Tornjak Dogs

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In looking at dog breeds, I came across this one. I was wondering if anyone has any experience with these dogs. Are there any in the US?
 
I did find several breeders. Some in the US and some in Canada. After researching a lot of breeds to replace our aging Bernese Mountain Dog, the Tornjak was one of the breeds that I had narrowed it down to. However, I wasn't sure if we would actually be able to own one. But, it became possible to purchase one, and Lord willing we are planning to make a ten to eleven hour trip one way the last part of next week to pick up our 2.5 month old Tornjak puppy. I am really looking forward to getting him home.
 
I had to look the breed up as I had never heard of them. They are gorgeous dogs!
 
Our Bernese had a lot of hair so we are used to that. He will be an outside farm dog so we don't need to worry about a "hairy" house.
 
she-earl said:
Our Bernese had a lot of hair so we are used to that. He will be an outside farm dog so we don't need to worry about a "hairy" house.
I take it he would be your LGD?

And I love all LGD's no matter what (real LGD's) but I like the short-haired ones best. :)
 
I had to look that one up too. What a gorgeous animal. I hope he is all you are hoping for.
 
Hey She-earl
yep had to goog it and they sound fantastic, with the double coat they would go well with my Galloways
Let us know how it goes and how much are they :hide pics if you can
 
Royd Wood, we are actually driving to Canada to pick him up. The breeder is in Western Canada but her son lives in Eastern Canada. He is out in her area so puppy will be coming East with him. They average about $1,000 but the breeder offered him to us for less. She has sent us some videos of him and I am anxious to meet him in person.
Straw Hat - he will be more of a FGD (farm guard dog) :-) We are dairy farmers and have gas, tools, etc. stolen. We were looking for a dog that has a healthier, longer lifespan than the Bernese, looks intimidating but we don't have to worry about biting, enjoys being with us around the farm, etc. After much research, this was one of my top choices.
 
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