His coat will stay the same (color and markings), turning into medium-length/ thicker as he grows up.

He already started shedding his puppy coat and getting ready to grow his adult coat.

"Lion" is being trained to be a pet/guardian.
No working duties for him .

Lovely boy,

Would not think you would need to train him to be a guard dog, as the trait is instinctive in them

Not a breed for the novice or faint hearted.

Saw this a while ago, for anyone who is interested to see what this breed is capable of.

I think the breeder refares to them as , as lethal as a loaded gun!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwYxRGV-kBc

OF course not
Like i mentioned in an earlier post: any SMALL encouragement for rough play or tug of war or spoiling, is a trigger for the dog to be a loose cannon...
I'm being very careful with that, trust me.
He definatly does not need any guard dog training.
In fact, He's only 12 weeks old and already showing remarkable signs of watchdog duties

Awwwww i'm looking forward to see him grow

I saw this video a long time ago...And everytime i watch it, it really pisses off how they are promoting the breed this way!
The owner of the dog featured in the movie has some "personality" issues! No owner should let his dog drag him around and make him fall on the floor while on a leash ( unless that guy was paid to act this way for the documentary...).
This documentary is totally exaggerated.
The media is aiming to make this breed end up like the Pitbull by badly promoting its guarding capabilities.

VICIOUS OWNERS/BAD BREEDERS CREATE VICIOUS DOGS !

P.S : Sorry , i am not upset of you personally.
It's just that i get really worked up everytime i get reminded of this video....

He is a beauty. Looks like he's going to be a big boy too. Can't wait to watch him grow xx

Thank you).
And yes, he looks like he's going to grow up like his dad.
His dad is a huge fella.