Not Important who is bigger If a alabai or Kangal Attack you.... You have a big problem 🤣

Incoming angry Kangal fans🤣🤣🤣🤣

Dogs that you show as kangal dogs are not kangals. In Anatolia, dogs mixed with other large breeds are thought to be coils. For example, when you farm with malakli, you call that dog kangal. The dogs you show are hybrids. The original kangal dog wouldn't be too big. They're about 80 centimeters on average. The dogs you show as alabi are not the original alabai. They mated the Alabai dog with other dogs to make it larger and thicker. Alabai averages 80 centimeters.

Hello to Central Asians. I'm from Uzbekistan and I have ALABAY. Its the best dog all times.

This is just wrong, kangals and alabai were not bred to be as big as possible. Working kangals that are made to protect livestock are much smaller than the kangals people breed today for pets. It’s beneficial for it to be lighter and faster when working all day in the fields.

Ohhhhhh Yehhhhhh...... Alabai is my favourite 🔥🔥🔥

Kangal 🔥👑

It’s funny and sad at the same time when a person has a dog that big, and have absolutely no control what so ever over the dog.

alabai can be also a bit taller

Alabai and Kangal brothers 🇹🇲🇹🇷💪 no panic 😉 alabai from turkmenistan and kangal from turkey We are brother nations .

Wana buy Alabai.❤️

😂 That's just a part of the conclusion! There's more to tell, why don't you? Lack of stamina? 🐸

Alabai: l am biggest dog! Kangal: no l am St Bernard: am l a joke to you??

These two ain't got shit on a Caucasian Ovcharka

It's true that Alabai is taller and bigger than Kangal but that still doesn't change that Kangal is stronger, after all the bite power is what counts. (I say this as a Turk)

I saw a video of an alabai trying to fight a small Jaguar and the dog got killed very fast

Yes , alabai is bigger than kangal , but kangal have the force bite more stronger than alabai - 743 psi ! However , both are a great dogs for sheepfold , yard and farm ! I love them both !

I have owned several Central Asian Ovcharka, of which the Alabai is a sub-variant and one champion Kangal male. Size and form must always follow function. Size, in and of itself, is not the most important factor comprising a successful Livestock Guarding dog, but it is an important factor. A large dog that is not agile, athletic, orthopedically sound, with an advanced neuromuscular system, and proper temperament is of little value to the owner, and the dog will not survive long in a working environment. Great size is always to be favored with LGD's, however, proper balance must always be consider of paramount importance. Certainly a LGD should not be as massive as a St Bernard or English Mastiff, because great size and mass have a metabolic cost. All that bone and muscle must be moved, and much of it does not contribute to locomotion, so excessively massive dogs are challenged with regards to intramuscular and cardiovascular endurance and agility. I owned a spectacular male CAO of Kazakhstan heritage, UKC Grand Champion, who measured 33.5 inches at the withers, was 56 inches long from tip of muzzle to rump, stood approximately 6'4" tall when standing on his hind legs, had a 28 inch circumference neck, was heavily boned, exceedingly broad across the chest, weighed between 194-203 lbs depending upon the season, had the most massive canines that I had ever observed in a dog, yet he could out-run hunting dogs weighing 65-70 lbs, and was able to jump over (not climb) a 6 foot fence with ease. He was fast and agile enough to catch and kill two Buck Deer, 5 coyote-wolf hybrids, a bobcat, and copperhead snake. But he was a truly exceptional dog, perhaps one in a million, or even rarer. I have to date never seen another dog approaching his size move as he did. Kangal can be as tall as CAO, but they are generally narrower across the chest, more closely resembling CAO dogs from the steppe region. Kangal and CAO dogs are virtually identical from a genetic stand-point. Do not confuse a pure-breed Kangal with the mongrelized Anatolian Shepherd dogs found inhale USA and Europe. This breed was not recognized in Turkey until recently, and DNA studies suggest the Anatolian Shepherd dogs a in reality a Kangal that have been hybridized with local dogs.

Technically, (I'm about to be that guy lol), Alabai are supposed to be smaller. All the true blue alabai purists will tell you they should be around 100-130 lbs. They're too lethargic at 170lbs to protect a flock from quick wolves. Viral be has so many contradicting videos with bad info on them...yet here I am🤦‍♂️

Alabai = “Alabay” or called “Olabay” in Uzbekistan, this name comes from the “mixcolor” or tricolor, color “Ola bula”, we love our dogs 🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬

Kangal

It doesn't matter which breed is bigger It matters whether you're balls are safe or not

Kangals still stronger no matter the size

Make a video of kangal vs Caucasian plsss and tag me 🙏😒

Alabai has a biggest advantage because it has alibi 😁

I have a chihuahua who is 185 cm & weighs 347 KG. Bite for measured at 8350 PSI

Great

you can compare Alabai with Aksaray Malaklı 😂 Malaklı is King.

What about Tibetan mastiff's?

Can you do caucasian shepherd next

Bro, a 170lb beast?! My pomchi ain't no more than 20lbs and he lowkey be pulling me 😂😂😂😂

Tibetian mastiff , laughing at the corner.

Aka the Central Asian Shepard....

I would love to get an Alabai along side my Kangal but they are just too aggressive to be walking around my neighborhood

The dog you give priority to is not Kangal, pure kangals are not too big and their heads are straight. There are no forehead protrusions. her lips are not drooping. They are not overly large and they are not bulky.

Alabai!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Kangal is the highest bite force at about 730psi

Bro i invite u turkey, u should see our kangals maybe u May Change youre idea.

Kangal is stronger 😉

🙏🏻💕

well compare the alabai to the big brother kangal the aksaray malaklisi thats 1 m and 100+kilo

Super perros. Excelentes ejemplares.

The biggest elephant but King is lion...

Can you make a video about the Veo shepherd dog please

The Kangal is the strongest dog in the world, and in turkey there is so many Kangal around 80-90 kg

Kangal It's a Turkish dog, I'm Turkish too

Apparently central Asian shepherd’s can reach weights of up to 280 pounds

But Kangals have the greatest bite force.

these two dogs are turkic dogs Alabay and kangal have the same ancestor.

Kangal👍🙏

And my second question is, how is more dangerous , and who will win when both they have a fight beetwin.

The Kangals must be small so that the one who catches the Wolf will know, especially since females are smaller they run faster she catches the wolf and they beat him together with the strong male Kangal

A Turkish Malakli is about the size of a large Alabay. They are massive; however badass, wolf-fighting Kangals are slightly smaller, but enormously agile, strong and unbeatable!

Malakli 🇹🇷 and Alabay 🇹🇲 are the identical size breeds.

KANGAL

Thank you dude 🦮💘💞

I’ve seen kangals bigger than CAO

Both allot shorter than the 40” tall wolf

Isn’t this chef John’s voice?

Alabai can get a lot heavier than 170lbs. They are known to reach up to around 110kg. Closer to 240lbs, they are a similar height and weight of a Caucasian Shepherd, maybe slightly bigger.

Kangals are far more athletic than the Alabai. Doesn't matter how big the dog is if it never catches the predator before it kills livestock. I'd prefer an Anatolian Shepherd over a Caucasian Shepherd or Central Asian Shepherd. In Canada, we cross breed livestock guardian dogs to get the best qualities of each breed.

Alabai can be bigger but muscles and bite force goes to kangap

They're like the King Lion and the Tiger for the most part aside from the Siberian Tiger, the Tiger is usually heavier but nonetheless the King Lion still wins as does the Kangal! 🤔💯😁🤌😝👌

In Kyrgyzstan they are widely used daily

Many people owning a Kangal dog in fact owns a mix dog with the Anatolian shepherd. If your Kangal is tall it’s already a sign that shows that he’s a mix dog.

Kangal is power

Yes true ..alabai larger heavier than kangal and also alabai is a cumbersome dog. This is not good thing for a shepherd dog. Kangal can run longer and faster, bite force 743 psi . kangal is the most powerfull shepherd dog. Turkish Kangals know well the way how to fight with wolves.. To be a Big shepherd dog is a disadvantage .anyway turkish nevsehir malakli shepherd dogs is bigger than alabai..

When comparing 2 items, it's larger and smaller.

Alabay = Turkmen Kangal = Turk

Kangal is wolfhunter must be allways fit

Why do they use leads? Get a head collar on the dog. Like a horse- if you don’t control the head you don’t control the dog. Im tiny- 5”2 (168cm) 50kgs (115 pounds) Ive owned Great Danes for 20years. One was 83kgs (220 pounds) I had total control over him. My current dog is 10kgs heavier than I am. He was trained on a head collar.

Wrong information ⚠️ Almost all the data is wrong just searched it on internet Alabai can grow to 80 to 90cm Kangol can grow up to 80 to 101cm

As an owner of 11 Alabai’s - I can say that this video isnt true! I have two males and both over 250 pounds. One is 98 sm tall - 39 inches. Older one Frank is 4 y/o and his son is 1,5 y/o 245 pounds. Here in Russia we have alabais mostly for dog fights but I never liked dog fights so Im against it and my dogs never participated in any fights and i know its hard to believe but they are very calm dogs. The only bad thing about these dogs - you cant train them like other breeds. Alabai very confident dogs

Alabai vs Kangal : Alabay winner

The alabai couldn't catch wolf due to its size. Zorba is still the heaviest dog and zeus is the tallest dog. Lastly, kangal has the strongest bite force among the dogs. Don't worry alabais fanatics because Vladimir Putin choses alabai as his favorite dog.

Both turkish breed and for different purposes

Alabai bite force 600psi. Kangal bite force. 760psi. They both bite hard. But for some reason ive always thought kangals and alabais were the biggest dogs ever. St bernards weight more than that 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

Алабай супер номер 1 в мирь👍👍🐅🐅🐅👍👍

Am in Nigeria how can I buy it

I love kangal dogs and amazing dogs when you raised them...i grew up woth those dogs and trust me they're dangerous if you dont know them and you around their properties. I mean Dangerous as you never wish to be around. 🙉👹😸😸🤜👊🤛🙏💯👌🔥🔥😍

Kangal has a stronger bite force of 770 to 1000

Alabai/Alabay are also a dog breed from Turks/Turkmens just like Kangal. Alabai and Kangals are related each others.

Kangal is so much more intelligent easier to train compared to the other dog. Less drooling and shedding also. I would take Kangal home in a heartbeat 10-20 years ago.!!!

True but the kangal isnt an big dog its an strong fast dog, thats litterly the meaning of a kangal.

True but Kangal iz KANGAL No match in Defending ....🥺😍❤️TRUE Also..🙏💕

Which is why alabai cant chase and Kangal can chase. Which is why Kangal still the top

Alabai and Kalabai are branches of Kangal. Alabai is Alabaş Kalabai is Karabaş.

İt's obvious that the Alabai is bigger but the Kangal has the strongest bite force in between all dog breeds.

Would still lose to Mackenzie valley wolf 🐺

Alabai and kangal mix breed

True. But kangal is much stronger. P.s. there is no kangal in this video, only boz, malakli and Anatolian shepherd dog which might be even bigger than alabai. Kangal has a “wolfy shape” head and body and the strongest jaws

First photo is no kangal is named MALAKLI, check these to for VS

I just hope that the kennel clubs and ignorant greedy breeders don't mess up these breeds for money and false standards , like they have done with so many other great dog breeds

Is true of course, the original kangal is similar in height to neapolitan mastiff or tosa inu

Talk about German Shepherd

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Kangal 💪🦁🇹🇷🐺

Kangal has strength muscle and taller other dog breeds so it win easier in fight because it has comfortable body and agile

Qartuli Nagazi (the motherdog Alabai) 120 kilo plus 😅