The Anatolian Shepherd hails from Turkey, bred as a livestock guardian.
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Anatolian Shepherds are larger, weighing up to 150 lbs. Pitbull Terriers are more compact, usually weighing between 30-60 lbs.
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Anatolian Shepherds have dense, double coats with varied colors. Pitbulls often have short, sleek coats, available in a range of colors and patterns.
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Anatolian Shepherds are independent and protective. Pitbull Terriers are known for their loyalty, high energy, and social nature with families.
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Both breeds need daily exercise, but Pitbulls are more active indoors, while Anatolian Shepherds excel with space to roam.
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Pitbulls are eager learners and respond well to training. Anatolian Shepherds, however, can be more stubborn and independent.
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Anatolian Shepherds are natural protectors of livestock. Pitbulls can be protective but are more people-oriented than territorial.
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Anatolian Shepherds are best in rural settings with space. Pitbulls are adaptable and thrive in homes with active families.
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Anatolian Shepherds typically live 11-13 years. Pitbull Terriers may live up to 15 years, with health varying by individual care.
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