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]]>Thu, 25 Dec 2025 22:35:58 GMTFantastic news for the Caucasian Ovcharka. ?@Jessica? Thanks for sharing

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]]>Fri, 30 May 2025 21:50:51 GMTHello Molosser fans. I have modified the homepage layout and am working on simplifying the site. Please let me know what you think when you have a chance.Removed the shoutbox which is rarely used.Removed the profile stats - you can still view your profile Dashboard by clicking on your profile photo. Dashboard https://molosserdogs.com/dashboardRemoved redundant block for discussions/categoriesRemoved Groups and Organizations from the home page. They are still available from the menu.Removed Articles from the home page. They are still available from the menu.Removed some photos/gallery blocks from the homepage.All functions are still present on the menu. I will clean up a few more pages every day for this week to speed up and make using the site more intuitive.Please share your thoughts on the changes.

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]]>Sun, 20 Apr 2025 18:31:29 GMTThe proposed standard revision of the Tibetan Mastiff by the parent club in the USA could set the stage for the breed to separate into two variants as has happened to the Akita.In this article on one of my favorite dog sites Denise Flaim of Modern Molosser, beautifully describes the events surrounding the revision of the #Tibetan Mastiff (#Tibetan Do-Khyi) Standard by the American Tibetan Mastiff Association (ATMA) a member club of the American Kennel Club (AKC).

]]>Fri, 25 Aug 2023 09:22:18 GMTIn a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled the genetic underpinnings of canine behavior, offering a deeper understanding of why our furry companions act the way they do. By analyzing DNA samples from over 200 dog breeds and combining this data with nearly 50,000 pet-owner surveys, scientists have identified key genes associated with specific behavioral traits. These findings, published in the journal Cell, highlight how centuries of selective breeding have shaped dogs' unique temperaments and abilities.For instance, terriers, historically bred for hunting, exhibit heightened prey drive due to genetic markers linked to this behavior. Similarly, herding breeds like Border Collies possess genes that enhance their focus and responsiveness, making them exceptional at managing livestock. The study also revealed that certain behavioral traits, such as anxiety or aggression, are influenced by both genetics and environmental factors, including the presence of children or other pets in the household.These discoveries have practical implications for dog owners, breeders, and veterinarians. Understanding the genetic basis of behavior can aid in selecting breeds that align with specific lifestyles and in developing targeted interventions for behavioral issues. As researchers continue to explore the canine genome, the bond between humans and their four-legged friends is set to grow even stronger.What do you think about these fascinating findings?

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