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Moscow Guard
Moscow Guard
Origin
Russia
Size
Giant Breed
Ideal Space
House with backyard
Ideal Weather
10º-24ºC
Life Expectancy
10-12 years
Cost of buying
₹ 25,000 - ₹ 80,000
Top 5 Traits
Loyal
Protective
Intelligent
Energetic
Fearless
Avg Monthly Expenses
₹ 5,700 - ₹ 8,550
Introducing You to the Moscow Guard Breed
Characteristics
Barking
Quiet
Loud
Temperament with Kids
Aggressive
Friendly
Playfulness
Silent
Very Playful
Friendliness
Not Friendly
Super Friendly
Compatibility with other dogs
Aggressive
Friendly
Need for attention
Independent
Very Needy
Monthly Expenses
How Much Does a Moscow Guard Cost?
Cost of buying
₹ 25,000 - ₹ 80,000
Prerequisites to pet a Moscow Guard
Access to Veterinary
Appropriate Climate
Lifestyle Compatibility
Time and Effort
Access to Groomer
Best Practices to Follow While Shopping or Adopting a Moscow Guard
Nutritional Care of the Moscow Guard
Monthly Food Expenses
₹ 3,000 - ₹ 4,500
Calories per day
Puppies: 1800 kcal
Adults: 2200 kcal
Essential Nutrients
Carbohydrates
Fats
Minerals
Protein
Vitamins
Fibre
List of foods
Dry Dog Food
Fresh Meat
Fresh Fish
Home made meals
Fruits
Vegetables
Chicken
Breakdown of Macro-nutrients
Food Habits of the Moscow Guard Breed
What to Avoid in a Moscow Guard’s Diet?
Avoid anything with these ingredients
Alcohol
Almonds
Cherries
Cinnamon
Dairy
Garlic
Grapes
Mushrooms
Onions
Salt
Sugar
Healthcare Tips for the Moscow Guard Breeds
Avg Monthly Expenses
₹ 1,500 - ₹ 2,250
Common Health Issues
Bloat
Canine distemper
Hip Dysplasia
Parasites
Parvovirus
Leptospirosis
Rabies
Heartworm
Well being
Exercise
Agility Training
Bonding
Games
Socialization
Energy Level
Medium
Exercise routine
45 - 90 minutes
Recognising Stress
Changes in appetite
Excessive Barking
Pacing
Excessive Panting
Reluctance to move
Increased laziness
Common Moscow Guard Health Issues
Vaccination details
Growth Stage
Core Vaccines
6-8 weeks
DHPP (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza)
10-12 weeks
Second DHPP booster
14-16 weeks
Third DHPP booster and Rabies
Annually
Rabies booster
Senior Dog Care for the Moscow Guard Breeds
Grooming Tips for the Moscow Guard Breed
Avg Monthly Expenses
₹ 1,200 - ₹ 1,800
Shedding Level
High Shedding
Hygienic Checklist
Teeth Care
Eye Care
Nail Trimming
Brushing
Bathing
Ear Cleaning
Benefits of Grooming
Cleanliness
Low Shedding
Odourless
Prevents Bad Breath
Prevents infections
Quality of life
Written by
Happy Pet Team
Author
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is unique about the Moscow guard dog?
Ans: The distinctive thing about the Moscow Guard is its colossal, well-built physique, dense and waterproofed coat, a soft and kind disposition towards family members. His history as a bred protector in tough climates helps this unique character.
Q2: Are the Moscow Guards kid-friendly?
Ans: Yes, particularly when socialized and trained correctly, Moscow Guards are gentle and protective around children. The correct amount of early socialization, however, is also integral to a balanced temperament.
Q3: How much exercise does a Moscow Guard require?
Ans: Moscow Guards is a big, active breed that needs daily exercise, including long walks, playing, and controlled free running in a safe area to stay in good physical and mental condition.
Q4: Any health concerns that owners should know about?
Ans: Hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, bloat (less rarely). Preventive strategies include regular veterinary check-ups, weight management, and a balanced diet.
Q5: Can I get a Moscow Guard from a shelter instead of a breeder?
Ans: Absolutely. Blast from the past: Some shelters and rescue organizations might have Moscow Guards available for adoption. There are plenty of further and better and more fulfilling reasons to adopt than simply buying a dog.
Q6: How do I take care of my Moscow Guard?
Ans: Regular brushing, occasional bathing (every 6-8 weeks), nail clipping, ear cleaning, and dental care are necessary to keep their coat and health in check.
