ANATOLIAN | Best Guard Dog is NOT Shepherd -- it's a MASTIFF چوبان ‎Köpeği

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Today she's making her internet debut! This big girl works tirelessly to make sure her sheep are safe. No one gets into the yard without her approval- coyotes beware!

She's a full-time outside dog and I sleep better at night knowing she's patrolling the property. At only 6 months old I watched her during early morning hours run a coyote out of the yard and let me tell you that coyote was lucky he was quick about!

She came from a breeder specializing in raising dogs for Livestock guarding. She was born with sheep and spent the first 4 months of her life learning the ropes at her breeder's sheep ranch before she came to me. Thousands of years of instinct let her know exactly what to do! Dasher and Edie couldn't ask for a better body guard.

Now if only I could come up with a name for her!

About the breed...

The Anatolian Shepherd Dog (or Kangal) is a breed of dog which originated in Anatolia (central Turkey) and was further developed as a breed in America. With acute hearing, exceptional eyesight, and the strength to take down wolves, the Anatolian Shepherd Dog is a superb guardian of his flock. This is a serious dog, devoted to its family and its duty as family protector. It is suspicious of strangers and is territorial. The Anatolian was developed to be independent and forceful, responsible for guarding its master's flocks without human assistance or direction. The Anatolian is a muscular breed. Males stand 26 - 31 inches. Females are between 27 to 30 inches. They weigh between 90 and 150 pounds.

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