Fur-Face Born Oct 10, 2007
She stands 30" at the shoulder, and weighs 101 lbs. She was more fawn with a darker mask at birth, but now she looks closer to white.
Fur-Face is a good guard dog that enjoys being with the goats and chickens. She is alert and calm around the livestock. She is also good with children and the elderly. "Furbie" is the picture of health.
She comes from working parents, and I am happy to have her on the farm.
Oh LaVerne Born Dec 4, 2008
She stands 29" at the shoulder and weighs in at 91 lbs. She is registered as a biscuit and white with Dutch markings. We refer to her as pinto.
Laverne is an exceptional addition to our goat herd as well as being a beautiful Anatolian.
We lucked out in finding her and her sister being raised with goats in South Carolina.
Oh Shirley Born Dec 4, 2008
She stands 27" at the shoulder and weighs in at 87 lbs. She is registered fawn pinto with black mask. The white on her nose has disappeared a little but it was so pretty when she was younger. It kind of disappeared.
While Lavern may have the most unique color of this pair, Shirley shines with excellent conformation and the sweetest temperament. This makes her a very devoted and capable guardian. Also this pair has been raised so closely they seem to plan their strategies and work in tandem. One runs perimeter and the other stays close to the herd. It is extraordinary how the breeding comes out so easily with these girls.
Demascus "Demo" Born May 10, 2009
He stands 27" at the shoulder and weighs 97 lbs. He is registered fawn with black mask.
Demo has been worth the wait. His intelligence was startling right from the get-go. He bonded with us, the farm, the goats, and the other dogs. It has been simple to encourage any behavior needed for his job. The icing on this particular cake has been his genetics. We bought a pup with brindle in his background in hopes we could have some brindle pups. Demo has exceeded our expectations by simply being himself. His attitude is so upbeat and willing. Cross your fingers for brindle. His sire and grandsire and mother were all brindle so we expect great things. We are privileged to call him our future stud.