Puppy Raising

Responsible breeding of the Caucasian Shepherd Dog begins with health, temperament, functional conformation, pedigree analysis and careful evaluation of each breeding combination.

A practical guide to raising a Caucasian Shepherd puppy from 2 to 4 months: preparing the home, first days, yard or apartment living, feeding, joint-safe movement, socialisation, grooming, food trust, training and common mistakes.

A practical, evidence-informed guide to feeding, growth, socialisation, training, exercise, guarding behaviour, grooming, parasite protection and daily life with a Caucasian Shepherd puppy from 4 to 8 months.

The Young Giant Between 8 and 12 months of age, the Caucasian Shepherd enters one of the most interesting — and at the same time most challenging — stages of development. From the outside, the dog may already look almost fully grown. It is large, powerful, and physically capable of much more than it was only a few months ago. But appearances can be misleading. The skeleton is still developing, muscles and body proportions continue to change, and mental maturity still lags far