If you’re visiting our page, it means you are probably looking into getting a Caucasian Shepherd dog. If so, it’s important that you’re aware that this breed is known for being extremely defensive and protective. If these are not traits that you seek, the Caucasian Shepherd dog is probably not the best breed for you.
A Caucasian Shepherd dog is extremely demanding in terms of time and responsibility. Owning a Caucasian Shepherd dog means:

• Socialising until your dog tires of meeting new people and different places.

• Training obedience from a very young age.

• Ensuring that any fences put up to keep your pet enclosed are solid and at least 2 m high.

• Keeping your dog on a leash in public places at all times.

That is why, before deciding to own a Caucasian Shepherd, you must seriously think about whether this is the level of commitment you intend to assume.
If in spite of all this, you still think that the effort is worthwhile, then you will be able to meet a magnificent breed, a faithful, loyal, courageous, incorruptible friend who will defend you with his own life.