AKC Anatolian Shepherd STUD in Wichita » USA (02 November 2009 17:11)

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AKC Anatolian Shepherd STUD

City / State:Wichita » USA
Posted on 02 November 2009 17:11

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They make great crosses with Great Pyrenees, mastiffs, other shepherds or other guard dogs or any large breed dogs. Also very good puppies with Labradors. Gus is a very original to the breed standard he has a square head and a thick muscular build. He is fawn with a black mask. Their is also a very good possibility for him to throw the black color pattern of brindle coloring which makes for a VERY expensive puppy because they are so rare. Gus is a working guard dog and is started in the AKC show ring. He is only a year old so he hasn't been in very many shows yet. Anatolians are naturally healthy dogs he have not had any health problems or concerns yet. He has had x-rays taken to make sure of proper hip development and everything look great. He will be OFA with his hips and elbow as soon as he is of age. He is good with all kinds of livestock and a natural to his instinct he also LOVES children! Gus is sure to throw some out stand puppies with tons of personality. Please e-mail me to see pictures or if you have any questions. Thanks More about the Anatolian Shepherd Dog Large, rugged and powerful, the Anatolian Shepherd Dog is a working guard dog, possessing a superior ability to protect livestock. While not a "glamour" breed, the Anatolian’s loyalty, independence and hardiness is cherished by breeders and owners. The breed’s coat can be short (one inch) or rough (approximately four inches), with all color patterns and markings, including fawn and brindle, equally acceptable. A Look Back The Anatolian Shepherd Dog is a guardian breed that originated in Turkey more than 6,000 years ago. Well-suited to Turkey’s harsh climate and a nomadic lifestyle, he served shepherds as the frontline defense against predators. Breeders created a dog of the same size and colors as the livestock they guarded so that they would remain undetected by these predators. Anatolians entered the United States in the 1950s. Right Breed for You? Instinctively protec

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