Katahdin Sheep and Maremma Guard Dogs

The Warriors!

 An ancient Italian breed not well known to the average person. This has protected the nature and health of this great dog by keeping the negatives of over breeding out of its line. A wonderful companion and a protector of it's flock. Easy to please, grateful and affectionate while tending to remain within it's confines. 

Emma and Enzo were picked from different breeders here in the US with intention. Each dog has parental bloodlines from different Italian breeders to assure the diversity and authenticity of the Maremma genes. 

We decided on the Maremma to protect our chickens and sheep from hawks, coyotes and the encroaching suburban dog. They do their job well. Very obedient and loving to our family and the house dobermans. They don't try to get out of the fenced pasture unless a gate is left open. 

Our Maremmas are 120-130 pounds and have had no medical issues.  Enzo has a curley coat while Emma's is long and smooth.  They have never been in a house but have their own barn space. They both do well in the car and the vets office...even tractor supply.

Check out the Maremma club for everything you want to know

https://maremmaclub.org/

Emma and Enzo had their first litter on 11/13/2025.  Puppies should be available around 1/15/2025 unless you want us to allow them to stay with the parents for a few extra months to learn the ropes. They are the most adorable things I think we've ever seen.  We will only breed these dogs twice and it will be a couple years before it happens again. They live in the barn with momma in a moderately heated "dog house" within the barn and are doing amazing packing on the weight daily.

$500 non-refundable deposit is required to guarantee your puppy. Puppies will be microchipped and have first shots with their vet checks. They will be raised with Mom and Dad and sheep and cats and chickens. 

Of course you must be able to prove your ability to take care of this dog before we will enter into a contract with you and it is soley at our descretion. 

 Cost for older puppies will be higher for food and training effort.