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Dayas #1 female | 
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We have 2 pups left from an accidental Gabriel / Daya breeding (his daughter out of Gracie). $300 no papers or health guarantees. One has a sleek coat,
#1 has a rough coat (not long).
FREEDOM & SAMMY are were bred for Sept 3-6th pups. 1st week of November weaning pups. We have had so many rave reviews on this breeding. Numerous people have come back for siblings. Sammy is one of the smartest dogs I have ever known, and Freedom the sweetest and most friendly anatolian ever!
DOUBLE CLICK ON THUMBNAILS AND THEY WILL ENLARGE SO YOU CAN SEE BETTER!
Anatolian pups are $900 for NKC pet papers, and $1500 for NKC breeding papers.
We take deposits on pups. It is first come, first serve. $100 non refundable deposit. Let us know male or female and any other particulars you would like. We guarantee their hips for dysplasia and thyroid problems. If you cannot keep a pup for any reason, we will refund the pup's price (minus the $100 deposit) if you have had them less than 2 weeks. After 2 weeks we will take the pup back and find a good new home, but no money will be refunded.
We recommend "The art of raising a puppy" by The Monks of New Skeet NY as a great book for understanding the Alpha language of dogs, which is imperative if you plan to share your life with one of these strong willed, independent big-hearted dogs. If you are an inconsistent person as far as discipline and can't see yourself being a benevolent but strict Alpha with your dog - please find another breed to buy. Anatolians will only bring you grief and problems.
Anatolians grow up in a highly disciplined atmosphere with mom, dad and older Anatolians who correct any bad behavior quickly. You must be able to take this roll over as their new "mom" or "dad". Usually it consists of quickly pressing them to the ground by the neck, holding them there while you growl "NO _____" (whatever the inappropriate behavior was - chasing, biting, barking, peeing in the house,etc etc). If you do this with any behavior you don't want to have in a 100-150 lb dog - you will have a GREAT dog once they get through adolescence. Adolescence in Anatolians can be trying since they really have a mind of their own and want to start exercising their own will over anything and everything. Not unlike teenage kids! They don't see the down sides to their reckless behavior. It is YOUR job to consistently, lovingly and strongly teach what good behavior looks like. The more you discipline (never HIT - the dominance roll speaks directly to their core MUCH better) the more these dogs will LOVE and work at getting your approval. They are happiest when they feel your approval and love in an atmosphere of consistent discipline.
If you have questions, you can reach us at 206-909-5055. We love to talk Anatolians!
Marcia St John
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