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VARTANIAN R.S . " DOG MOUNTAIN KAZBEK ".

VARTANIAN RS DOG MOUNTAIN KAZBEK VLADIKAVKAZ 2006 TABLE OF CONTENTS DOGS 2 Mount Kazbek INTRODUCTION 4 I h and a t v 7 DOGS Mount Kazbek 7 PART II 14 Gergeti TYPE CAUCASIAN SHEPHERD 14 PART III 53 GARBANSKY TYPE CAUCASIAN SHEPHERD 53 PART IV 126 BREED STANDARD "Kazbek tight" 126 COMMENTS TO THE PHOTOS 127-131 143 145 STORIES GNYAS 145 CHRELA 148 Basil 151 Botha and CHITA 158 PROGRESS OF SELENIUM PHELSHA 161   INTRODUCTION I finally found the courage and decided to bring to dog lovers the beauty that surrounds me for many years. I guess I am lucky that I was born here in the Caucasus. Despite the problems, this region has managed to preserve its identity and charm, history and culture. And one of the most amazing of all this are the dogs of the Caucasus. Who at once visited here, I'm not able to remain indifferent to what he sees and hears about these dogs. Caucasus combines a multitude of peoples and cultures. If you dip into the past of the Caucasian peoples living thro...
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One moment in the history of Caucasian Shepherd.

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Petr Rumyantsev Transdanubia (01.15.1725 - 12.19.1796), Count, Field-Marshal. He was born of the marriage orderly PETER I Alexander Ivanovich Rumyantsev and Countess Maria Andreyevna Matveeva. Peter I, a wedding Rumyantsev and his flighty and changes his mistress Matveeva, and after the marriage has provided her a great location. Many thought the new-born son of a king, and the godmother was Catherine I. In 15 years, Rumyantsev was sent to Berlin to acquire diplomatic skills, but the youth was distinguished by such "extravagance, idleness " that the Messenger of Brakel hastened to get rid of him. Finally being able to enter military service, Rumyantsev, four years later became a colonel. The first great victory won Rumyantsev during the Seven Years War (1756-63 gg.), When in 1757 the cabinet decided the outcome of the battle of Gross-Egersdorf. Then followed the successes in the battle of Kunersdorf (1758), taking the fortress of Kolberg (1761). Frederick II, told his ...
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