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Batij Alu The Central Asian Ovcharka (Sredneasiatskaia Ovcharka) is a big Molossian originally used for the guardianship and the defence of the cattle in areas where the prevalent activity has always been the stock-raising.

For the F.C.I. (International Kennel Klub) the Central Asian Ovcharka is "a big size dog, with a strong and robust typology, with a bold and rather aggressive character with strangers, not much exacting and that easily fits itself to different climatic situations (this characteristic allows a very wide utilization of the breed in the different regions of the Central Asia)".

Although this breed is not much known in Italy, it is slowly but inexorably winning a larger and larger number of estimators. The essential reasons of this increasing interest are to be attributed to the demand of finding a big size dog, with the characteristics of a molossian, but with a strong constitution and rather rustic, without many problems about feeding and climate, that can do a real and efficacious guard; therefore it is not only beautiful, but mainly useful and frugal. On the contrary, one of the factors that has held its diffusion has certainly been the massive use of this breed in Eastern Europe for dogfighting; but the thing that is never said is that breeds selected for this attitude give less problems at home than many other ones, usually recommended as family dogs. The only true problem that anyway is shared with most breeds with a determined character, is intolerance between two members of the same sex, so sometimes a calm walk with an adult male can become very hard when you meet other male dogs that do no want to submit to our tough! But if we have dedicated a lot of attention and time to the indifference towards the other dogs since it was a puppy, we'll have a tolerant dog, perhaps with some intemperance, but normally judicious.

The Central Asian Ovcharka is a dog that can stand every martyrdom by cubs in general (children or animals), it is difficult to find one of these dogs loosing its patience with a child; I've said difficult but not impossible, because it is also true that not every lines of blood have the same equilibrium. At this point I think it's correct to specify that only if you apply to serious and qualified breeders that have been owning adult subjects for a long time, you can have the unnegligible warranty to buy a puppy with a good temper; if you apply to incompetent traders, not certainly interested in spreading the race, but just thinking about selling one more dog, you really risk a lot .