Central Asian Shepherd Dog
Central Asian Shepherd Dog Facts
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Weight :
Male 121-176 pounds (55-79 kg.), Female 88-143 pounds (40-65 kg.)
Height :
Male 27-32 inches (65-78 cm.), Female 24-27 inches (60-69 cm.)
Color :
White, Black, Black& White, Brindle, Red, Gray, Straw, Tri-colored, Black and Tan
Temperament :
Best described as calm and fearless, the CAS is an independent dog that makes for a great family guardian. When challenged, this dog will stand its ground, but this breed is generally very good with the entire family. Some suggest that supervision is in order when the dog is around small children. This breed may dominate other dogs outside the home, and it is generally suspicious of strangers. This breed is prone to barking at night.
Grooming :
Minimal grooming is necessary to keep the coat of the CAS in order. This breed typically sheds quite heavily in the spring, at which time extra brushing or combing is required in order to remove dead hairs and prevent matting.
Exercise :
They are a working breed and require plenty of exercise to keep happy.
Life Expectancy :
Around 12-15 years
Litter Size :
4-12 puppies
Origin :
Central Asian Republics of the Former USSR