FAQ

While not naturally aggressive toward people, the Kangal Shepherd Dog is one of the most powerful and territorial breeds, with strong protective instincts that can appear aggressive if not properly socialized and trained.

Yes, you can buy a Kangal dog in the United States, where the breed has been present since the 1980s and is recognized and bred as a distinct type.

The Kangal is typically bigger than the Cane Corso, with males reaching up to 34 inches in height and 145 pounds in weight.

Yes, Kangal dogs are legal in the United States and have been bred there since their introduction in the 1980s.

Yes, the Kangal is generally stronger than the Pitbull, especially in terms of size, bite force, and guarding capability.

Yes, a Turkish Kangal can be a good family dog if properly socialized and trained from an early age, although it requires experienced ownership and adequate space.

The Turkish Kangal dog is a large, powerful livestock guardian breed from Turkey's Sivas Province, renowned for protecting flocks from predators. It's known for its strength, loyalty, and calm temperament.

Deworming a dog usually begins working within a few hours, but full parasite clearance can take several days to weeks, depending on the type of worm and treatment used.

Yes, you can still touch your dog if he has worms, but you should practice good hygiene like washing your hands afterward to reduce the risk of zoonotic transmission.

Deworming a dog typically begins working within a few hours, but it can take several days to fully eliminate parasites, depending on the type of worm and treatment used.