Mountain sheep dog Tornjak
While the Tornjak is quiet and laid-back, they can become aggressive, territorial, and defensive if put into a threatening situation.
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Canis lupus familiaris
While the Tornjak is quiet and laid-back, they can become aggressive, territorial, and defensive if put into a threatening situation.
Because of their thick, long coat, they need a good brush two to three times a week with a metal comb or pin brush.
These dogs have an average litter size of 6 to 10 puppies. They are extremely rare and hard to find, especially in the USA.
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