Description
Protective and loyal: They are natural guardians, devoted to their families and livestock.
• Independent: This breed is known for its independent thinking and is not always eager to please, requiring consistent and patient training.
• Suspicious of strangers: They have a strong guarding instinct and are often wary of unfamiliar people, making early socialization essential.
• Affectionate with family: Maremmas can be very affectionate with their families, but they are not tolerant of being teased.
• Intelligent: They are highly intelligent and can be taught to perform tasks, but they will only act on what they deem a necessary reason.
•Appearance: Large, muscular dogs with a rustic appearance and a thick white or cream-colored coat. Males
typically weigh between 77 - 99 pounds and females between 66 - 88 pounds.
• Exercise: They are active working dogs that require a lot of physical and mental stimulation. Activities like hiking, running, or dog sports can be beneficial.
• Grooming: Their thick coat requires regular brushing, especially during shedding seasons in spring and fall.
• Training: Due to their independent nature, they require consistent and patient training from a young age using positive reinforcement methods.
Protective and loyal: They are natural guardians, devoted to their families and livestock.
• Independent: This breed is known for its independent thinking and is not always eager to please, requiring consistent and patient training.
• Suspicious of strangers: They have a strong guarding instinct and are often wary of unfamiliar people, making early socialization essential.
• Affectionate with family: Maremmas can be very affectionate with their families, but they are not tolerant of being teased.
• Intelligent: They are highly intelligent and can be taught to perform tasks, but they will only act on what they deem a necessary reason.
•Appearance: Large, muscular dogs with a rustic appearance and a thick white or cream-colored coat. Males
typically weigh between 77 - 99 pounds and females between 66 - 88 pounds.
• Exercise: They are active working dogs that require a lot of physical and mental stimulation. Activities like hiking, running, or dog sports can be beneficial.
• Grooming: Their thick coat requires regular brushing, especially during shedding seasons in spring and fall.
• Training: Due to their independent nature, they require consistent and patient training from a young age using positive reinforcement methods.