The Slovak Cuvac is a breed of guard and shepherd dog originating from the Slovak mountains. Recognized for its loyalty and courage, it has served for centuries to protect flocks from predators.
The Slovak Cuvac sports a thick, curly white coat, which not only makes it recognizable but also provides protection against the harsh mountain weather. An adult male typically weighs between 36 and 44 kilograms, while a female weighs between 31 and 37 kilograms. The height at the withers for males is about 62 to 70 centimeters and for females 59 to 65 centimeters.
Traditionally, the Slovak Cuvac is used as a shepherd and guard dog.
With its loud bark and imposing appearance, it is an excellent guardian.
It is affectionate and loyal, making it a good pet for families.
Its protective nature can be channeled to make it an assistance dog, although this is not its most common use.
It continues to serve in its traditional role of flock protection in rural areas.
The Slovak Cuvac is not typically used as a hunting or therapy dog, but its reassuring presence and stable temperament can offer comfort.
