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Names for Polish Tatra Sheepdogs
Polish Tatra Sheepdog Breed Standards
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Breed
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Also Called:
Owczarek
Podhalanski, Polish Mountain Sheepdog, Owzcarek Tatrazanski |
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Height: The Polish Tatra
Sheepdog's height is 24-34 inches. |
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Weight: The Polish Tatra
Sheepdog's weight is 66-150 lbs. |
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Colors: The Polish
Tatra Sheepdog is white in color. |
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General Appearance: The
Polish Tatra Sheepdog is a white dog with long, hard, and thick hair which
may be straight or wavy. |
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Temperament: The
Polish Tatra Sheepdog are calm, intelligent and alert. This dog is also
great with children and other dogs. Though it may try to herd them. |
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Care: The Polish
Tatra Sheepdog requires moderate grooming. Brush this dog weekly. |
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Training: The Polish Tatra
Sheepdog can be trained as companions, guard dogs and rescue dogs. This
breed of dog requires a gentle and consistent approach with training. If
training is too harsh, they may be offended and pretend to be blind and
deaf. |
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Activity: The Polish Tatra
Sheepdog prefers a country setting. This dog needs regular exercise. |
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Life Span: -- |
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Litter Size: -- |
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Country of Origin:
The Polish Tatra Sheepdog originated in Poland. |
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Brief History: The
Polish Tatra Sheepdog, originated in the Podhale, a small, mountainous
region in southern Poland. The big, white mountain dog probably came from
Mastiff type origins, which came to Europe from Asia, and Tibet. They have
existed in Polish mountains for thousands of years. Developed as a livestock
guardian, the breed is also used as guide dogs, for personal protection, as
guard dogs on private property, and for military and police work. Although
the breed had most likely existed for hundreds of years in Poland, the
advance of mountaineering in the mid-19th century brought them to the
attention of the outside world. The breed was left almost extinct as a
result of World War II. |
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Registries: FCI, CKC, UKC |