#caucasian shepherd mix

[the-pantry-of-art]

He/Him: Age 4 yrs at death. Caucasian shepherd mix (propably with breeds like German shepherd and Great pyrenees).

Affiliations: Lone Dog

Mate: Graceful

Pups: Half-Wolf, 3 unnamed desised pups.

Design Info: He's a really drooly man, a good boi <3

He's pretty tall for dog standards, but still shorter than Graceful.

He's strongly build, extreamly stocky & heavy.

(Backstory) & other changes: (in progress)

Character summary: I really like him, despite the fact he doesn't even show in the books, he's basically my oc now <3

(New design stats:)

Full character design- #15

Erin Hunter character- #14

Survivors character- #14

[d16megatron]

I cannot contain myself. The desire to make more AUs haunts me, much like the moon. And, to be honest, I think we all deserve some silly doggies! Starting with the Decepticon Pack. Don't worry, I got all the breeds for those who wanna know the extra details.

Megatron - Cane Corso/Tibetan Mastiff mix breed. Soundwave - Basenji. Shockwave - Caucasian Shepherd. Starscream - Lupo Italiano. Skywarp - Lupo Italiano. Thundercracker - Lupo Italiano. Knockout - Finnish Spitz. Breakdown - Leonberger. Cyclonus - Dobermann. Airachnid - Brittany Spaniel.

Seekers are all the same breed, but they aren't related or anything. Just a couple of goobits in love. The Autobot Pack will get posted the moment I have them wrapped up! I am also making a size comparison chart. I have so much brainrot, y'all... The end is nigh.

[allhailmeandmy]

Since we have cat cafe for demons, I shall give dog one too

Satan- cocker spaniel, I've seen ppl jokingly say chihuahua for Satan, but I'm biased cuz I had a spaniel with a temper, big fluffy ears like Satan's hair

Beelzebub- Belgian Malinois ,Energy full, hard to train, fits the wandering king in my opinion

Bael- German shepherd, German shepherd's and Belgian Malinois often get mixed up, and German shepherd's are smart working dogs, often showed as loyal companions

Leviathan- Husky just a not very vocal one due to his past, huskies are probably top prettiest dog breeds, a demon with pretty privilege, sound familiar? A stubborn personality, hard to train, escape artists

Belphegor- Basset hound, seen as a lazy dog, but it's still a hunting dog, you're gonna get it! Once he wakes up from his 10th nap that is...

Mammon- Caucasian shepherd, or saint Bernard, huge dog breeds, Caucasian shepherd's are huge guard fluffy dogs

Lucifer- Collie, cuz the Lords my shepherd, this one's more of a vibe, a herding dog that herds all the healers

Solomon- borzoi, just the vibe, Barbatos- miniature poodle, Leray- jackrussel, Gabriel- Maltese ( known by Internet as the crusty white, he wouldn't be crusty tho), Micheal- afghan hound, paimon- shih tzu, Bimet- pomeranian ( THE dog of rich people usually)

Thoughts?

[rainbow-zebra-art]

Flat color commission for @sketch-shepherd! Featuring her RWBY bear faunus OC Sytke with his lovely dogs <3 Caucasian shepherd Alcor and a corgi puppy mix Aleutia. Hey, I'm starting to learn more and more about drawing cartoon canines!  Other commissions with Sytke: Big brother hug Cheek kiss

[the-herdier]

The Healers as Farm Animals:

Artemy: Brown Caucasian Shepherd. You reckon the local predator population calls him "The Ripper", judging by the number of corpses (or REMAINS of corpses) you've found over the time he's been here. However, the livestock love him. Approved visitors love him. Daniil and Clara get along with him. Were it not for his size, one wouldn't even know what he's capable of at first glance.

Daniil: Black and white Border Collie/Husky mix. A foster fail from a shelter in town. Was originally intended to be a pet... until it was discovered that his Husky half had mostly translated to "Hell yeah, I can do this all day!" and "Paw and bellow and threaten me all you want, Mister Steer, I'm not leaving any time soon." Can still be a little rough on sheep and anything smaller, but definitely one of the better cow dogs in the area. If Artemy sees something, he'll make sure everyone else is in the barn.

Clara: Semi-feral barn cat. Seal point shorthair. Literally no one knows where she came from- she just showed up one day and decided the barn was her new home. Rodents fear her, humans love her- when she's in a good mood, at least. The dogs learned who their new mistress was very quickly once she moved in.

[elfdragon12]

So I was thinking about Pokemon dogs about what type of real world dog they'd be. (Not including the fox Pokemon like Vulpix, the legendaries, and the Eevee line because what are they even?) Other folks have their ideas, I'm sure, but these are mine.

Growlithe: Bernese Mountain Dogs, Appenzeller Sennenhund, Briards, mid-sized mountain dogs

Arcanine: livestock guardian breeds like the Great Pyrenees, Caucasian Shepherds, Anatolian shepherds, Kengals, "call an ambulance, but not for me" dogs

Snubbull: English or French Bulldogs

Granbull: American Bulldogs, Boxers

Houndour: Rottweilers, Pinschers

Houndoom: Beaucerons, Great Danes, Wolfhounds, Deerhounds

Smeargle: Beagles, Harriers, Foxhounds

Poochyena: Shetland Sheepdog, Australian Sheepdog

Mightyena: Belgian Malinois, German Shepherds, Calupoh, high wolf content dogs

Electrike: Rat terriers, Jack Russells, high energy small terriers

Manectric: border collies, rough/smooth collies, high agility breeds

Riolu: Basenji, Bedouin Sheepdog

Lucario: Carolina dog, Pharoah Hound

Lillipup: Yorkshire Terrier, West Highland Terriers

Herdier: Scottish Terrier, Skye Terrier, Miniature Schnauzer

Stoutland: Standard Schnauzer, Airdale Terriers, Kerry Blue Terriers (this line is all long haired or bearded terriers of various sizes)

Furfrou: Poodle, Portuguese Water Dog

Rockruff: various small or mid sized Spitz breeds like the Keeshond, huskies, the Shiba, and Chow Chows (my own dog, a shar pei/husky mix, would be a Rockruff)

Lycanroc: large Spitz or arctic breeds like the Malamute, Akita, Greenland Dog, high wolf content dogs

Yamper: corgis and heelers

Boltund: Greyhounds, Salukis, Borzoi, Azawakh, other sighthounds

Fidough: Pomeranians, Cocker Spaniels, small white crusty dogs

Duchsbun: Dachshund, Basset Hound

Maschiff: Pit bulls, bull terriers, American Staffordshire terriers, "bully breeds"

Mabosstiff: Cane Corsos, Dogue de Bordeaux, English Mastiff, other mastiff and Molosser breeds

Greavard: Puli, Havanese, small corded dog breeds

Houndstone: Old English Sheepdog, Komondor, Bergamasco Sheepdog, Spanish Water Dog, large corded dog breeds

[cheemscakecat]

Follow up to what dogs the Tf2 mercs would be 1 and 2

Doberman [BLU Medic Emesis Blue]

Caucasian Shepherd [RED Heavy if not also BLU Heavy]

Beauceron [RED and BLU Spy. BLU’s coat pattern is featured in this video, while RED would have the standard red coat]

German Shepherd [RED Medic]

Pug [RED Engineer]

Jack Russel Terrier [RED Scout is a Beauceron Jack Russel Mix]

Labrador Retriever [BLU Scout is a Beauceron Lab mix with a different coat than this]

Borzoi [RED Pyro]

I know these are all Girl with the Dogs videos, but she’s good at explaining why certain dog breeds are not for everybody and talking about those that are lesser known.

[dog-aus-collection]

Trying to think for a dog breed for Simon is kinda tough because I have possible ideas but can't fully visualize them. So far I have:

-Saint Bernard

-Caucasian Shepherd

-Central Asian Shepherd

And meanwhile also wanting to think on one for Kadota but my head is literal white noise. Golden retriever vibes but with a breed that visually fits better but still a big dog? Leonberger and Saint Bernard were options but also wanted to pick something different from others. Maybe a German Shepherd mix? But no reference convinces me either

[gem-canine]

ok so apparently 2023-2024 has been “sapph comes out as a trans furry therian” and i think it’s HILARIOUS so uh. this is my therian-centered blog now!

-Theriotypes-

Lark: Wolfdog (POTENTIALLY a werewolf) tag: #lark barks 🐕

Raven: Doberman Pinscher or Beauceron (could be a mix, idk) tag: #raven growls ⛓

Björn: Kangal Shepherd or Caucasian Shepherd (livestock guardian dog) tag: björn boofs 🐾

(decided to name them so i can use them as OCs if i want hehe)

tags:

#dogposting: general dog posts

#aiden.txt: original post tag

#vent: what it says on the tin lol

#woof woof: writing stuff; mostly prose or rambling

#leashed: queue tag

main blog: @sapphyre-blogs (i follow from this blog!)

[arofundy]

dream smp as dogs (dogsmp):

techno is a caucasian shepherd dog

tommy is a long-furred chihuahua

wilbur is a beagle x husky mix

phil is a husky

dream is a golden retriever x pit mix

george is a papillion

sapnap is a jack russell terrier

niki is a brittany spaniel

tubbo is a blue merle australian shepherd

ranboo is a dalmation

fundy is a shibe

[sunpoweredog]

My journey of self-discovery as a therian was quite a fun ride. I've described it several times to my friends but I guess it would be nice to document everything into one long post.

My very first ?sona? (not as a fursona, but as an image of myself??) was a dark blue dragon with yellow wings and belly scales. I don't have many pictures of this form left, and don't feel connected to it anymore. It was some kind of a night+stars+water dragon, I guess.

I will add a picture here once I find my childhood drawings of this dragon form

Next one was a cat, but it felt forced and emerged more as a result of my Warrior Cats obsession in middle school. It was a diluted tortoiseshell longhair cat. I was clinging to this form for a long time, though, but it was nothing more than roleplaying.

At the same time I was obsessed with wolves, howling and growling at my peers, googling "How To Become A Werewolf Real Working Spell", etc. But a wolf identity never felt quite fitting either. Some interactions with wolf therians and their experiences made me realise That's Not Me. So I started searching.

Some other animals that I have considered to be connected to were:

otters (legs waaay too short and I'm not That Much of a water person)

smilodons (i do sometimes get mild shifts of being a Big Beast though, but my claws are DEFINITELY not retractable)

cheetahs (their body is quite similar to what I feel but the vocalisations feel WRONG)

I was searching for both physical and behavioural characteristics that I felt, such as:

Height. I feel that my point of view shouldn't be much higher than 1m off the ground

Limbs should be LONG and lanky

Claws are non-retractable, I feel them clicking on the ground as I walk

Ears aren't big and pointy, they are either rounded or floppy/drooping

I have a mane??? Weird?? Maybe not a mane but some kind of long and/or thick fur on my neck

No small spots or stripes on my pelt, colors blend in quite smoothly

No real preference for a certain terrain. I like forests, plains, rivers, hills, swamps, steppes and even deserts, but not the seashore, not the mountains, and not the tundra.

Definitely not a solitary but neither a big pack animal, lives in a small family group?? Also tolerates humans and human environment well.

I bark.

It was a bit frustrating for me to realise that I wasn't some Cool Beast like a sabretooth cat, or a reindeer, or a dragon, but... Just some dog.

But what kind of dog?

My first choice was a Caucasian Shepherd Dog. The mane, the colors, the size felt quite right, but not the bulkiness and the thick fur. My human body isn't very strong and sturdy, and I considered it wishful thinking to think of myself as of such a beast.

Next pick was a sighthound, a borzoi or a saluki. But I've never seen a borzoi that has the right pelt color, and they are way too tall and social for me. And salukis don't have the mane, though the overall body shape was similar to what I felt myself, and the "grizzle" color feels almost right.

So for a while, I presented as a weird mutt, a pariah mixed breed dog looking somewhat like this:

Being a mutt felt like a permission to go wild and add whatever features felt right, so I experimented a lot. And then I stumbled upon a photo of a silken windhound. That was like a revelation. The colors were off, but the shape felt So Correct that I felt euphoric just by looking at pictures of this breed.

So this is the form I'm content with, and feel comfortable enough. The only weird features are that I feel still a bit bulkier than average windhound, and have an additional toe on hind paws!

(The dog on my profile picture is named Tangaloor Prizzi's Honor, by the way!)

[violetgarlends]

In regards to the anon finding out about the mix up of the Caucasian Shepherd and Tibetan Mastiffs, to give yourself some credit, they do have a common ancestor with other mastiffs. They commonly get mixed up with the other, so it's not just you.

And considering the Silk Road went through Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan and across the Caucasus Mountains where this breed originated from, it wouldn’t be strange at all for Feng Xin to end up with one.

To help tell the difference; Tibetan Mastiffs have the lion-like mane, the Caucasian Shepherd don’t. Tibetan Mastiffs usually have very heavy brows that makes their eyes look closed or covered, Caucasian Shepherds have smooth brows with dots on top, giving you full view of their eyes.

This is all very good information! I knew that the tibetan mastiff is related to a lot of other mastiff breeds, but I didn’t know about the common ancestor

Gotta agree that based on the silk road alone (which i refuse to believe doesn’t exist in the tgcf-verse) there’d be a chance for him to have one. Or an anatolian shepherd. Apparently Great Pyrs actually originate from central asia too

And honestly? His dogs are definitely not what we’d consider a modern day breed standard tibetan mastiff. And since the majority of them started out as street dogs, they’ve probably got some other breeds kicking around in there, genetics wise. Who knows? Maybe the og mama dog had a torrid love affair with some traveling merchant’s companions dog, before Feng Xin got her

But also this has got me kicking my feet and giggling while I think about what the larger TGCF world is like. It’s so interesting to me. I need to know about the trade relationships. Desperately.

[kellieblog]

The Majestic Caucasian Shepherd Dog Breeds: A Comprehensive Guide to Caring for this Magnificent Breed

The Caucasian Shepherd Dog, recognized for its impressive size and unwavering loyalty, originates from the rugged terrain of the Caucasus Mountains. Originally bred for safeguarding livestock, this ancient breed boasts a history spanning over two thousand years. Revered not only for their protective instincts but also for their dignified demeanor and robust build, we will explore the characteristics, care, and nuances of this majestic breed.

Is Caucasian Shepherd a Mixed-Breed or an Original Dog Breed?

An authentic breed, boasting a rich history and distinctive lineage.

Appearance

Caucasian Shepherds are robust, muscular dogs with a powerful build, donning a dense double coat that's longer in winter. Their coat colors span shades of gray, fawn, brindle, and pied, serving as an effective deterrent to potential threats.

Characteristics

Popularity: While not as widely known as some breeds, they garner high respect for their protective qualities.

Temperament: Known for unwavering loyalty and protective instincts, they excel as guard dogs.

Lifespan: Typically living 10 to 12 years with proper care.

Coat Color: Ranging from solid to multi-colored, often featuring striking patterns.

How to Take Care of a Caucasian Shepherd

Caring for them demands special attention due to their size and protective nature.

Food

Provide a high-quality, protein-rich diet supporting their muscular build and energy levels.

Include supplements like glucosamine and chondroitin for joint health, given their susceptibility to hip dysplasia.

Control portions to prevent obesity, a tendency in this breed.

Environment

Offer a secure, fenced yard for free movement ensuring property safety.

Consider a cool, well-ventilated shelter due to their sensitivity to extreme heat.

Prioritize socialization and mental stimulation to combat boredom.

Care Method

Example: Initiate obedience training early using positive reinforcement methods for cooperation and loyalty.

How to Buy/Adopt a Caucasian Shepherd

Locations of Caucasian Shepherd’s Popularity

Most popular in native regions, especially the Caucasus Mountains, but also found in other parts of the world.

Average Price for a Caucasian Shepherd

Puppy costs range from $1,000 to $3,000 based on factors like pedigree and breeder reputation.

Community for Caucasian Shepherd Adoption

Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram host rescue and adoption groups. These communities aid in finding dogs in need of homes.

What to Check Before Adopting/Buying a Caucasian Shepherd

General Health: Have a vet conduct a thorough health examination.

Vaccination Status: Ensure up-to-date vaccinations.

Medical History: Obtain the dog’s medical history for pre-existing conditions.

How to Prepare for a Caucasian Shepherd’s Life

Advice: Be consistent, patient, and invest in proper training.

Equipment: Essential items include a strong leash, collar, grooming tools, and a sturdy crate.

Common Diseases: Prone to hip dysplasia, bloat, and heart issues. Regular vet check-ups are crucial.

Necessary Vaccines: Core vaccines like rabies and distemper are crucial.

Common Names

Consider strong and majestic names like “Titan,” “Athena,” and “Khan” that suit their regal demeanor.

In conclusion, a magnificent breed known for loyalty and protective instincts. Caring for one demands commitment, training, and socialization, but the rewards of having such a devoted companion are immeasurable.

[the-herdier]

Caucasian Shepherd/unknown mix Artemy and Husky/Border Collie/maybe German Shepherd mix Daniil anyone?

[thuzyblog]

The Majestic Caucasian Shepherd Dog Breeds: A Comprehensive Guide to Caring for this Magnificent Breed

Hey there, fellow dog enthusiasts! Today, let's dive into the world of the incredible Caucasian Shepherd Dog, celebrated for its sheer size and unwavering loyalty. Hailing from the challenging landscapes of the Caucasus Mountains, these pups have a history that spans over two thousand years. We're about to uncover everything you need to know about their characteristics, care, and unique quirks.

Is Caucasian Shepherd a Mixed-Breed or an Original Dog Breed?

Yep, you guessed it! The Caucasian Shepherd is the real deal, with a history as rich as its double coat. Let's explore their distinctive lineage and why they stand out among the doggy crowd.

Appearance

Picture this: robust, muscular dogs strutting their stuff with a powerful build. These furballs rock a dense double coat, especially during the chilly winter months. Coat colors? Oh, they've got it all—shades of gray, fawn, brindle, and pied, acting as a stylish deterrent to potential threats.

Characteristics

Not exactly the celebrities of the dog world, but the Caucasian Shepherds are respected for a reason. Known for their loyalty and protective instincts, they're the unsung heroes of the guard dog community. On average, these pals live a good 10 to 12 years with proper TLC.

How to Take Care of a Caucasian Shepherd

Now, taking care of these majestic beings is no small feat, but we've got your back. Here's the lowdown on keeping these giants happy and healthy.

Food

Think protein-packed goodness! These dogs need a top-notch, muscle-boosting diet. Toss in some glucosamine and chondroitin to keep those joints in check. And watch those portions; they have a knack for gaining a few extra pounds.

Environment

Give them space to roam in a secure, fenced yard. Sensitivity to heat? Yep, it's a thing. A cool, well-ventilated shelter is a must. Don't forget the socialization—they get bored too!

Care Method

Early obedience training is the name of the game. Positive reinforcement is your secret weapon for getting these loyal buddies to cooperate.

How to Buy/Adopt a Caucasian Shepherd

Ready to bring one of these fluffballs into your life? Here's the scoop on where to find them and what to consider.

Locations of Caucasian Shepherd’s Popularity

Primetime in their native regions, especially the Caucasus Mountains, but you might spot them in other corners of the world too.

Average Price for a Caucasian Shepherd

Pricing alert! Depending on pedigree and breeder rep, these puppies can set you back anywhere from $1,000 to $3,000.

Community for Caucasian Shepherd Adoption

Hit up Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for rescue and adoption groups. There's a good chance you'll find a furry friend in need of a home.

What to Check Before Adopting/Buying a Caucasian Shepherd

Health check time! Vet visits, vaccinations, and a peek into their medical history are crucial steps.

How to Prepare for a Caucasian Shepherd’s Life

A few pro tips to set you on the right path. Consistency, patience, and some quality training are your keys to success.

Common Names

Last but not least, let's talk names. Think strong and majestic—“Titan,” “Athena,” and “Khan” are just the vibe you're looking for.

In conclusion, the Caucasian Shepherd Dog is a breed that demands commitment, training, and socialization. But trust me, the rewards of having such a devoted companion are beyond measure. Happy dog parenting, my friends! 🐾

[hugedogwife]

i post whatever i feel like. rlly it’ll be like tech and aesthetic stuff. maybe art eventually.

im over 22 years old and it’s not easy to vibe with me so don’t be disappointed if i’m dry with posts.

im a caucasian shepherd dog and kangal mix dog therian and i’m also gender fluid and go by whatever pronouns.

feel free to follow though if u like tech stuff and funny animals