Este drept ca mie nu-mi plac si din aceasta cauza pot fii subiectiv, dar nu vezi nicaieri folosit cainele asta pe scara larga la paza, decat in curtile oamenilor sau a catorva firme. Deci este doar o optiune a fiecaruia atunci cand vine vorba de paza. Nimeni nu face paza de perimetre sau obiective in mod profesionist cu Caucazieni. Poate doar in cazuri foarte speciale, dar eu nu am auzit. Cat despre faptul ca este caine ca si alti caini are dreptate Tessa, dar sunt anumite caracteristici ale fiecarei rase de care trebuie sa tii cont atunci cand iti achizitionezi un caine, trebuie sa-ti evaluezi corect potentialul propriu. Sunt lucruri pe care nu poti sa le schimbi oricat dresaj ai baga in el. Caucazianul are comportamentul clasic al ciobanestilor de stana, este o rasa oarecum primara, foarte suspiciosi, greu de dominat (mai ales daca au ajuns la maturitate deplina), au anumite limite in a invata diverse lucruri, etc.
Este ca in discutiile alea pe care le aveam cu cei care sustineau ca CG-ul este unul singur si poate fi un caine excelent si cainele de show... Corect...., intr-o oarecare masura, daca nu intri mai adanc in problema si nu observi ca la nici o competitie serioasa de lucru, sau in serviciul serios al unei institutii specializate nu apare nici macar un singur CG de show. Sunt foarte multi caini buni de paza si acolo, dar tot asa prin curtile unora nu la scara larga...
I'd be fair to say I personally don't like them and on that basis I may be subjective, but you don't really get to see this dog used widely in protection, but maybe in the backyards of individuals or companies. So it's just down to options / preferences as far as guarding goes. Nobody does professional perimeter watch using a Caucasian O. Maybe in some special situations, but I have not heard of any. Tessa is right in saying it's just a dog like other dogs, but there are breed particularities which a potential buyer needs to consider, one needs self evaluating before deciding what type of dog to go for. There are things one cannot change regardless the training hours. The CO has the typical behavior of a sheep dog, fairly primary breed, very suspicious towards strangers, not easy to dominate (especially once they reached adulthood) they are limited in learning some things, etc.
It's like those talks we had with those saying the GS dog is one type and that the show line can be the same very good dog.. Right.., to some degree, if one doesn't really dig into more depth of info, to note that in no serious sport competition or special service no show line dog is present. many good watch dogs there too, but the same, in the backyards of some, nut very widely used.
Topic: Alte rase de lucru / Other working breeds (Read 68938 times)
