 Owned & Loved by Kath Coniglio North Carolina
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"BEAR" Born April 16, 2001 Hips: OFA Excellent Full Thyroid Panel completed at age 3 years, 4 years and 5 years. Results all Normal. Thyroid not registered with OFA - maintained with health records. Elbows: OFA Normal DNA Profile # V470531 CANINE GOOD CITIZEN - November 29, 2007!
Sire: Multi CH Alaturka's Kafadar V Tamoora, CGC
Dam: Multi CH Sakarya's Col Firtina of Tamoora
Member in Good Standing: ASDI, Inc. and ASDCA
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Be sure to view Eiserntor's Cingene Sihir, or "Maggie" as we call her. Whelped March 17, 2003, Maggie has already decided that the show ring is the place for her. At just three months old, she took a 3rd in Puppy Working Group at a fun match. She was the youngest puppy in the ring, with the next youngest at 5 months old! Maggie's first AKC show was the ASDCA National Specialty at Atlanta, GA, September 2004 where she took Winner's Bitch! With confirmation from OFA of Moderate Hip Dysplasia, it is with great sadness that on September 20, 2005 Maggie was spayed. Read the story here. Briar Patch Brinks v Gypsy! "Brinks" traveled all the way from North Carolina to New Mexico to be with us! Whelped December 11, 2004, Brinks is has the promise of excellence! At 15 months, Brinks took Best of Breed at the UKC Carolina Classic, April 2, 2006, over Bear. Then, on June 12, 2006 took Best of Opposite to Tamoora's Amir at Harisonburg, VA
Preliminary OFA Evaluation of EXCELLENT for Brinks at nine (9) months! In March 2006, Gypsy Anatolians imported a new little Piccolina! Aslan's Minnos v Gypsy was whelped December 9, 2005 in Bergamo, Italy and arrived in the United States on March 9th. She is an amazing little girl with great promise.
THERE'S A NEW GIRL IN TOWN! Bear invites you to check out the links below and see how he grew from a fuzzy little puppy into the Champion he is today!
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 In Turkey the Anatolian has been used to cart produce to the market. Bear loves carting and is learning to pull the wagon for a whole variety of purposes.  Bear has always done whatever he's asked and does it with pride!
 Each time Bear is put in harness, you can see the improvement. He has no other dog to watch, so he has to figure things out. Anatolians are great at problem solving, and Bear is no exception.
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