Breed

# Slovak Cuvac

The Slovak Cuvac is standing 25–28 in at the withers, weighing males 79–97 lb · females 68–82 lb.

![A photograph of the Slovak Cuvac](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breeds/lg/slovak-cuvac.webp)

Height

25–28 in

Weight

males 79–97 lb · females 68–82 lb

Among the 500 breeds here with recorded measurements, the Slovak Cuvac is taller than 87% of the measured breeds, heavier than 85%.

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Slovak Cuvac

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## Breeds that look like the Slovak Cuvac

A neural network trained to tell breeds apart by sight read all 510 photographs in this reference, and these are the 6 it placed closest to the Slovak Cuvac.

- [![](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breeds/kuvasz.webp)Kuvasz](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breed/kuvasz/)
- [![](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breeds/tatra-shepherd-dog.webp)Tatra Shepherd Dog](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breed/tatra-shepherd-dog/)
- [![](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breeds/pyrenean-mountain-dog.webp)Pyrenean Mountain Dog](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breed/pyrenean-mountain-dog/)
- [![](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breeds/borzoi.webp)Borzoi](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breed/borzoi/)
- [![](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breeds/armenian-gampr.webp)Armenian Gampr](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breed/armenian-gampr/)
- [![](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breeds/keeshond.webp)Keeshond](https://www.woofandbeyond.com/breed/keeshond/)

Side by side

Height 0–38 in

1. Slovak Cuvac25–28 in
2. Kuvasz28–30 in
3. Tatra Shepherd Dog26–28 in
4. Pyrenean Mountain Dog28–32 in
5. Borzoi30–33 in
6. Armenian Gampr25 in
7. Keeshond17–19 in

Weight 0–220 lb

1. Slovak Cuvac79–97 lb
2. Kuvasz106–137 lb
3. Tatra Shepherd Dog77–132 lb
4. Pyrenean Mountain Dog121–165 lb
5. Borzoi75–105 lb
6. Armenian Gampr120 lb
7. Keeshond33–44 lb

Lifespan 0–20 yrs

1. Slovak Cuvacno recorded figure
2. Kuvasz10–12 yrs
3. Tatra Shepherd Dog10–12 yrs
4. Pyrenean Mountain Dog10–12 yrs
5. Borzoi11–15 yrs
6. Armenian Gampr12–16 yrs
7. Keeshond10–12 yrs

Nothing here was grouped by hand. The ranking is an opinion about appearance, not about ancestry, which is why it sometimes puts together breeds no kennel club would — and why it is worth looking at the photographs rather than taking the order on trust.

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Slovak Cuvac

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Slovak Cuvac

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