I wanted to say that ain't nothin' but a hound dog and an Australian shepherd. But I misread what you wrote. I think you may have nailed it. My vote is that there is an Anatolian shepherd and an Australian shepherd, and they see something. What do they see?Kitribaskin, is that an Anatolian shepherd?
I hear they’re excellent dogs!
Food hanging in a tree?..... What do they see?
I do not know anyone who has a good home for a real Kangal (Anatolian) livestock guardian. They belong in remote areas protecting sheep from wolves and such; extremely willful and forward so much as to make many people fear. People like to believe they are safe. And if they are respectful to Hersha it is all good as long as they do not act like reckless humans. Oh well.Kitribaskin, is that an Anatolian shepherd?
I hear they’re excellent dogs!
A rescue dog showed up many years ago, decided she was half shar-pei and half Rhodesian Ridgeback. What a wonderful dog. I taught her to move cattle; excellent pursuit nature and a clean hunter.the big girl, is she part Rhodesian?
extremely willful and forward so much as to make many people fear
Works for me. Couple years ago I read about a study that confirmed dog cleaning a wound was helpful.I've read dogs mouths are cleaner than humans. Allowing your pet dog to lick a skinned knee will promote healing. Sounds like an old wives tale, but there's something in dogs saliva that cleanse wounds.