Arab countries are after Kangal dogs.

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The Arab countries show great interest in Kangal dogs, known as the best livestock guardian dogs in the world.

Arabs, known for their interest in predators like lions and tigers, have also shown interest in Kangal shepherd dogs, which have gained fame beyond the borders of their country. A Kangal dog breeder in Sivas has made an agreement to send 10 trained Kangal dogs to Saudi Arabia.

A FAVORITE OF THE MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES

The Kangal dogs, recognized as the best livestock guardian dogs in the world, are also attracting interest from Middle Eastern countries. Kangal dogs, renowned for their strength, physique, and many abilities, have been purchased by countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates.

TO BE SENT AFTER TESTS

Anatolian lions, which can quickly adapt to hot and cold weather, will take on the task of protecting herds in Middle Eastern countries. The Kangals, which will undergo various tests before going abroad, will be sent to Saudi Arabia after the microchip procedures.

"IN DEMAND FROM ARAB COUNTRIES"

Breeder Umut Taşdelen, who stated that they also send Kangal dogs to military areas at the border, said, "The Kangal shepherd dog, which has gained fame worldwide with its character, strength, and superior intelligence, has recently been in high demand from Arab countries. There is serious demand for Kangal shepherd dogs from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Dubai. We are preparing to send our dogs to these countries. Our agreement for 10 Kangal dogs with Saudi Arabia is also ongoing. After the paperwork is completed, our 10 Kangal shepherd dogs, which are our national values, will be in the deserts of Arabia. Some documents need to be completed for Kangal dogs to go abroad. Rabies tests and microchip procedures need to be done. After completing these types of care, we plan to send our dogs. It makes us proud that our national value, Kangal dogs, represents us there. I hope they fulfill their duties well in the places they go and continue to make us proud," he said.