Exporting dogs to Arab countries

Exporting dogs to Arab countries

Exporting dogs to Arab countries is one of the services of this collection, which is welcomed by applicants in Arab countries. Keeping dogs has been promoted among families and individuals due to the unique characteristics of these animals. The export of dogs to Arab countries includes all kinds of breeds and species of these animals that have been trained from a young age to socialize with humans and for specific purposes and have been trained under the supervision of experts.

Each breed of dog has special physical and moral characteristics and requires its own training.

Breeding and export of German Shepherd dogs

German Shepherd is one of the dogs that are bred and sold to Arab countries for dog export. Dogs of this breed are one of the most well-known breeds and are known for their high intelligence and unique abilities, and they have a special place among the dogs that are offered for export to Arab countries.

Among the characteristics and moral characteristics of these animals, we should mention their courage and spirit of self-sacrifice, which, along with their high intelligence, has made them incomparable friends. Some dog breeders call these animals French Wrench because these animals can handle many tasks. And for this reason, they are among the dogs that are considered for export to Arab countries.

Like other types of dogs, German Shepherds must be trained at a young age to be institutionalized, and the older they get, the less trainable they become. The best age for training these animals is 8 weeks old. This intelligent and clever dog must be trained under the supervision of an expert trainer, and not everyone has the ability to train this outstanding breed. In this collection of exporting dogs to Arab countries, we have used the best trainers in this field.

Breeding and export of guard dogs

Guard dogs have different breeds. Breeding a guard dog, if it is for the purpose of protecting humans, requires special education and training, and if it is for the purpose of guarding buildings, buildings, houses, properties, etc., it requires other teachings and training methods. In any case, in both cases, guard dogs protect something or someone and are available in various types in this collection of dog exports to Arab countries.

There are two methods of training guard dogs and each one has its own application and its own applicants. These two training methods are: warning dogs and catch dogs. Alert dogs bark continuously in the face of danger to alert others and have a lower degree of protection and are more suitable for family or low-risk environments.

. However, guard dogs are more suitable for guarding complexes, houses, and such things. The training of both cases requires special expertise and knowledge and requires professional and experienced trainers, which we use in this collection of dog exports to Arab countries.

Guard dogs, if trained by a professional trainer, can easily overcome wild animal attacks and handle larger animals. Also, due to the type of skin they have, they are suitable for mountainous and forest weather conditions. Because many people benefit from the presence of guard dogs due to living in mountainous and forested places or traveling to these areas. to protect them from the attack of predatory animals.

Sarab dog

Iranian Sarab dogs are one of the best breeds of guard dogs that are also exported to Arab countries. Sarab dogs are very strong and if trained properly, they are very capable.

Sarab dog is sensitive and intelligent. and because it has high intelligence. it is also highly trainable, which makes it suitable for special training. In addition to this intelligence and ability. the loyalty and courage of these animals should also be added, which makes them ideal for protecting and caring for humans. The training of these animals should be done correctly and at a young age. In this collection, we train all kinds of different breeds of dogs and are ready to export to all Arab countries. For more information, contact our colleagues in this collection.