The Aidi is a purebred dog. Other names for this breed include, Chien
de l Atlas, Atlas Sheepdog, and the Atlas Mountain Hound. The Aidi is recognized as coming from Morocco,
where it was used to defend its owner and property from wild animals. It probably originating in the Sahara.
The dog has never worked as a sheepdog even though the 1963 standard was published under the name
Atlas Sheepdog; this was corrected in 1969. Energetic and highly protective, the Aidi is a flock guard, used
to protect herds of sheep and goats. It also makes a good hunting and scent dog, which is typical of a
mountain dog. It is powerful, agile, alert, and ready for action. Makes a very good guard and watchdog,
however, is not a breed for everyone. They need an owner who knows how to remain alpha dog, and need a
job to do, preferably as a flock guard. As a sensitive breed, the dog should receive kind yet firm training. Learn more about the Aidi
Regardless, of size, all dogs are a mammal of the Canidae family, of
the order Carnivora. Canis lupus familiaris, which is a domesticated subspecies of the wolf. Commonly
referred to as a canine, dogs have instincts, which we as humans have a responsibility to fulfill.
One of these instincts is to migrate. To fulfill this instinct in our dog,
we need to take them for a daily walk. How
to walk your dog in a way that fulfills this instinct.
