Both breeds are loyal guard dogs known for their protective instincts. Alabais are smaller, weighing 24-28 inches for females, while Kangals are larger, reaching 30-32 inches. Alabais have longer, more abundant coats suitable for colder climates. Kangals have shorter, easier-to-maintain coats better suited for warmer climates
Turkey has several unique dog breeds, including Akbash, Kangal, and Anatolian Shepherd. Most Turkish dogs are loyal and protective of their owners. Breeds vary in size, weight, and shedding patterns
Kangal is larger, weighing up to 145 pounds versus Cane Corso's 90-110 pounds. Kangal has thicker coat and rounded head versus Cane Corso's square head. Cane Corso has droopy eyes versus Kangal's non-drooping eyes
Alabai originated in Central Asia for wolf protection. Kangal originated in Turkey for sheep guarding. Both breeds have significant cultural significance
Kangal weighs 90-145 pounds, while Cane Corso weighs 80-110 pounds. Kangal stands 30-32 inches tall, while Cane Corso stands 23-28 inches tall. Kangal has thick, coarse fur with fawn coat and black muzzle. Cane Corso has short, shiny fur in various colors. Kangal has floppy, large ears, while Cane Corso has pointed, small ears
Alabai originates from Central Asia, guarding livestock for thousands of years. Kangal is Turkey's national treasure, bred for wolf protection