comes from the word Sebaste.
Have a 2 Y.O. boy, and he's an incredible friend and guardian. He loves people, particularly children. He works hard at getting along with every other dog he comes in contact with. However, he has a violence of action I've never seen in a dog, and unfortunately if another big dog shows aggression towards him or one of us, he goes into a rage. Our acreage and close neighborhood are his territory, and he protects it. Coyotes, fox, racoons etc... are killed whenever he can get ahold of them and Hawks, Falcons and Eagles don't bother anymore because the barnyard animals are his flock. However, he was an absolute tyrant with needle sharp teeth as a young pup, knowing precisely what to do to solicit the most attention and interaction. He's still very playful and likes to bite when playing, knowing just how much he can get by with. The 18-month-old Granddaughter is the apple of his eye, watching her with Lazor focus and intensity, trying to play but frequently ends up lying next to her wherever she lands and sleeping at the foot of the crib. Children in the neighbor come out to see him sometimes when we walk, and it makes his day.
My family back in Turkey had a pure breed Kangal from Sivas. That dog was very capable, smart, and very calm. They took him to special vet to get his ears cropped and kept him in the village working as a guard. Wolves and cotoyes could not come close to chickens nor sheeps. He was larger than the dogs you have.
One of my friend had a Kangal in their family farm and he was always complaining about it, his father loved that old dog but my friend did not, he said the Kangal sleeps all day and never seen at night, what will we do if Wolf or Bear attack to farm and animals, after death of that old dog, they got a german shepherd by request of my friend, german shepherd was barking, playing, running all of the day and was ready for anything at night but they realised their mistake when they started to loose their sheeps, they understood that Kangal was working without any advertisement... kangal is a kind of worker, it doesn't require much attention or your time, it doesn't require special food, just teach it its duty, show it the area to protect and never look back, it will do what is necessary, let it to be independent, you will see how more efficient it is.
Adamin ingilizcesi super
I have a turkish kangal bear hes a gentle giant baby and he LOVES KIDS and hes so cuddly with our cats
Hes a big boi 100 kg and as tall as my dad
Dats not realy a working line kangal i mean comon its like saying i have a wolfdog he weighs 180 kg kangal dont weigh much more then 66 kg
@@blits1066 In Turkey , you can easily find a kangal weigh more than a bear.
@@thevaleyard1802 the heaviest dog was 166 kg in turkey there are all the fake kangals these are actualy malaklis and bozz shepherds not kangals even those are not capeble of killing a wolf to slow
@@thevaleyard1802 a kangal weighs MAXIMUN 66 KG (working line)
Fabian Blonk there are 70-80 kg Kangal’s. Just visit Kangal town in Sivas city. You will see the most unique dogs in world.
This has been really informative thanks, i have an Estrella the Portuguese version of the breed. He is a great family dog but has these behaviors thanks. Gave me a much better understanding
We had a kangal when we were kids. Even when he was a puppy he used to protect us , remember our kangal chasing away my cousin from house who was trying to prank us making animal sounds. Another story is when our clothes and sheets flew out from washing line to miles away to beach our kangal went looking for them and carried them all back. Never seen any other dog breed like kangal. So loyal so protective . Not just you but loyal to your family, children and protective over everything even the stuff you own
Their eyes. This is what i love the most in dogs and wolves. So expressive, so mesmerizing..
so true
They are brilliant babysitters. I remember my grandpa had a kangal when I was 3. They lived in a small village I could go out to play alone. Whenever I went outside kangal was followed me and be my company. We played together and he kept me away from any small troubles that a child can be in. He was a great bodyguard and play friend for me. I guess he considered me as one of the puppies in his pack. But our love was almost solid, which can be seen outside. They are brilliant and smart, strong and caring. It is suprising a guard dog like that can be super playful. I love kangals.
@@ferhatozturk5067 ya ne salak salak sorular bunlar.
Senelerdir işyeri dili olarak ingilizce kullanıyorum. Soru eki olan -mi'nin yazımını bilmeyen veletin biri geliyor kendince akıllı olduğunu sandığı bir şey yazıyor o da bana bildirim olarak gelip vaktimi çalıyor.
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Arkadaşın anlatımı Türkçe düşünülüp ingilizce yazılmış olabilir. Birkaç hata dışında bir sıkıntı yok buda translate kullanımından kaynaklanıyor zaten. En azından yabancı dilde olan bir video altına birşeyler yazmış. Kıskançlık yapmayın gidin sizde öğrenin.
Whenever I see a coil, my eyes fill with tears. It is a very protective and intelligent breed. They never harm babies and children, they protect their acquaintances to death.
Coil ne lan 😂😂😂😂😂
Fantastic video! Beautiful dogs and the lady was so great to listen to.
Listening to the background music, I’m ready to see these dogs fight the galactic empire
beedub 69 Pahahahahahahahhah top comment 🤟🤟🤟
Me too ahaahabababa :))))
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What?!?
We just recently added a Kangal to our farm, and he's by far the best dog I've ever owned. That's not to say just anyone should go out and buy one. I definitely think they're suited to certain environments. But he is so intelligent and loyal, right by my side at all times without a leash, even just as a puppy. He's calm, doesn't jump, and constantly scanning his environment for threats. He loves his goats and is gentle with our water fowl and poultry as well. He watches out for me, just as much as he looks out for his livestock. He is understandably hesitant of newcomers, but once he realizes they're not a threat, he love them too. Love the breed!
Thank you, nicely said.
Kangal's are powerfull dogs but more importantly they are clever as wolfs. Thats why they are very effective against wolfs. and for that the breed is largely common in Turkey.
@AS YT wait so the kangals took the sheep to eat amd brought them back while the humans were somewhere else?
@@cesar-lf1jw yes some kangals take the sheep in the morning to the countryside and take them back at night without a human. I used to watch a documantery about a farmer family in Canada who owns Kangals and Kangals were taking the sheep out and protect and herd them all day and take then back at night. Sounds unbelievable but some Kangals do that in Turkey and all over the world.
And they know how to interact with kids around.
They are so faithful and noble, real gentle Giants.
Loved the Doberman video too. Great info.
The Kangals are being bred in Namibia as protection for the goats raised by villagers that cheetahs prey upon. They are trained to just chase the cheetahs away, not to kill them. This program was initiated by the Cheetah Foundation because the villagers were killing the cheetahs (an endangered species) to protect their goats. This way the villagers can live with cheetahs in the area and still know the dogs will keep their goats safe.
Clever solution. I like win win solutions
Given how much it takes to feed them, they might have been better off just letting the Cheetahs have the odd goat!
@@TonyRule How much it takes to feed them…? Huh?
@@ChynaFox The dogs...
They dont get trained to just chase animals they are bred to warn rather than attack
The elderly lady is amazing. I would love to just sit and chat with her about dogs.
Yes. Because of her, I own two kangals.
Me too. I love elderly people
Looks like u me and 96 more people
Yep.😁
@@yekdaherdal6447 It's 213 people now. Me included. Sheila is amazing. Kangal is to die for ❤️
Thanks for the great informations, me and the gf are currently renovating a house in a small town and we plan to move to the country once we sell that, our aim is some sort of colonial house with a big ass garden, and my secret aim is to have at least 1 possibly 2 kangals.
After watching your video I am dead set on getting one, wonderful breed, simple, effective and HEALTHY...
Damn I like them even more after watching this video 😁
In my country there are often home robberies in country homes, mostly when the owners are away, instead of paying loads of money for an alarm by getting 2 kangals you get a perimetral warning, home defence, and on top of that you get to play and cuddle your alarm system 😍😁
I grew up as a kid 4-8yrs old with a dog that definitely looks and acts like these Kangols. This dog loved me so much that I fell down with so much affection. This dog depised anyone outside of its little family.