Holisticpet is dedicated to improving the lives of animals by developing and manufacturing solutions and products to aid post surgical recovery as well as ageing, handicapped and debilitated pets.  All products are where possible  made in Cape Town, South Africa A percentage of the sale of this product will be donated to the HPF (Handicapped pets fund). The HPF provides financial assistance for animal welfare cases in need of wheelchairs, prosthetics and rehabilitative devices. Showing 1–20 of 31 resultsA Caucasian Ovcharka dwarfs its owner They can grow to a massive size - and are programmed to protect against the fiercest predators. Now huge dogs bred for hunting Russian bears are going on sale in Northern Ireland for the first time. Male Caucasian Ovcharka dogs can reach as much as 14 stone in weight and eat their way through two huge bowls of dog food a day, according to Newry man Jason Mooney, who is offering them for sale.Mr Mooney said he has a one-year male called Bear, which has already reached 11 or 12 stone, and a 18-month female called Orya.

"I was in England a few years ago and a friend of mine has some – he was the first person to bring them into England," he said."It was the size that struck me – I thought they were massive."They can be quite protective dogs as well. "He had three of his grandchildren with him and the dog was trying to go for me to keep me away from them. But the ones I have are quite placid – they wouldn't be as protective as his were."Mr Mooney said the dogs were originally bred for bear hunting and have featured in Russia's Toughest Prisons series on National Geographic channel."They have them as guard dogs," he explained. "Everyone is stunned by them. We live in the countryside and the postman came up and asked what they were. Then he said he had Googled them – he thought they were brilliant. Everybody is surprised by the size of them."I have plenty of room here for them to run about. We wouldn't take them for walks very often because we have two acres of land and they have the run of the whole place."

Mr Mooney says the dogs are great with his children Kai (4) and Alicia (18 months). "Kai has been bred up with them and they love him. They knock him over the odd time because they are so big but they love him," he said. "They just chase each other around."The dogs also get on well with the other animals, including the goats."The big dog would put his paw on the goat and try to push him to the ground," Mr Mooney says. "The male wouldn't be fully grown yet – he's about 11 or 12 stone at the moment and he will probably reach 14 stone. He would eat two big dog bowls of food a day filled to the brim."I've bred Akitas too, and they wouldn't be a small dog, but when these were five-six weeks they were twice the size of the Akita pups at that age."Mr Mooney said the breed is familiar to a lot of Polish people in the area as they know them from home. "A lot of people would know what they are as soon as they see them," he said. "They need to go to someone who has plenty of room.

It wouldn't suit them to be going to a a little back street yard – they need room to exercise."The Caucasian Ovcharka, or Caucasian shepherd dog, is a flock guardian used to protect sheep from predators and thieves. For centuries flocks of sheep have existed in Caucasia, the mountainous land mass between the Black and Caspian Seas. Cheap White Faux BlindsDogs similar to this breed have protected the sheep from predators for at least 600 years.Jacuzzi Bathroom Planner Beethoven is a 1992 comedy film about a loveable St Bernard puppy named after composer Ludwig van Beethoven, who keeps growing and causes mayhem around the home.Dolphin Shower HeadCaucasian Mountain Dog Breeders with Puppies for Sale Caucasian Mountain Dog Puppies A strongly muscled, powerful, and athletic breed, the Caucasian Mountain Dog possesses a very distinctive head and expression.

They are most often described as "bear-like". This ferocious defender's body is slightly longer than they are tall with males being more massive and females lighter in build.Does your Caucasian Mountain Dog bark, howl, and cry whenever you leave the house? Frequent brushing is required to prevent the coat from tangles and matting. Bathing should only be done when necessary using a mild shampoo to protect the weather-resistant coat. There are no known health problems associated with the Caucasian Mountain Dog breed. The Caucasian Mountain Dog is slow to mature and is headstrong. Early socialization is a must. Caucasian Mountain Dog's will not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training should be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and reward. There are several accepted methods of house training your new Caucasian Mountain Dog puppy. The Caucasian Mountain Dog breed is not recommended for apartment or city dwelling. They do best in a rural setting with room to roam and run and a job to do.

Get Matched with Caucasian Mountain Dog Breeders using PuppyMatch Considering a Caucasian Mountain Dog Puppy? Choose the RIGHT Caucasian Mountain Dog Breeder and the RIGHT breed Caucasian Mountain Dog may not be the right breed for you! Ask a QuestionAbout Caucasian Mountain Dogs AnonymousWhat food is good for Caucasian Mountain Dog's to grow faster and bigger? 1 CommentAnonymousGiant breed dogs, like the Caucasian Mountain Dog are not meant to grow fast. This breed takes 2 - 3 years before he/she is full grown. You want to feed your dog a high quality, grain free large breed puppy food for the first year to a year and a half. Then change to a good, high quality grain-free adult food. Give your dog lots of big, raw/meaty bones and that will encourage a large head as the chewing will give the dog large jaw muscles and the over-all size you are looking for.AnonymousHow much does the Caucasian Mountain Dog eat daily? Add a CommentAnonymousHow long is the Caucasian Mountain Dog's life span?

1 CommentAnonymousThe Caucasian Mountain Dog's average life span is 10 - 11 years. The life span of a dog will be determined by many things, including genetics, the life span of the dogs dam/sire and their dam/sire's, the quality of food the dog is fed and the dog's weight throughout its life.AnonymousHow long does it take male and female Caucasian Mountain Dogs to mature and start breeding? 1 CommentAnonymousNo giant breed dog, such as the Caucasian Mountain Dog, should be bred until they've reached 2 years of age. Have had their hips, elbows, eyes, and hearts tested and passed and have exceeded in one or more area's such as confirmation showing, obedience trails, guard work, etc.AnonymousHow well do Caucasian Mountain Dogs get along with other dogs especially small dogs(chihuahua-doxie mix)? 1 CommentAnonymousThe Caucasian Mountain Dog is not considered a dog-friendly dog. If well socialized, they will have other dog friends of their size. But they do not tend to do well with small breed dogs.