Puppies will be 6 wks and available for their new home on May 1, 2024!!!!!! FOUR MALES & FOUR FEMALES!
Born March 19, 2024, in the field to working parents.
Sire is a 75% Pyrenees and 25% Anatolia.
He is a BIG DOG!
His coat does not get tangled and falls out without brushing.
He has a controlled temperament, makes wise decisions, and is appropriately aggressive.
Beau is all business just like his Sire.
At the same time he loves attention.
See pic attached.
Dame is Akbash, Merrima, Pyrenees, Anatolian, and her sire was a massive 100% Central Asian Sheepdog.
She is a sweet bitch, very kind to people and other dogs.
She is also appropriately aggressive, makes good decisions and her coat is perfect.
She is very protective of her litter and keeps her body between them and me on every visit I make to check on them.
Still, she allows me to have full access with her supervision.
See pic attached.
Beau and Baby Girl are great working dogs with great personalities.
They are awesome with my family and friends as long as they are introduced.
You'll see when you visit they will be alarmed at first but as soon as I walk you over to them to let them know you are friends they relax.
No more barking, at all.
My dogs protect chickens, other fowl, pigs, sheep and me.
If I didn't have them the coyotes, coons, weasels and hawks would have carried off my entire farm by now.
And I feel perfectly safe in my home at all times.
LGD's bond to their caregivers and adapt to their living environment.
If you don't have a farm they make excellent family dogs.
In fact most of my customers use the puppies for that purpose.
I stay in contact with most of them and they are perfectly happy with each puppy.
These dogs will protect your family.
Daily walking is not required.
Normal exercise is sufficient.
They like to lay around a lot.
But if something is out of place they know their job and are fearless.
Puppies are beautiful, happy, healthy and enjoying life.
They are already eating solid food.
They all have short hair.
I don't even brush my dogs coats.
It naturally falls out.
You won't find better parents outside papered stock and big bucks.
I also have pics and knowledge of the g-parents if you are interested to see the stock they come from.
The parentage/stock of my dogs is very important and determines a great deal about the likelihood of success for the job you have for them.
"Roy" is a white and black male from a previous litter.
His family absolutely loves him and states he is outstanding, "he's a stud and fearless dog".
At his last check up the vet said he will reach 130 lbs.
at least at adulthood.
See pic attached.
Call or text to come see them, six one eight - four four four - two nine five seven.
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