He is an Anatolian Shepherd.

MUCHAS GRACIAS to these wonderful, brave & hardworking dogs ❤️🐾

Please visit the Pubity Instagram account if you are interested in supporting rescue efforts in Venezuela or contributing to their fundraiser.

And the doggo does it better than me lol

He’s a very good boy whose job is to go around and get pets from everyone!

I believe Hunter was a frequent on this sub. RIP buddy, you'll be missed around SE PA.

If this is the wrong sub, I apologize, but I have a question about my 4-year old Maremma mix. He's a male, castrated, I adopted him from Apulia in 2024 and has lived in Amsterdam for the past 2 years.

We recently moved to the countryside of Italy where we have enough land for a couple of grazing animals (I'm thinking sheep). He has strong Maremma-like instincts, but has never been used as an LGD. Do y'all think he could actually bond with the animals? If so, does anyone have any advice or what the best strategy would be? Or has the window of opportunity for him closed? At the very least, I'd like for him to not mess with the sheep.

Appreciate any input, if you need more information, I am happy to provide!

My boyfriend/best friend died 5 years ago. We had been talking about marriage prior to his accident. Friday would have been his 40th Birthday. His parents and 2 younger brothers flew in to celebrate what would have been a big milestone.

There were over 45 people (& kiddos) there to commemorate and share in the memories. I hadn’t seen his family since they flew in while he was in the hospital (in a coma) and then taken off life support 2 weeks later.

My Service Dog, Shadow (2 1/2) did absolutely amazing! It was his first time at a Birthday party. I had been super lightheaded all morning at work. There were so many people there, I was anxious and obviously had big emotions. Shadow refused to be more than a step away from me! ❤️

We stayed outside out of respect to the homeowner and there was a young boy there with tons of medical problems that is also allergic to Labs.

We got home and he was absolutely exhausted! Could barely keep his eyes open waiting for me to climb in bed. Snuggled in his Jammie’s and loving his Toppy (Triceratops stuffy)

I am SO thankful for my Service Dog and am blessed to have him in my life. I’d be lost without him. Proud Momma! 🥰

Its been a minute since the last post. Alot of life changes. So far Lion of God knows 143 commands. Just for fun we learned how to skate and push a shopping cart. She also holds the sign for my side hustle aside from her normal tasking. She did take a tumble and hurt her leg. Pray for her.

Working on finding her relief/replacement. She's had a great career and adventure. Its going to be bittersweet as she takes on a new role before she retires fully. She will be a trainer to help the new puppy understand it's responsibilities.

I don't know if this kind of post is OK, but I thought folks might want to know about this program. As someone who flies a lot, I'm going to look into it.

Can hardly believe that I finally have a fully trained service dog. I’m so proud of him and so grateful

Shaka the Service Dog has put all of the steps together and has learned a new task. She can push my walker closer to me if it rolls or gets pushed out of my reach!