FAQ

A Kangal Dog typically costs between $1,000 and $5,000, depending on factors like lineage, breeder reputation, and geographic location.

Police often don't use Kangals because they are independent, difficult to train for obedience-based tasks, and are not well-suited for urban environments.

A Kangal Dog typically costs between $800 and $2,000, depending on lineage and breeder reputation.

Kangals are not inherently aggressive toward humans, but they are territorial and protective, especially when guarding livestock or property.

Yes, the Kangal is generally considered stronger than a Pitbull due to its larger size and significantly higher bite force.

Yes, Kangals can be good family dogs with proper training and socialization, though they are best suited for experienced owners due to their protective instincts.

Yes, Kangal dogs are legal to own in the US, although some states or municipalities may have specific regulations.

Not in corpus.

Cats often perceive dogs as potential threats or competitors, though their reaction varies based on personality, past experiences, and individual socialization.

Dogs are not inherently afraid of cats, but individual experiences, socialization, and the cat's behavior can make some dogs wary or fearful.