History of the Alabai race

The alabai-centeral asian shepherd-med asian mastiff dog, known in Iran as Mazandaran, is one of the oldest breeds in the world. The following are numerous species. It was first observed by the Russians in central Turkestan. This race dates back to 4000 years. It is not so well known in its original homeland. But researchers believe his ancestors are Tibetan Mastiff (Tibetan Mastiff). Commonly found in Russia, Iran and Afghanistan to Siberia. The other six countries are Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. This powerful and independent breed has been bred for centuries to shepherd and guard herds. Similar races can be found recently in East Central Asia. Rarely found outside Central Asia. It has just begun to grow in the United States.

Alabai Dog Mood

Central Asian Afcharkai is a quiet, fearless, independent, resilient dog that usually treats family members well, though caution should be exercised in relation to children. Outside the home is a dog Ferma is aggressive toward other dogs and strangers. Acts as a great guard. They usually bark during the night and this may disturb the neighbors. It must be well socialized from birth. It has a good relationship with other animals (except dogs). Enjoys life among family members. In the past it was used as a herd dog. Not a dog to be offered to everyone. This breed needs a breeder who is well versed in the behavior of herd dogs and requires careful and diligent training. This race needs a boss and a leader to obey him. It roars and bites in the face of unfamiliar people. Keep in mind the principle that in order to have a successful relationship, one must always be the person in charge of the group and it is the person who is always the decision maker, not the dog.