Anatolian Shepherd Adoption in Washington: Anatolian Shepherd Puppies for Sale in Washington

Adopt an Anatolian Shepherd near you in Washington

Below are our newest added Anatolian Shepherds available for adoption in Washington. To see more adoptable Anatolian Shepherds in Washington, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!

Annie the Anatolian JuM

Anatolian Shepherd

Female, 1 yr 6 mos

Everett, WA

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,

Story

Annie the Anatolian So glad to meet you! I am a gorgeous, floofy young adult girl with big paws & an even bigger heart. I am likely not a purebred Anatolian; I share a lot of characteristics with Great Pyrenees, another big, floofy breed. Both breed are guardians at heart. I am a little shy when I first meet people, but soon warm up, especially with children. I am also shy at first with other dogs, unless they are trying to butt in when you are loving on me! I love to eat. I am crate trained. I’m learning to love being brushed. Cats are ok. Digging random holes in the backyard is a lot of fun. I would love to become part of your family! Adopt me through God’s Dogs Rescue. Attributes: 90% housebroken Shy at first, but warms up quickly Affection hog Local adoption fee is $200(in TX) Out of state adoption fee is $550 (includes transport to your area)

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Toasty

Anatolian Shepherd

Male, Young

Tacoma, WA

Size

(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more

Details

Good with kids, House-trained,

Story

Toasty is an Anatolian Shepherd/St. Bernard mix, turning 3 in April. I’ve raised him since he was just 8 weeks old, and he has been nothing short of an incredible companion—loyal, loving, and full of life. Toasty has big energy. He has been around children from toddlers to teens, showering them with affection and, sometimes, his mischievous playfulness. He is a working dog at heart, naturally protective, and happiest when he has space to roam. He needs a secure yard or land where he can stretch his legs, explore, and truly thrive. He is housebroken, understands both verbal and hand commands, and enjoys the simple joys of life—outdoor adventures, splashing in water, and, of course, making people jump with his deep, thunderous bark (which he finds absolutely hilarious). The truth is, I don’t have the time with my busy schedule now to give him the attention he needs he spend a lot of time in the house by himself while I'm at work. Just trying to find him a good home.

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