What should a purebred Central Asian Shepherd look like? How to identify

Speaking of the Tibetan Mastiff, most of us have heard of it, it is a large and fierce breed of dog, has been synonymous with dominance. There is a breed called the Central Asian Shepherd Dog, it is said that the Tibetan Mastiff is their ancestor, this dog is also very fierce and powerful, in foreign countries there are a lot of people to raise it as a guard dog and family companion dog. So what does a purebred Central Asian Shepherd actually look like? 1. Look at its head: The purebred Central Asian Shepherd’s head is well-proportioned, with a broad forehead and a clear face that appears stout and full. The dog’s eyes are small, oval, and sunken in the eye sockets. The coat is rough and straight, and can be divided into two types of long and short hairs according to its length. Its coat color includes white, black, gray, straw, fawn (reddish brown), gray-brown interspersed, tiger spots, and patches, spots color, etc. 4, look at its gait: if there are conditions, let the dog stand and walk, Central Asian Shepherd as an excellent sheepdog origin, its gait is calm and unhurried, no trotting and will not sprint, the whole action looks very calm and cool. Generally speaking, purebred Central Asian Shepherds have these external characteristics mentioned above, and any discrepancy with these characteristics proves that they are not quality Central Asian Shepherds. Whether as an identification or breed reference, I hope these methods will help you accurately determine whether a Central Asian Shepherd’s pedigree is pure or not.