Anatolian Shepherd Puppies for Sale — Wild Rooster Anatolians, Montana

Current litter

Tucker × Bailey

Tucker and Bailey’s next litter is expected in the second week of December 2026. We have spots remaining.

Bailey, a fawn Anatolian Shepherd with a black mask, lying in the grass while one of her puppies leans against her neck

01

Apply

Fill out the application below. It tells us about your home, your land, your animals and what you want in a dog.

02

We talk

If we approve your application, we get on the phone and go through everything together. Then we send our contract. We agree on a male or a female up front, and once you sign, your $500 deposit puts you on the waitlist.

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Your puppy comes home

We match each puppy to its home at seven to eight weeks, by temperament and by what you need. Your place in line does not decide which puppy you get. Then you pick up at the farm, or we fly your puppy to you. We ask for the balance a week before.

The first eight weeks

How we raise our puppies.

Two Anatolian Shepherd puppies sitting on either side of an adult dog lying in the pasture, with the mountains behind them

Our puppies are handled by us every single day from the day they are born. We follow the Puppy Culture program, and from day 3 to day 16 every puppy gets Early Neurological Stimulation as part of that daily handling.

They are on carpeted footing from the first day, so their feet have something to grip and they learn to tuck their legs under themselves instead of lying flat with their legs out behind.

For the first four weeks they sleep indoors. That lets us weigh every puppy twice a day, play with them three times a day, and get to know each one.

After that the days run on a rhythm: inside for naps, outside to eat and play. By the time they go home they are nearly house trained. They charge out of the puppy garage barking, eat, potty, play, and do it all again.

From the start they see the whole farm: the sheep and chickens, the cats, the people and children, and the big dogs they will grow up to be.

What's included

$3,000, and what comes with every puppy.

Every puppy is $3,000. That includes a $500 deposit, which holds your place. All puppies are the same price; the only exception is an approved breeding home with a breeding agreement.

A vet check, first shots and deworming, with the vet records
A microchip
AKC registration
A blanket carrying the scent of mom and the littermates
Basic manners and a start on potty training

We match puppies to homes at about seven to eight weeks, once we know who each puppy is.

Wherever you are

Getting your puppy home.

Pick up your puppy at the farm, or we fly your puppy to you with Alaska Air Cargo.

Flying is easier on a puppy than most people picture. There is no conveyor belt and no baggage pile. Your puppy rides in a pressurized, temperature-controlled compartment, in a crate that already feels like home: our puppies nap and sleep in crates from four weeks old.

We take care of the arrangements with the airline and the vet, get your puppy to the airport, and walk you through every step.

Driving instead? One tip: skip the rest stops, to keep your puppy clear of parvo.

We can also meet you part of the way, by arrangement.

Northwest Montana: Amber Girl (2025), Glacier Boy (2026), Sunrise Girl (2024), Sunrise Girl (2025)
North Texas: Crimson Boy (2024), Lavender Girl (2026)
Southern Nevada: Forest Girl (2025), Glacier Boy (2025)
Black Hills, South Dakota: Rose Girl (2024)
Central Illinois: Forest Boy (2026)
Colorado Springs area, Colorado: Granite Boy (2024)
North Idaho: Rose Girl (2026)
Northern Arizona: Forest Girl (2024)
Northern California: Granite Boy (2025)
Northwest Washington: Lavender Girl (2024)
Portland area, Oregon: Crimson Boy (2026)
Rhode Island: Chestnut Boy (2025)
San Diego area, California: Onyx Boy (2024)
San Francisco Bay Area, California: Glacier Girl (2024)
Southern Missouri: Granite Boy (2026)
Southwest Florida: Chestnut Boy (2024)
Spokane area, Washington: Chestnut Boy (2026)
Western Montana: Rose Girl (2025)
Western North Carolina: Sunrise Girl (2026)

Before you apply.

These are working guardians, and we place them in homes that will finish what we start. Expect two years of supervision and training before your dog can be trusted alone with stock. Expect to need strong fencing, an obedience class, and time every day. In return you get a guardian with real judgment and a breeder who answers the phone for the life of the dog. If that sounds like you, we want to hear from you.

Application

Puppy application & placement questionnaire.

Only five answers are required. The rest help us match the right puppy to your home, so answer what you can.

Not ready to apply? Email us a question at wildroosterfamilyfarm@gmail.com.

Please note: Breeder matches puppies to new homes.

This questionnaire will help breeder determine goodness of fit between Wild Rooster puppies and a prospective new home. It will allow for better matching of each individual puppy with its most appropriate livestock herd and family situation. Prospective owner resources, needs, and desires will be taken into consideration, as well as the temperament, personality, structure, behavior, and working instincts and abilities of each puppy.

Prospective owner information Name(s) (required) City/State/Zip (required) Cell phone (required) Home phone Work phone Email (required) Website(s) Are you willing to give ongoing feedback (positive or negative) to breeder which helps to improve the breeding program, and to work with breeder by immediately informing breeder of any issues that arise, including health/veterinary, behavior/management, and temperament issues?

Desires & needs Why do you want an Anatolian Shepherd Dog (ASD)? (If dog will be working as a livestock guardian dog, with what type of livestock, and how much time will dog spend with the livestock?) (required) What is your preference for sex and coat length? Do you plan to breed or show your dog? What temperament, qualities, traits do you prefer your dog to have? Do you plan on purchasing another puppy or dog in the near future?

Dogs & dog experience Please list all dogs currently residing at your house/farm (breed, sex, age, intact or spayed/neutered, & whether pet or livestock guardian dog): Please list all previously owned dogs (including breed, age, and cause of death or reason for rehoming). How many dogs have you taken through formal dog obedience training?

Fencing, containment & dog expectations What is the size of your property? What is the type and height of your fence and gates, and what is the approximate size(s) of the area(s) enclosed? Where will your dog spend the day, and where will dog sleep (e.g., in the pasture with the livestock, outside a perimeter fence, etc)? How much time will dog spend with you? How much time with the family? Please describe how dog will be managed (how much independence vs micromanaged, how much freedom & exercise & where):

Home situation (stability and permanence) Do you own your home or rent, & how long have you lived at this address? Do you have plans to move in the near future? (If yes, please explain.) What are the occupations of the adults in your home (please indicate whether you work from home)? Are you financially stable (e.g., easily able to cover feed bills, vet costs, and able to upgrade fencing and gate security as needed to ensure containment of dog)? Please indicate how many adults and children reside in the home, and their ages (feel free to include any special needs issues such as specific disabilities, Alzheimer’s, autism, etc.): Who will be the primary caretaker of the dog & who will obedience train the dog? Have you identified a specific obedience class/instructor for your new dog? Please describe the activity level and temperament of your family and what activities you expect your dog to participate in: Does your home/farm receive many visitors or occasional visitors? How close are your neighbors and how do they feel about having a guard dog next door? If your dog becomes a nuisance barker, how will you deal with that? Are you knowledgeable about dog owner responsibilities and laws governing dogs in your area?

Additional comments, concerns, or questions Additional comments, concerns, or questions

Questions people ask

How does your waitlist work?
You apply, we talk by phone, you sign our contract, and your $500 deposit puts you on the waitlist.
How much do Anatolian Shepherd puppies cost?
Every Wild Rooster puppy is $3,000. That includes a $500 deposit, which holds your place.
How does shipping a puppy work?
You can pick up at the farm by arrangement, or we fly your puppy to you with Alaska Air Cargo.
What age do puppies go home?
We match each puppy to its home at seven to eight weeks, and puppies go home at eight to nine weeks.
What comes with a puppy?
A vet check, first shots and deworming with the records, a microchip, AKC registration, and a blanket that smells like mom and the litter.
Why do your puppies cost more than others?
We can only speak for what goes into ours: health-evaluated working parents, eight weeks of daily hands-on raising, and a breeder who stays with you for the life of the dog.

All questions

Anatolian Shepherd puppies for sale, from working Montana parents.