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Samantha is an 11-month-old purebred Anatolian Shepherd with a smart, independent, playful personality. She is protective of her home and pack without being mean, and enjoys attention on her own terms.
She will likely grow to 80–100 pounds and needs a family familiar with large or giant breeds. She does best with another dog similar in size and age and enjoys learning in a pack environment.
Ideal Home
- Experienced with Anatolian Shepherds and large or giant breeds
- Has another dog similar in size and age
- Comfortable managing her strength, protective nature, and independent personality
- Good with children
- A home where food bowls can be picked up after meals, as she eats quickly and may finish other dogs' leftovers
Ongoing Health
- Needs a slow-feed bowl because she eats extremely fast
- Provide appropriate chew items such as fresh bones, Nylabones, and Kong toys
Training & Support
- Very smart but can be stubborn; positive reinforcement training is recommended
- Walks well on leash for her foster, though she may need occasional correction when she hears barking dogs
- Has no reported toy or food aggression and enjoys playing tug-of-war
- A previous chewing concern has not been an issue in her foster home
- She is protective and verbal at home, but not mean
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $350
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Yes. She does well with her foster's Great Dane and learns well in a pack environment. Her ideal home should have another dog similar in size and age.
Yes, she is described as good with kids.
She was reportedly around a cat in her previous home, but she barks at loose cats on walks, so her compatibility with cats is not confirmed.
She is smart but can be stubborn and should receive positive reinforcement training. She walks well on leash for her foster but may need occasional correction when she hears barking dogs.
She needs a slow-feed bowl because she eats very quickly. Her family should pick up other dogs' leftover food, since she may finish it and grazers could be challenging.