Pets are faithful companions that accompany you through thick and thin for as long as the friendship lasts. They are silent, yet understanding. They are intelligent, yet subservient to you. They become a major portion of your life. Among the animals usually taken in as pets, dogs constitute a rather impressive proportion. After all, they are man's best friend There are over 100 different breeds of dogs with distinguishably different characteristics and features that endear them to their owners. This book focuses on one such breed: the Kangal dog. Like every other breed, they are pretty unique. This large breed dog has served centuries protecting its flock from all kinds of threats and warding off predators. It marks its territories and guards them with its life The world recognizes it as a loyal companion and has undertaken efforts to make this breed popular across all geographical boundaries. The Kangal breed is like no other It possesses unique physical characteristics and temperament. There are a number of mysteries attached to this breed which make it one of the best dog breeds. From a firm personality to acutely intimidating looks, the Kangal dog has the complete package to serve as an effective livestock guardian or to be a perfect pet. The Kangal breed has distinctive traits. It is considered one of the most intelligent dog breeds that has the ability to learn quickly. They are natural guardians that are ferocious by appearance but extremely gentle around children and other animals. They are protectors but not attackers which makes them truly man's best friend. With the right care, a Kangal dog will be the most incredible addition to your family. This manual contains all the information you need, from birth to the Rainbow Bridge, including transitioning through house breaking, care, feeding, training and end of life, so that you can make a well informed decision whether or not the Kangal is the breed for you. If you already have a Kangal, you will learn everything you need to know to keep your dog healthy and happy. The author, Matthew Burston, is a dog lover who owns a happy Kangal dog.