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Top 10 reasons I love my Caucasian Mountain Dog.

1. Hes way to smart for his own good 

2. He quickly outgrew the car, I must recline the seat all the way down, and its still an ackward fit.

3. He snores...

4. He lays in the middle of the hall and expects you to step over him.

5. Im flooded with questions whenever I take him out in public. He has his own paparazzi.

6. For being a mountain dog, he sure gets alot of stuff stuck in his fur.

7. He sheds enough fur to make another dog! and it clings to everything!

8. Hardwood floors are a must, he leaves behind his own sandbox if you do any serious trail hiking.

9. He barks at every little noise.

10. His faithfulness, protectiveness, and ferocity when
   called upon to defend is legendary.

Its the little things he does that bring a smile to face thats I love my Caucasian Mountain Dog!

http://blissacres.com/Sobek/index.php

Sobeks new bestfriend, though they never usally last long before I find them shread'd and the stuffing covering the yard like snow... I love this picture you can really see how hes devolping into an adult.



As always you can see the rest of his pictures at his gallery @ http://sobek.talonsden.com

You see the rest of the hiking pictures @ http://sobek.talonsden.com/thumbnails.php?album=11

Welcome aboard! Sobek is so handsome! I will have a caucasian someday. More pics please!!!!!

Thanks for the kind words!!! You can see all of Sobek's Pictures on his website 
http://sobek.talonsden.com/



There definaly not a breed for everyone. I did alot of research about the breed before I decided to make the leap to owning one. Sobek has been solicalized & train'd since a puppy. They have very strong guarding instincts not only at home but outside of the home aswell. I never had to train him to be a guard dog, he does it naturally, instead ive focused all his training on self control. There very strong mind'd and will make a discision on there own and are very stubborn.  They were raised to guard flocks of sheep and move with them pasture to pasture, the sheperd would not always be around to give them commands to guard the sheep, instead they had to react to threat on thier own without bein given a command, this has lead to the breed being very independent thinkers. If your looking for a breed of dog that is good at obedience this is not the breed. If your looking for a breed of dog that will be a companion and work with you instead of having to be given commands then you will not find a more loyal and loving partner then a caucasian mountain dog.