They do not need to go together. It was easier to post them together. Tennessee (Male) Georgia (Female 1) Dakota (Female 2) Breed: Anatolian Shepherd Mix (approx.) Age: Approximately 1 year old Weight: At least 80 lbs (Male is the biggest) Spayed/Neutered: Male to be fixed tomorrow Background: These three were found in the desert last summer and were taken in by a kind soul who contacted us when they couldn’t care for them any longer. Despite their rough beginnings, they’ve made great strides in adjusting to life in a more nurturing environment. Personality: All three are shy but have a calm demeanor overall. They are bonded and enjoy each other’s company, though they would likely be fine being separated. They are curious, friendly, and excitable but can be a little overwhelming for smaller dogs due to their size and energy. Health & Training: They are crate trained and have adjusted well to basic routines. While they are good with dogs of all sizes, they may not be ideal with cats as they are very curious and excitable around them. Looking For: They are seeking a loving home where they can continue to build confidence and feel safe. They are big, gentle souls who will thrive with a calm and patient family. Tennessee (Male, Center Pic) – The biggest of the group, Tennessee is gentle yet strong, and his playful energy is contagious. Georgia (Female 1, Top Pic) – Shy but sweet, Georgia enjoys spending time with her siblings and will warm up once she feels comfortable. Dakota (Female 2, Bottom Pic) – Curious and affectionate, Dakota loves to explore and is eager to find her place in a family.