The Snow Family
The neighbors snow family. I thought it was too cute and had to take a picture.
posted by Shamans | 3:32 PM
Tales of Anatolian Shepherds : A Turkish Dog
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Wednesday, December 24, 2008
The neighbors snow family. I thought it was too cute and had to take a picture.
2 Comments:
Beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing the
"Tales of Anatolian Shepherd: A Turkish Dog"
I live in the Idaho Panhandle.
5 acres, 6 sheep, 6 silkie chickens
and 4 dogs. One of which is an
Anatolian!
We rescued Maxwell Smart -(he's three) a year and a half ago.
His behaviors are so fascinating
and so different from every dog
I loved. Tried to drag his pix
in-no luck.
Anyway, my point is, it's
great to see your Anatolians
acting just like my Maxwell (or
the other way around. Having no livestock and getting him at 1 1/2 years old his job is running along
our fence when our neighbor drives through our property. It's a race, and he always wins! He also runs off deer, a moose and coyotes. He dug one of his holes beside our back patio. We've since filled it with straw and he loves to sleep there.
His other job is to make every visitor fall in love with him.
He really puts on the charm.
Thank you so much.
Kathi Muzik4me2@aol.com
Beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing the "Tales of Anatolian Shepherd: A Turkish Dog"
I live in the Idaho Panhandle.
5 acres, 6 sheep, 6 silkie chickens
and 4 dogs. One of which is an
Anatolian!
We rescued Maxwell Smart -(he's three) a year and a half ago.
His behaviors are so fascinating
and so different from every dog
I loved. Tried to drag his pix
in-no luck.
Anyway, my point is, it's
great to see your Anatolian
acting just like my Maxwell (or
the other way around. Having no livestock and getting him at 1 1/2 years old his job is running along
our fence when our neighbor drives through are property. It's a race, and he always wins! He also runs off deer, a moose and coyotes. He dug one of his holes beside our back patio. We've since filled it with straw and he loves to sleep there.
His other job is to make every visitor fall in love with him.
He really puts on the charm.
Thank you so much.
Kathi Muzik4me2@aol.com
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