Characteristics

Alabais are sizable canines, with males measuring 25-32 inches in height and weighing 110-170 pounds, whereas females have a height of 24-28 inches and weigh 80-130 pounds.

Alabais possess a temperament that is characterised by their unwavering loyalty and protective nature towards their household and proprietors, rendering them exceptional guard dogs. Although they possess an autonomous nature and a tendency to be obstinate, with adequate guidance and exposure to social environments, they have the capability to become devoted and fond companions.

The Alabais breed possesses a dense furred cloak and is composed of two layers, varying in length from short to long. Their coat colour can vary and may encompass shades such as white, black, brindle, fawn, and grey.

The Alabais possess big, dangling ears that are situated at a high position on their head. The decision to crop or keep their ears in their natural state is subject to local customs and regulations.

Although Alabais are typically in good health, they may be susceptible to specific medical problems, including hip and elbow dysplasia and bloat. Ensure the well-being of your furry companion by selecting a reliable breeder and booking frequent appointments with a trusted veterinarian.

Alabais are lively canines that necessitate consistent physical activity and cognitive engagement for their well-being and contentment. They derive pleasure from trekking, jogging, and learning to obey.