Anatolian Shepherd Dogs

2 Anatolian Shepherd Dogs

A Dam for breeding (Gee)

Anatolian Shepherd

Proven, well-bred Anatolian Shepherd male available for responsible breeding. At 14 months old, she is strong, healthy, and developing beautifully with classic guardian instincts, excellent temperamen

Cardiff, Cardiff

Guardian dog Armenian shepherd

Anatolian Shepherd

3 yearsAge

1Sex

£75Price

Meet Mango, a 3 year old, male Armenian shepherd. Mango is a working security/guard dog and is looking for a new home where he has loads of outdoor space to roam and protect. Mango has a happy and ene

Studley, Warwickshire

FAQs

How much is an Anatolian Shepherd puppy?

The average cost of a purebred Anatolian Shepherd puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £615, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is Anatolian Shepherd a good family dog?

Anatolian Shepherds can be good family dogs if they are properly trained and socialized from a young age. They are loyal and protective, making them great guardians, but they tend to be independent and may not be suitable for households with very young children. With the right guidance, they can be a loving family companion.

What are the disadvantages of Anatolian shepherds?

Anatolian Shepherds can be stubborn and independent, making training challenging. They tend to be territorial and may be aggressive toward other animals or strangers if not properly socialized. Additionally, they require ample space and mental stimulation, which can be a challenge for some owners.

Are Anatolian shepherds considered aggressive?

Anatolian Shepherds are generally not considered aggressive; they are known for being protective and loyal to their family. They can be wary of strangers but typically show calm and confident behavior rather than aggression. Proper training and socialization help ensure they remain well-balanced dogs.

Do Anatolian shepherds bark a lot?

Anatolian Shepherds are generally quiet dogs and do not bark excessively. They tend to bark only when necessary, such as to alert their owners of intruders or unusual activity. Their calm demeanor makes them good watchdogs without being overly noisy.