I think it will make its way to your country.
regards to name
When the Russians TOOK the breed from the Central Asian countries they
invaded back in the 20's they took all types of regionals dogs and put them under a standard called " Middle Asian Ovcharka " which translates to shepherd dog.
This MAO name or MAS named was NEVER used by Natives.
For about 70 years this was the named used in the adopted country..
But when Russian became a partner to FCI the name was changed to
Sredneasiastskaia Ovtcharka (SAO) which often is HALF translated to Central Asian Ovcharka or OVTcharka or OWTCHARKA..
When I took the breed to UKC we translated the entire name to Central Asian Shepherd dogs. Which is more correct since most natives in Central Asia admit they are some sort of shepherds or sheep dog or dogs that graze with sheep.
Here is a link
http://www.centralasianshepherd.homestead.com/standards.html
Central Asian shepherd dogs are a landrace of breeds vs a man made breed created to function for one working job or another.
Dogs working in the former USSR in cities were more stranger human aggressive worked well in packs guarding factories.
They selected away from the natives dogs tolerance of human that were not part of the tribe.
Native dogs and dogs used in livestock areas have a wolf pack dog to dog thing that works well, alpha and omega etc and are wary of strangers but do not have quick trigger.
Now the NEW age dogs being bred all over the world are huge monster for dog fighting . These dogs are DANGEROUS.
Some are mixed with bull breeds, or Saints to increase size and they are not
good family dogs.
Dog fighting is legal in many countries.
Our club allows no dog to be bred with a known fighting history or ot buy from breeders who promote dog fighting.
We promote the working livestock dog .
