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Information about the Anatolian Shepherd Dog and Anatolian Shepherd Dogs International, Inc.. Breed standard, history, description of character, stories about this ancient Livestock Guardian Dog (LGD) breed. Rescue, Club Contacts, Breeder's List, breed related gifts and other information. ... Anatolian Stuff for sale...
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Anatolia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Anatolian Shepherd Dog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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One of the great crossroads of ancient civilizations is a broad peninsula that lies between the Black and Mediterranean seas. Called Asia Minor (Lesser Asia) by the Romans, the land is the Asian part of modern Turkey, across Thrace. ... The Anatolian Principalities during the Iron Age 1,200 - 700 B.C.
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General resource of breeders, rescues, and clubs, including a selection of Anatolian Shepherd pictures and informational links. ... Anatolian Shepherds - Dogs - History...
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Information on the AKC 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.
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The most well-known of these breeds in the United States are the Great Pyrenees, Anatolian Shepherds, Akbash and Maremma. Many also work as family and home guardians, and several are assistance dogs to their disabled owners, as they are sturdy enough to provide physical support.
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Ancient Turkish Livestock Guardians - AKC & UKC Registered pups with sound structures and stable temperaments. Come see why we say - Other breeds may touch your heart - the Anatolian touches your soul! ... THE VERSATILE ANATOLIAN SHEPHERD DOG; Working Dogs that Show - Showdogs that Work!
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Understanding the Anatolian Shepherd Dog: The Protective Behavior of the Working Anatolian ... I know that the Anatolian Shepherd Dog will work. I lived in Turkey, where these dogs come from, for five years. I had been raised on a Wyoming farm and knew the havoc created by coyotes or roaming domestic dogs attacking sheep...
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