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Central Asian Shephers have their ears and tails cropped to protect them from being torn off by predators. It's very rare to see an un-cropped CAS, as most people do not own them unless they are being worked as guardians. Whatever your stance on the matter, this is purely an explanation of why they are cropped, not whether or not it's ethical.
No excuse. It's animal cruelty pure and simple. Disappointed so many people defend it.
Are there really the predations or is it for looks?
who mutilated the dogs ears?
@@robbutler2601 Agreed. They don't even do this to police dogs, so that proves it's unneccesary as well as cruel.
There are vets in the comments starring how disgusting of a practice this is in the US and it needs to stop. Most places in Europe won’t do it anymore unless for a medical reason.
He growled at you after everything was done 😂
Had to show dominance now when scary stuff ended 😂
😆right
Oooor he didnt want the spa treatment to end hahaha
I feel same after long grooms. He’s given his time limit. 😉😂
Now that it's over he's complaining to the management.
That growl seemed more of a talkative telling off... He's very amazing!
Yeah, it sounded like Husky arguing, just in a lower key.
My goldendoodle does this when she sees "her" kids outside (every kid is her kid...she is a mush and desperately wants their attention so she growls, barks, and whine-talks)
reminded me of a big caracal cat i watch called "big floppa"
Yeah kinda sounded like he heard something outside and wanted to talk about it.
That's just stage one 😁friends of mine have these (stage 2,3 and 4 go in seconds)
I saw these workers EVERYWHERE when I was in central Asia! I fell in love with one in particular who decided it was his job to watch over me and my tent all night when we camped near his family in Mongolia. He even invited us to meet his sheep and camels. I felt very safe 🥰
Aww. When the guard doggo decides to add you to his night watch.💖
I envy your trip and experiences in Mongolia. Since I was a child, I am fascinated with the area, the people and their lifestyle. To spend a night in a Yurt would be a bucket list choice !
Sweet! I love that for you
@@KindCountsDeb3773 it was amazing and I'm so thankful for the experience!
Omgosh what an honor!
Vanessa: "You're totally full of it. You're all talk." 🤣
Loki: "I haz timer. It done."
That’s hilarious
Loki: I have a reputation to uphold. I am being very polite by waiting till the end to voice my complaints.
@@corvidaegudmund1186 With the breeds DNA and this being a new experience, I was more worried. He MAY not be as cooperative when he gets a hosing the Next time !!
@@KindCountsDeb3773 Good point. They say dogs have terrible memories, but in my experience that’s just not the case, particularly when it’s something they’re not fond of.
@@vanessa1569 not my experience either. I've found them to have excellent memories. They are usually just better at forgiving than we are.
He’s nine months old?!?! He’s a big boy!
Dog time is so much faster than human
@@XanMacatan Even so, most dogs aren't done growing until at least a year, sometimes closer to 14 months for bigger dogs. He is gonna be a mega unit in a few months.
Oh, he's going to get even bigger in just a few months. Alabays can grow up to 80 centimeters tall (32 inches), and weighing up to 80 killograms (190 ibs).
@@ivorynk752
Agree the breed’s DNA must code for faster growth. 😂 He’s also obv very healthy incl weight and well cared for. Prob best type/amt of food and activity for his breed. Like Vanessa’s.✌️
@@XanMacatandogs age quickly but that’s not what they meant, he’s very large to be still such a young puppy so he’ll be huge when he’s fully grown
It's amazing how genetically healthy old working breeds of dogs are. In my home country Iran, we have a huge native shepherd breed called Sarabi, which can easily live up to 16-17 years old. I wish more and more breeders focused on health of the dogs and strived to revive the classical look of the working breeds, such as German shepherd, chow chow, bulldog, etc, which were all much healthier than their contemporary counterparts.
Ethical breeders strive for good health in their lineages, im hoping people are more aware of good breeding practices soon too
It is so nice to hear about breeds that never normally get mentioned. I have a huge soft spot for working breeds, especially if they're allowed to work! I'm going to look your breed up in a minute. :)
I have had greyhounds for over 30 years. Most were racers before I got them. They're a very misunderstood breed. The last time I checked the world record age for one, it was about 17½ years. I've had them up to 14 but then lost them to illness, though our first two went to separate, freak accidents. One badly broke her hind leg after turning in a ploughed field to chase a rabbit - still on the leash! Unfortunately, she had arthritis in her hips and shoulders and taking off the leg - it was unfixable - was not an option. She was my soul dog, but her eyes told me she was ready to go because of the pain. It was nearly 30 years ago and thinking of that moment has just reduced me to a sobbing wreck. She was 13, our others were 12-14.
Okay, taken a deep breath! Generally speaking, they're actually really genetically healthy for a pedigree dog. They've been around for thousands of years with only a little bit of interference back in the early Middle Ages, to make them a bit stronger for hunting deer. Even now, some are very slender and petite while others are wider and more muscular. Our two fastest ever dogs (based on their racing records) were the slender type. We still have one of them now. He'll be our last dog as both my husband and I are physically disabled and getting worse over time. Fortunately, Buddy is really good at walking next to a mobility scooter!
People don't realise how heavy they are! Anything between about 33-38 kg, even a bit more. "Racing weight" can be seen when they stand up. If you can see the last three ribs at the back, they're there. They shouldn't be any thinner - nor fatter if they're working. House dogs, i.e. when they retire, spend their lives on their own sofas. You might not have bought them one, but you'll get kicked off the most comfortable one 🤣.
(I know of dogs who "retired themselves", including the brother of my other fast one, who decided to trot out of the trap in his final race - his retirement was already being planned - and while the race went on he jogged a lap of honour! 😂 Went to live with a vet above a fish & chip shop. A very happy boy!)
Sorry, I'm talking about my favourite subject (maybe my second favourite, but I won't start on my grandchildren!), I get carried away. I'm going to do an image search on the Sarabi! Thanks for introducing them to me!
PS I totally agree with you regarding the breeding standards! I want to cry each time I see a flat-faced dog struggling to breathe!
I also think that the classics look better. When you compare what is the standard today to what they looked like it makes you wonder what people were thinking.
Wow! How gorgeous they are! I was scrolling down thinking they looked a bit like a mastiff and one was titled the Sarabi Mastiff. You're so lucky to have such a stunning dog virtually to yourselves! But they shouldn't spread around the world, they'll be misunderstood and not get the right owners. They need a strong alpha, I'll bet. Again, thank you!
As a person from Kazakhstan I was extremely surprised to see a Central Asian shepherd on this channel! It is one of the most popular breeds in my region and almost every private house owner has a shepherd, but I had no idea that someone on the opposite continent can have one! Thank you very much for your videos❤️
Is it common to remove the ears and tail?
@@jenat82 Sadly yes, as it's made due to prevent them to be torn off by the wolves, as there's TONS of wolves in Kazakhstan (Southern Kazakhstan especially). Though, outside of the working regions, it's mostly done due to the cosmetic reasons, sadly.
I have one and I live in the States. We got him from Belarus, though. I have to say, I'm shocked she was able to groom a CAS. My boy loves his family but doesn't like strangers.
She had a causasian ovcharka before
Do they hack off the ears like this in central Asia?
9 months??? He’s the size of my 9y/o GSD! A good boy through the whole bath. I will tell you that if I heard that growl in the dark..I’m rethinking my whole life ❤
what little might be left.
Yep. That would be like straight out of a horror movie -- and time to get out!
Seriously!!
If I heard that come from out of the darkness, my soul would immediately evacuate the vicinity. 😂❤
I'm right there with you if i heard that growl at any time of of day i would be rethinking my life choices lol
And that huff. "YOU tryin' my patience, hooman."
Love how he got the last word in , just letting you know that he allowed you to bath him because he likes you❤️
would like to see him go in her back yard for a romp. See if he's that playful. Maybe with owner there. LOL
And you may SIT now.
He looks very mature.
Like you could leave for work, and trust him to watch and feed the kids.
And herd them.
@katywithatea I'm thinking I would come home to homework done, kids fed and bathed. House picked up and laundry done.
@katywithatea Good pun.
Poor guy, he seems so scared in the shower, but that growl at the end... I'm not arguing with him.
He's a handsome Boi. I hope he has a long happy life.
What a good boy! And what a deep growl, very intimidating.
That's one of the points of a livestock guardian. The bark has to be deep and scary. The goal is to be intimidating enough to avoid actual fighting in the first place.
@@jenat82 That is super cool, not gonna lie!
He growled after being patient during the entire groom. I can't help but wonder if that was his way of telling you he tolerated it, but didn't like it, and don't do it again. 😆
I like the way you allowed him to see the first few nails after clipping them so he could see it was just a simple nail trim and there was no need for concern. I love the fact that his lineage is pure. That's so rare and an absolutely beautiful thing!
In Uzbekistan I was approached by a Central Asian shepherd puppy in a small town. He was so friendly and curious that you wouldn’t know what they grow into 😅
Love learning about different breeds of dogs on this channel. ❤
Me too! All sorts of dogs I've never heard of
@Darktion nope
Half the reason I am here honestly!
And the way she tells their stories is too funny😂
All central Asia shepherds are difficult dogs. Smart, stubborn, extremely strong and hardy, they require an experienced and assertive human
Dude what a Tank. He is an absolute unit, just 9 months old. He seems calm about the groom too :)
Indeed. He was starting his engine at the end.😁
He’s got a confident and experienced owner who knows his dog! Most important thing…
When I was a teenager our family had a very kind and gentle central asian shepherd named Misha. She was a beautiful and majestic white-coated dog with small black dots all over her body. My father took great care of her and trained her responsibly.
The problem with CAS is that they are not city dogs and require a lot of space for them to be able to roam freely. Also, they could be aggressive to any other dogs (if not trained and socialized in time) because they were bred specifically to fight wolves and other threats to their herd or family members.
Unfortunately, Misha was presumably poisoned by our family ill-wishers when we were away from home (yeah, this is how some people in Russia think "righteous vengeance" should look like). When we returned home after our 2-day trip, she was still alive but barely moving. It was too late for the veterinarian to do anything. She crawled out of her kennel as if she wanted to say good-bye. The dog died on our hands. She was an innocent sweet baby. Never touched a human or another animal. And got murdered by people with a bandit mentality.
I will never forget you, Misha.
My new dog is a major communicator! He has many different growls and woofs/barks, the under the breath woof growl, I have learned, is he is just complaining, usually about being bored , he wants to play, or he can see the neighbors are suspiciously cooking in their kitchen again 😅 that dog was just done with the session and was like like come on guys let’s go play😆 I also think he did amazing for 9 months! Good boy❤
I think their "old souls" coming out of the birth canal ! lol
I agree. We have a standard poodle and he growl talks all the time. We've learned to differentiate his bored growls from his playful growls from his "Darn it, my puppy children, get OFF me!" growl from his "I'm gonna kill me a rooster" attitude. It's really quite amazing how nuanced a dog's growl can be
Yesterday I went on a Girl with the Dogs channels binge watch! They’re so relaxing! 😌
Omg ikr. My favourite one is Kuma
It was a good day then!
Been there, done that. Lol.
@@MikaelKKarlsson it's a beautiful dog wow but it did not created by climate and culture it was created by god
It's the most wholesome content on this site :).
When he allows a groomer clip his nails, you know he is raised well in a very emotionally stable loving home. Kudos to his very proper pet owners.
Whew!! That growl!!
You hear that behind you in a dark field, and you know you've made the wrong choice.
He's beautiful!!
He was so good and quiet during the groom, I think he was thanking you at the end! 😄💛
LMAO that growl! I'm not saying he was growling for real, but he sure did sound like the James Earl Jones of dogs.
"While I do not appreciate the acts upon my person, I did find the completion most satisfactory. You may approach me with treats, hooman"
His growling got my cat’s attention 😆
your cat isn't stupid !!
@@KindCountsDeb3773 It knows when it's time to run, and when you hear this growl _it is time to run_
I have never heard of this dog before and the fact that it can live up to 17 years for a big dog is AMAZING! That fact alone is beautiful
Your pleasant smack talking back at him when he growled cracked me up!
It was like his grumbles at the end were him leaving you a review, lol. But he definitely seemed to enjoy the blow dryer portion. Thank you for explaining the cropping in the comments. It is totally understandable when done for those reasons.
As he was growling, his head turned towards the door. I think he was saying “ I am ready to go home now 😊
😯ALABAY! 😯
Now that's the dog I can see every day, there's one man in our living district who owns an Alabay girl, though, not cropped, that is with ears and tail. And there's TONS of those in Kazakhstan, where they are still used as livestock guardian. That's actually why his ears and tail are cropped, so it would've been less vulnerabilities that a wolf could grab onto. These dogs are amongst the strongest and toughest dogs in the world, their endurance is simply phenomenal, they are able to chase a car for several kilometers. Compared to Caucasian Shepherds, Alabays aren't as aggressive.
Loki here is still small boi, he's going to get even bigger and stronger than he is now (up to 80 killos as a maximum, or... 190 ibs), though, he's so well socialized already, good job to the owner. I wonder if you're going to get to groom Kangal anytime soon?
I'm sorry, do you think there's a lot of wolves in Kazakhstan waiting to burst in houses for something? Either in Georgia, but still popular breed, with cropped ears and tails, "protecting" only God knows what and from whom
As a lover of this breed (I plan to get one) I’m really happy to see him on this channel 😊. I will say the only thing is they can actually get up to about 160lbs (even bigger in Russia). They are so old and since they’re not man made like most breeds they don’t really have any health problems.
Disclaimer; like said in the video these big strong floofs are not for the average person! Please don’t get them bc they look cool! They’re bite force is up there with the Kangal Dog around 730 PSI.
True of all working breeds, including afghan hounds. Their looks are form following function and if you aren’t ready for a dog with a purpose, maybe stick to one of the less independent breeds, although no one should really be getting a dog based on looks alone.
They are the best dogs!! We have a female as well as a Kangal/Alabai we rescued. I don’t know that we will ever own another breed.
Actually, some people are breeding them for size, bone, and wrinkles. In their countries of origin they are not so massive. They are beginning the process of being screwed over as a breed like all western Mastiffs. The damn posturing...
I would love to see one in its natural form, with ears and a tail. I bet a long wagging tail would be majestic on a big guy like him.
@@RandomShart They have very long and thick tails that are kinda fluffy and they have floppy Labrador like ears. Obviously most of these guys are cropped and docked due to it being safer for their work since they usually fight wolves.
That growl would (and did) scare me! He’s beautiful! And huge! Thank you for the share!
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I loved that growl...it was after the fact he had been bathed, groomed and looked like a million bucks...LOL. I'm in awe of his breed.
Hope he has a safe surgery in the future❤
He looks so chilled during his bath.
When Vanessa bathes dogs that seem apprehensive at first (killer dryer hose lol) I think they start to enjoy the rubbing, bathing, and warm water. The Spa feel. Then they get combed or de-shedded and it might feel good and they start to like it. Not so scared anymore. I hope so. Especially with a breed like this.
Gotta love how he politely waited to tell you how displeased he was...😅🤣
He is stunning.
It's such a joy to see someone so experienced with dogs interact with them in a daily way! ❤️
The growling at the end 😂😂
Lol he's adorable! Never heard of this breed, but I've found them very interesting! Thank you!
Flock guardians are a very interesting bunch!
i was won over by the growl at the end - awesome dog - love being educated on breeds i've never seen before
We are looking at canine royalty. What a darling dog , you can almost see the wisdom of his ancient ancestry in his eyes and behavior❤
That made me think of when “girl with dogs” says he’s singing me the song of his people. That’s what he was doing at the end.
@@dianegood27 love that . Yes indeed , he was
That is a very fluffy boy...I want to hug him. Thanks for the video
"Youre all talk"
Loki: 😒
his ears 🥺🥺
That growl has more bass than what my subwoofer can handle! Such a big big boy!
He looked like he was having such a good time! I don’t think he wanted it to end!
I think Loki enjoyed the happy hoodie more than any other dog I've seen. He was smiling! Maybe it felt nice to have his poor ear canals covered again.
How does dogs and animals with erect ears feel? They ear canals are not covered
'You're all talk" I love how she speaks to her clients!
I love the education you provide about the animals you groom. I've learned so much watching your videos
What a good boy
I have a mixed breed Anatolian Shepherd who was rescued as a stray from Turkey. Antolians have similar origins to the central Asian Shepherd and date back to the Bronze Age. Although these breeds guard property/and or flocks instinctually, they generally have very steady temperaments and use barking as their primary deterrent. They almost never resort to attacking unless they feel it is absolutely necessary. They judge situations extremely well.
@GirlWithTheDogs Anatolian Shepherds generally have wonderful temperaments and I highly recommend them, especially to someone like you with tons of experience. They are calm, loyal, gentle giants. My mixed rescue Anatolian has zero prey drive and although he "guards" property very well, out of the yard he is extremely sociable with other dogs and good with people. I got mine from a rescue out of Turkey but I know there's US based rescues for the breed.
here in N.C., where many farms exist, I see Great Pyrenees, Anatolians and other working dogs abandoned or in shelters. I'm thinking people get them for the wrong reasons, don't train them or make efforts to socialize them as needed --- then discard them. Which gives t hem LESS of a chance to be adopted since not enough effort was put into socializing or training them. Such a shame. Lovely dogs if socialized.
I love how she smack talks him at the end "you're all talk" 🤣
that is SUCH a cute growl!!! I love it!!
"You're full of it. You're all talk" i love that
Beautiful puppy, and such a good boy for a puppy.....never seen this breed before, very lovely, thank you....hope your day is a grand one🥰
I love how you treat and handle all dogs.😂❤
My family has had CAS as pets for over 20 years. They were always outside dogs and never got groomed, besides a very occasional brushing and mandatory vet visit. Interesting to see a CAS as a house pet!
I was excited and surprised to see a central Asian Shepard on this channel! I’m in Kazakhstan and my neighbor just got an Alabai puppy. She’s Adorable and massive. 😊
Beautiful dog, an amazing breed ambassador). They are very smart, courageous, and good at situation assessment. He is very calm outside, although obviously nervious inside. I applaud to his owner for great socialization and training this dog obviously had. And he is still just a relatively young puppy!
my father have one in the past, his bark is so powerful it can set off a car alarm, no joke.
Loki has such a beautiful marking on his head. 🧡
I noticed his muzzle, how natural and long it was. The short snout dogs usually have trouble breathing, not natural.
Such a nice and gentle dog~👍
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗
i love the way you responded to his growl🥰
Okay but I'm really happy every time I see you have uploaded, I grew up with dogs & wanna be a vet/groomer
He just didn’t think the bandanna suited his regal self and he was voicing his displeasure at you taking video of him without his knowledge or approval 😂. I feel the confidence in this dog!
The ears 😢
One hell of a way to thank the service. Get a load of that guy!
He's a good guard dog! Protecting his precious
I love watching your videos and one reason is that I appreciate all of the breed information and explanation. Thanks for taking the time!
1st time I heard about this breed. Learning so much from this channel 😄👍
Vanessa does have an interesting and cool channel !!
I loved that final “you’re all talk”. Reminded me of the “oh we got you now” bit on a Mr Bubz video.
Beautiful!
We have one of these pups at my workplace. She's absolutely amazing, a cuddlebug, altho she certainly isn't easy to handle if she decides she wants to go. She's super friendly, but you can imagine the reactions you get when a pup like this manages to jump the fence to find some new friends! I have met a couple of these dogs over the years and must say when they have a job and are cared for and socialized, they can be one of the chillest dogs in the universe (as long as you keep the rules ofc )
I wish you had addressed his ears. Sometimes we don't know whether or not that is natural.
This is very much not natural, they were surgically removed. While this is done for some working-type dogs so they don't get injured. But it's also done for cosmetic reasons on occasion, which is the biggest bs (and illegal in many countries as animal abuse except in medical cases). Without knowing what Loki does, i.e. if he is legitimately working, hard to determine if it's justified.
@@Fuchswinter yeah, i definitely wanted to hear about Loki's background..to know if he lives somewhere in the middle of nowhere in Canada on a farm, protecting sheep from wolves. Or if his owners just got themselves a dog like this with cropped ears because it makes him look scary.
Aw he is such a sweetheart ❤️🤗
As someone pointed out the reason for ear cropping and tail docking it does make sense why, I just don't like to see it, ESPECIALLY if said dog isn't a working dog and a pet. Which is why im so thankful for that law in the UK. They have such cute floppy ears. Like the Rottie, so adorable
One of my dogs growing up had that problem with her eyes too. She ended up getting surgery to help with the extreme discomfort it caused. The effects from the surgery lasted for about two years and then it started happening again. She was the best dog and passed shortly thereafter from cancer or she probably would’ve had to have surgery again for it.
That's unfortunate, about the eyes and her early passing. I bet you were a good human to your dog. RIP
Now that’s something new - the warning coming at the end! 😅
What a handsome boy!
He is so beautiful. I have never seen one before❤
You need to use a photo of him in the happy hoodie for branding, I swear he looks happier in the happy hoodie than any other dog I've seen you groom 😁
Probably just glad to have some cover for his poor ears.
i remember the first time I encountered an Anatolian, freaked me out! Had no idea such a breed existed. Was working for a bank and went to visit our customer who had a construction loan with us😂. Routine loan inspections is what it is… but yah drove up
to their property in West TX and that big ole Anatolian ran right up to my truck and went to barking and growling realllllll hard. Hahaha but the owner was totally cool and she totally understood. What a great guard dog it was!
❓❓❓ did the dog calm down and accept your presence once the owner did? That would make me feel a lot better !!
What a handsome lad. He was so good for his groom. Hope they can get his entropion sorted soon.
So handsome and held his comments until the end...lol!
Great video covering breed I'm fairly certain I had only heard of in passing. Always love the breed facts you present! And, as usual if I comment, I'm once again advocating for the appearance of a wirehaired pointing griffon. 👍😉
gorgeous dogs, those Griffon's !!
Wow! Never heard or seen this breed of dogs before. Thanks for sharing. (His growling was quite scary! 😅)
thank you for introducing me and my friend to a new possible working dog! were service dog trainers and she needs a all strong one that dosnt slobber
Loki looks like a very handsom boi and i cant wait to see him live a long happy life!!
What a beautiful dog! Never heard of this breed, but how beautiful!
This reminds me of my Great Pyrenees, only a lot more serious. Very pretty and very calm. ❤ that is not usual, took a lot of training! ❤
Great Pyreneeses came to my mind right away. Thinking, mmmmhm, they're also a very old breed, bred to guard life stock independently and fight of human and wolf thieves - soooooo glad they get to keep their ears!
Great Pyrenees are actually derived from this breed 😊
“This dog was not manmade or created by any specific person and country.” And there’s your answer to the long lifespan for a large dog.
He's so beautiful and muscular! I love that he growls after the groom.
I have a guinea pig that sooks for like a minute after one of the others steals her spot lol.
That is some growl! Thank you.
I had one growing up. She was the sweetest thing ever, her name was Kyla ❤
Such a cute dog
Ikr
He talks!😊
Beautiful dog. Beautiful job!
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*Poor boy! What happened to his ears?!*
You mention that the breed is naturally evolved, but I think it's important to point out that the ears and tail do not naturally look like that -- the owner has opted to have the ears and tail cropped surgically.
Why is this done?
@@LorrainecatsCould be because they needed to be removed, or because of cosmetic reasons. No way of knowing without asking the owners.
@@Lorrainecats Traditionally so they don't get injured in a fight, but in modern times because owners are selfish assholes who want their dogs to look tough so they mutilate them.
@@counselthyself2591That's probably it, yes. Dogs used to guard and hunt are more likely to injure their extremities.
@@D.H.1082 So much hunting going on in the Canadian suburbs. The owner did this to make the dog look tough. Same as what pitbull owners do. It's disgusting.