Chortai

Chortai

Hound
Temperament
Independent, intelligent, loyal, athletic, calm
Origin
Southern Russia/Central Asia
Life Span
11-13
Weight
Male: 25-35; Female: 23-32 kg
Height
Male: 64-74; Female: 61-71 cm
Size
Large

Perfect for

Easy to train
Loyal & affectionate

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Easy to train
  • Extremely loyal
  • Balanced temperament

Cons

  • Requires expert training
  • Needs more space and budget

Breed Guide

The Chortai is a large dog breed belonging to the Hound group originating from Southern Russia/Central Asia. Known for its Independent, intelligent, loyal, athletic, calm, this breed has captivated dog lovers around the world. With a life expectancy of 11-13 years, it makes a wonderful companion for the right family.

Appearance

The Chortai is a large breed weighing between Male: 25-35; Female: 23-32 kg and standing Male: 64-74; Female: 61-71 cm tall. Its sturdy physique and well-proportioned body make it instantly recognizable.

Character

The Chortai is known for being Independent, intelligent, loyal, athletic, calm. It is very active and needs plenty of daily exercise. Early socialization and consistent training are key to bringing out its best qualities.

Care & Grooming

The Chortai is relatively low-maintenance when it comes to coat care. Shedding is manageable with regular brushing. Regular nail trimming, ear cleaning, and dental care are also important parts of keeping your dog healthy.

Training

The Chortai is highly intelligent and responds excellently to positive reinforcement training. Early obedience classes are recommended for all dogs of this breed. Short, engaging training sessions work best to keep their attention and build a strong bond with their owner.

Living with this Breed

The Chortai thrives best in a home with a yard or garden where it can run and play freely. Active owners who enjoy outdoor activities will find a perfect partner in this breed.

Price & Adoption

The average price for a Chortai puppy ranges from €500 to €1,500. Always choose a reputable breeder who prioritizes health and temperament.

How much does a Chortai cost?

A Chortai puppy typically costs between €500 and €1,500 from a reputable breeder.

How long does a Chortai live?

The average life expectancy of a Chortai is 11-13.

Does the Chortai shed a lot?

The Chortai sheds a manageable amount. Regular brushing is recommended to keep the coat healthy.

Is the Chortai good with kids?

The Chortai can do well with children when properly socialized. Early training and supervised interactions are important.

Size Comparison

Chortai

68 cm

Human ~170 cm

Average weight: 29 kg

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