Hi Jessica,

  I hope all is well with you.  My husband and I bought one of your Anatolian Shepherd back in April and took her home with us to Tennessee.  We named her Emma and she is doing great.  I can honestly say she is the best dog we have ever had.  Smart, quick thinking, loveable, and above all, doing excellent with our goats and  other animals.  (She especially loves Bubba the barn kitty)  I thought you might enjoy seeing a couple of pictures of her.  She went to the vet yesterday to get her rabies shot and she weighs 62 and 1/2 pounds.  She was also the best behaved dog there.  

  I will keep in touch so you can see how well she is doing.  Let us know if you breed Emma’s mom again.  We are seriously thinking of adding an additional Anatolian to our farm.

Have a great weekend,
 Karen

 

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    Just wanted to let you know that Tiberius (the name I finally decided on) is doing great We are back up in Pennsylvania now and back at work. Thursday night I stopped at a truck stop to catch a few hours sleep. I put Ty up on the bed behind me, When I woke up in the morning he was in front of me asleep with his head laying on my arm.    

    He is starting to walk on a leash pretty good, when I got home from your house Tuesday and tried to put him on a leash I literally had to drag him.

    I took him to the vet Wed. for his rabies shot, boy were they impressed they were raving about not only how healthy he was but how smart he was.    

    Anyway we are bonding great, the only real issue, which will just take time to overcome, is that he wont tolerate other dogs near him when he is eating. We also have a 6 month old Puggle and Ty snarled at him when he got close and Gus (the Puggle) wanted to try to take him on, I had to hold both of them back to prevent a fight.    

    I will try to send pictures of Ty as he grows up.    

I think the hardest part about breeding dogs would be having to sell them.

Thanks Again

Norm