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Old 04-17-2025, 11:23 AM   #1
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Anatolian's can be surly, due to their nature of defending a flock from predators. It's awesome to hear that an atypical dog of the breed was paternal
My brother has one of those and it is INSANELY protective of his kids, to the point where he’s nicked people. He almost bit me once and he knows me.

He’s a pain in the ass but my brother loves him.
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Old 04-17-2025, 11:36 AM   #2
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My brother has one of those and it is INSANELY protective of his kids, to the point where he’s nicked people. He almost bit me once and he knows me.

He’s a pain in the ass but my brother loves him.
Yeah you don't **** around with that breed and its cousin Kangals if it isn't imprinted on you. People think Pitt Bulls are hardcore, said Anatolians/Kangals would eat those mother****ers alive if it came down to it.
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Old 04-17-2025, 12:02 PM   #3
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Yeah you don't **** around with that breed and its cousin Kangals if it isn't imprinted on you. People think Pitt Bulls are hardcore, said Anatolians/Kangals would eat those mother****ers alive if it came down to it.
My dad has one and they're always saying it's a ****ing coward (especially for it's size) at the smallest things, but is also insanely territorial to the point they can't have it in the same room as anyone else because it'll bark until the end of time.... there was one time we were all sitting and everything was cool until I dared to stand up, then it started growling and barking. And apparently it bit one of their friends a while back. They spend money to send it to dog daycare whenever they have visitors.

Yet, outside of the house and around other dogs, totally fine.

Sounds like a complete pain in the ass of a dog, at least in a non-ranch setting.
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Old 04-17-2025, 12:04 PM   #4
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My dad has one and they're always saying it's a ****ing coward (especially for it's size) at the smallest things, but is also insanely territorial to the point they can't have it in the same room as anyone else because it'll bark until the end of time.... there was one time we were all sitting and everything was cool until I dared to stand up, then it started growling and barking. And apparently it bit one of their friends a while back. They spend money to send it to dog daycare whenever they have visitors.

Yet, outside of the house and around other dogs, totally fine.

Sounds like a complete pain in the ass of a dog, at least in a non-ranch setting.
That sounds like a major hassle. I don't understand why people make that choice. But I guess it'll pay off if you ever wonder off into the desert and get lost. We know that dog is coming to get you.
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Old 04-17-2025, 12:27 PM   #5
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That sounds like a major hassle. I don't understand why people make that choice. But I guess it'll pay off if you ever wonder off into the desert and get lost. We know that dog is coming to get you.
Yeah, I guess part of it would be the dog had no issues with other people as a puppy and sort of flipped a switch at some point... so then you're attached to it.

Now that I type it, sounds like the dog was running a scam.
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