Alabai Central Asian: Shepherd

The , also known as the Central Asian Shepherd Dog (CAS) or Turkmen Wolfhound , is one of the oldest livestock guardian breeds in existence. Originating over 5,000 years ago in Central Asia—specifically modern-day Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan—the breed evolved naturally alongside nomadic tribes to protect property and flocks from large predators like wolves and bears. Breed Overview

: Minimums of 25–28 inches (65–70 cm), often much larger. ALABAI CENTRAL ASIAN SHEPHERD

: Generally 10 to 15 years, a high range for such a giant breed. The , also known as the Central Asian

: They possess a thick, double coat designed for harsh climates, coming in various colors like white, black, gray, and brindle. Training and Lifestyle Needs double coat designed for harsh climates