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Estrela Mountain Dog
- Animal
- Dog
- Origin
- Portugal
- Height
- 62 cm
- Weight
- 35 kg
The Estrela Mountain Dog, also called Cão da Serra da Estrela, is a large dog from Portugal’s Serra da Estrela range. It was bred to guard flocks. The recorded height is 62 cm and the recorded weight is 35 kg. The available facts do not give a life expectancy.
What this breed is
The Estrela Mountain Dog is a Portuguese dog from the Serra da Estrela mountain range in central Portugal.
It is a large flock guardian, developed to protect livestock. You can browse dog breeds from Portugal for other breeds from the same country.
Origin and role
This breed began in Portugal’s Serra da Estrela region.
Its recorded working purpose is flock guarding, which defines the role described in the available facts.
What stands out
The Estrela Mountain Dog has a clear regional identity tied to central Portugal.
Its documented purpose is guarding flocks, and it is classified as a large dog.
What the record does not tell you
The available facts do not provide a life expectancy.
They also do not describe temperament, health, care needs or other working roles, so those points need separate confirmation before choosing a dog.
Price
This is a dog breed profile, not a software plan. No purchase price or ownership cost is given in the available facts.
Who may need another breed
People looking for a small dog should compare other entries in dog breeds.
Anyone choosing specifically by lifespan, temperament or care requirements should seek information beyond this short record first.
Verdict
Choose this breed if you want a Portuguese dog whose recorded job is flock protection and whose origins are firmly linked to the Serra da Estrela mountains.
Look elsewhere if your decision depends on details that are not supplied here, such as lifespan or temperament.
What stands out
- Portuguese breed indigenous to the Serra da Estrela range
- Bred as a flock guardian
- Recorded as a large dog
- Clear origin in central Portugal
Worth knowing
- No life expectancy is given in the available facts
- Temperament and care details are not provided
- The record does not list other working roles
Suits
- People seeking a Portuguese flock guardian
- Readers tracing breeds to central Portugal
- Owners comfortable researching beyond a brief profile
Think twice if
- You need a documented lifespan before choosing
- You want temperament or care information in the breed profile
- You are specifically seeking a small dog
In short
The Estrela Mountain Dog is a large Portuguese breed with a specific geographic home and a defined working history as a flock guardian. Its recorded measurements are 62 cm in height and 35 kg in weight. That makes it relevant to people seeking a substantial livestock-protection dog rather than a breed chosen mainly for companion traits. The available profile is brief, so buyers who need lifespan, temperament, health or daily-care information should gather those details before making a decision.
Questions
Where does the Estrela Mountain Dog come from?
It comes from Portugal, specifically the Serra da Estrela mountain range in central Portugal.
What was the Estrela Mountain Dog bred to do?
It was bred as a flock guardian, protecting livestock.
How large is an Estrela Mountain Dog?
The recorded height is 62 cm, and the recorded weight is 35 kg.
What is another name for this breed?
It is also called Cão da Serra da Estrela.
What is the Estrela Mountain Dog’s life expectancy?
The available facts do not provide a life expectancy.
Is the Estrela Mountain Dog a Portuguese breed?
Yes. It is a Portuguese breed indigenous to the Serra da Estrela mountains.
More dog breeds from Portugal
Photo credits9 photographs on this page
- Estrela Mountain Dog — Traceywashere · CC BY-SA 3.0 · file page
- Azores Cattle Dog — Summer05 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · file page
- Barbado da Terceira — Andre Heuzer · CC BY-SA 3.0 · file page
- Cão de gado transmontano — CARLOS · CC BY-SA 4.0 · file page
- Portuguese Cattle Dog — Deke · Public domain · file page
- Portuguese Podengo — Wikimedia Commons contributor · CC BY-SA 3.0 · file page
- Portuguese Pointer — Afonso Silva · CC BY-SA 3.0 · file page
- Portuguese Sheepdog — Wikimedia Commons contributor · CC BY-SA 3.0 · file page
- Portuguese water dog — Silke Hollje-Schumacher · CC BY-SA 3.0 · file page
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