Man turns down $59 million offer for his 100kg pet dog
For many people, dogs are not just pets but also family members. This deep bond is exemplified by Sathish from Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, who recently turned down a big offer for his beloved dog. Despite being offered a staggering price of 200 million Rupees (over 59 million USD) for the Caucasian Shepherd, Sathish turned down the deal, emphasizing the deep bond he shares with his pet.
Sathish – who is famous for his expensive dog breed collection, was approached by a construction company owner in Hyderabad with an attractive offer for his rare Caucasian shepherd dog. Sathish, a dog breeder and president of the Kennel Club of India, chose to be a companion to his beloved dog.
The dog named “Cadaboms Hayder” weighed more than 100 kg and was described by Sathish as being as big as a lioness. Hayder not only participated in Trivandrum Dog Club competitions but also won many awards, including a total of 32 medals for best dog breed.
In an interview with Hindustan Times, Sathish shared, “I have provided Hayder with a special residence in Kengeri, where he lives with a caretaker. The apartment is air-conditioned to meet his air needs. He consumes about 3 kg of meat daily to maintain his health and energy levels, which differs from the standard food for other breeds to meet his nutritional needs. due to its size.”
Sathish owns several other high-value dog breeds, including Korean Dosa Mastiffs, Tibetan Mastiffs and Alaskan Malamutes, each purchased for Rs 10 million, Rs 100 million and Rs 80 million respectively. .
The Caucasian Shepherd, also known as the Caucasian Ovcharka, originates from countries such as Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ossetia, Circassia, Turkey, Russia and Dagestan. This breed is especially rare in India. Historically, the Caucasus Mountains in Georgia were the primary habitat for these dogs, known for their impressive numbers and quality.
According to the American Kennel Club, the Caucasian Shepherd Dog has been used for centuries to guard property from intruders, protect livestock from predators such as wolves, and perform a variety of tasks. other protection. Adult males are 75 to 85 cm tall, while females are 64 to 70 cm tall. Their weight usually ranges from 65 to 85 kg.
One of the most notable characteristics of this breed is its extreme loyalty and willingness to protect its family with fierce dedication. With a bite force of up to 700 PSI — equivalent to that of a lion — the Caucasian Shepherd is indeed a formidable protector, feared by many.
Sathish’s decision to turn down such an expensive offer emphasizes the special bond he shares with Hayder, proving that for some, no amount of money can replace love and affection. loyalty of a beloved pet.
