The nomadic tribes of Central Asia have used the Central Asian Shepherd Dog for a long time. These working dogs protect the tribes’ animals and land from predators and thieves. They are now found in quite large numbers in countries all over the world, except for the United States where they are rarely seen.
This is a large-size dog that is heavy boned. The appearance of this powerful and massive breed is intimidating to most people and certainly deters predators. Their body is muscular and strong. The head of the Central Asian Shepherd Dog is substantial.
The fur coat of the Central Asian Shepherd Dog can be one of two types: long and coarse or short, dense, and smooth. The colours typically include black, white, grey, gold, red, brown, brindle or ticked
The Central Asian Shepherd Dog is diverse in it working routine. It can effectively do its duty alone or with other dogs. Usually, this breed needs limited to no intervention by humans in order to work. They are born with the inherent skills and desire to be the best at the tasks for which they are bred.
They are even-tempered and stable in personality. At the same time, they can become brave in fighting off any threats at a moment’s notice. The Central Asian Shepherd Dog is highly alert and focused. Although this breed is a working dog, it can also adapt to a pet position in a hopusehold. They will always remain protective in any capacity.