NEW collection "Indian Kangal" is often a term mistakenly associated with the Turkish Kangal, which is a breed of livestock guardian dogs originating from Turkey. As of now, there is no distinct breed known as the "Indian Kangal." However, it's possible that people refer to certain strong, protective dogs in India as "Kangal" due to similarities with the Turkish breed in terms of their size, strength, and guarding abilities.

 

Key Points about the Turkish Kangal:

1. Origin: Kangals are native to Turkey and have been traditionally used for guarding livestock, especially sheep, against predators like wolves, bears, and jackals.
2. Physical Traits: They are large, muscular dogs with short, double-layered coats, usually light in color with a black mask on their faces.
3. Temperament: Known for their intelligence, independence, and protective nature, they are also calm and loyal to their families.
4. Role: Kangals are highly effective at guarding herds due to their instincts and size, which can often reach up to 32 inches in height and weigh around 110-145 pounds.

If you're referring to any breed in India that's similar to a Kangal, there are native breeds like the Bakharwal or Gaddi Kutta, which are also guardian dogs used in mountainous regions to protect livestock's