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Akbash

Looking for information about the Akbash Dogs breed? Then you have come to the right place. Following is general information regarding the Akbash Dogs. You will find information about the Akbash Dogs breed regarding coat, color, size, weight, group classification, temperament, and other items of interest. This basic, easy to understand information will help you decide if the Akbash Dogs breed is for you.

Appearance:

What is the general appearance of an Akbash Dogs? The Akbash Dogs has white hair all over its body that is longer on the chest and neck. Due to the hair structure, neither matting nor dog odor is an issue. The Akbash Dog breed tends to shed a lot.

Size:

How big is an Akbash Dogs? With regards to size, the Akbash Dogs is a large, dignified dog. The Akbash Dogs is 40-60 pounds in weight. The Akbash Dogs belongs to the Terrier group.

Temperament:

What does an Akbash Dogs act like? The temperament of an Akbash Dog is quiet, independent, protective, and affectionate. The Akbash Dog breed is good with children. The Akbash Dog breed makes a great house pet if you train them properly.

Tidbits:

What other interesting tidbits should I know about the Akbash Dogs breed? The Akbash Dog breed has a history of being bred as a guardian dog. They were bred to protect sheep from predators.