Miniature sheep family

Cute Miniature Sheep Family Garden Fairy Ornament Figurine Plant Pot Bonsai 100% brand new and high quality Fine workmanship is essential micro landscape DIY landscaping! ! Cute animals gardening props, suitable with small decorative gardening. Mini, hand-painted, each color will be slightly different. Material: Resin Main Colour: See the picture Size: Big Sheep Diameter:2cm Small Shee

Lowland Polish Pon Sheep Dog imported 11month male only for serious people and dog lovers healthy vaccinated and good family dog and good guard dog,friendly with children

A beautiful white sheep female available for Home, mixed with family and friends, age approximately 5 -6 months, can see at G-11, price can be negotiated

Animal Type: Dogs Seller Type: An Individual The Kangal Dog is a large, powerful, heavy-boned dog, whose size and proportions have developed naturally as a result of its continued use in Turkey as a guardian against predators. The head is large and moderately wide with drop ears. A properly proportioned Kangal Dog is slightly longer (measured from prosternum to point of buttocks) than tall (measured from the withers to the ground), and length of the front leg (measured from point of elbow to the ground) should equal slightly more than one-half of the dog's height. The tail, which is typically curled, completes the distinctive silhouette. The Kangal Dog has a double coat that is moderately short and quite dense. The Kangal Dog has a black mask and black velvety ears which contrast with a whole body color which may range from light dun to gray. Honorable scars or other evidences of injury resulting from working in the field are not to be penalized. The typical Kangal Dog is first and foremost a stock guardian dog and possesses a temperament typical of such dogs -- alert, territorial, and defensive of the domestic animals or the human family to which it has bonded. The Kangal Dog has the strength, the speed, and the courage to intercept and confront threats to the flocks of sheep and goats that it guards in both Turkey and the New World. Kangal Dogs prefer to intimidate predators but will take a physical stand and even attack if necessary. Kangal Dogs have an instinctive wariness of strange dogs but are not typically belligerent toward people. They are somewhat reserved with strangers, but loyal and affectionate with family. The objective in training this dog is to achieve a pack leader status. It is a natural instinct for a dog to have an order in their pack. When we humans live with dogs, we become their pack. The entire pack cooperatesunder a single leader. Lines are clearly defined and rules are set. Because a dog communicates his displeasure with growling and eventually biting, all other humans MUST be higher up in the order than the dog. The humans must be the ones making the decisions, not the dogs. That is the only way your relationship with your dog can be a complete Males 30-32 inches (77-86 cm.) Females 28-30 inches (72-77 cm.) Male: 110-145 pounds (50-66 kg.) Females 90-120 pounds (41-54 kg.) The Kangal Dog is an ancient flock-guarding breed, thought to be related to the early mastiff-type dogs depicted in Assyrian art. The breed is named for the Kangal District of Sivas Province in central Turkey where it probably originated. Although the breed has long been associated with the family of the Aga of Kangal, large landholders and chieftains, the majority are bred by villagers who take great pride in the dogs' ability to guard their flocks of sheep and goats from such traditional predators as the wolf, bear, and jackal. The relative isolation of the Sivas-Kangal region has kept the Kangal Dog free of cross-breeding and has resulted in a natural breed of remarkable uniformity in appearance, disposition, and behavior. Despite its regional origin, many Turks consider the Kangal Dog as their national dog. Turkish government and academic institutions operate breeding kennels where Kangal Dogs are bred and pedigrees are carefully maintained. The Kangal Dog has been featured on Turkish postage stamps and coins. The Kangal Dog was first reported in European and North American canine literature by David and Judith Nelson, Americans who studied the dogs while resident in Turkey. The Nelsons imported their first Kangal Dog to the United States in 1985. This dog, and subsequent imports, provided the foundation for the Kangal Dog in the United States. True Kangal Dogs are from the province of Sivas and the town of Kangal. Some people declare all Turkish shepherd's dogs to be one breed, the Anatolian Shepherd, however the true Turkish Kangal Dogs are said to be a separate breed from the generic Turkish shepherd's dog. The export of pure Kangal Dogs from Turkey has been controlled and now is virtually forbidden. The isolated historical conditions of the Sivas-Kangal region has resulted in the development of the Kangal Dog as a distinct breed, which has been declared the National Dog of Turkey and a national treasure. The true Turkish Kangal Dogs are first and foremost still primarily working shepherds. The Kangal Dog Club of America continues to work to ease import restrictions. Imported dogs are considered to be extremely valuable for their potential contribution to the genetic pool in the United States.

These puppies have arrived from extremely, intelligent loyal parents .. ideal for agility, work or just for the ideal family pet have arrived from very old traditional working bearded collie bloodlines, having been with us on our family farm for many generations .. we take great pride in the breeding and training of our working bearded collies as they are such an asset to us, when it comes to the gathering in of our welsh hills, we do sometimes hv youngsters which may not show the interest in our sheep or cattle, we are unable to know this until they are sometimes 1 or 2 yrs so occassional we may be looking for a family which we would find suitable to take one on as a family pet or for agility obedience etc as one of the British obedience champions have our lines and they are doing extremely well.. .. As we are unable to keep all of our puppies we are now reasearching homes for a couple of them.. Please call me at anytime for further info.... the picture is just a picture of the dad with some of his off springs last yr xx