All About Belly - Protective, Sensitive, Loyal and Loud | The Asher House 

Hey Lee~ I'm a speech therapist and one of the kiddos I work with, who has autism, absolutely LOVES dogs and we watch a lot of your videos as a starting point to initiate peer interaction. He will be over the moon being able to learn about the different types of dogs you have in these videos. Thank you for all you do! Sending love your way!

Glad to know you read the comments. Because I want you to know the joy you and your pack have brought into my life. Lee, you have the biggest heart I have seen. Since I was born (63) years ago, there has always been dogs in my life. As a matter of fact when I was an infant, my mother was in the kitchen cleaning up while I napped. We had 2 boxers, one was laying by my crib suddenly I went into convulsion, my fever shot up and I was shaking so hard the crib was shaking. The boxer, started barking and running into the kitchen and back to me. My mother came running, grabbed me, called the doctor and then jumped into the bathtub with me and got my temperature down. Dogs have always been the best thing God has gifted us with. We always had boxers, they are great with children. I had a Yorkie (Pablo Picasso) for 15 years, he was always there for me when I lost each one of my parents. When it was his time to go join my parents, my daughter had to get a group of friends to talk to me one night to convince me it was time. He had a stroke and was never the same, nor was I. Now I have a rescue she is lab and retriever mix Gracie and Chip who’s mother was a Yorkie shih tzu mix and father was full chihuahua. You can imagine what that mixture is like, 10 pounds of crazy love who happens to be on your CBD oil. Watching your love for all animals is the best thing I do every day, you restore my faith daily that there are people who still have hearts. With so much bad, you and your pack are the best thing to watch. When I retire if you need someone to just clean up after them, I’m your person. Because watching your love for all your pack, just makes me feel better about everything. Don’t ever stop, I talk about your videos and send and share with everyone I know. Sorry my comment has turned into a short story but I wanted you to know I feel very blessed that I found Asher House to watch. Always watching Cheryl

Our Sheppard use to roam the yard so much it made a small path.....they are great dogs have a lit of energy.

🥰🥰🥰 awww the difference a day can make 🥰🌹🙏🙏 lov’n it!!!

Belly’s my favorite! ♥️

My sister has an Anatolian Shepard; she just walked up her driveway one day and stayed. I think my sister’s passed on Chocolate Lab guided Belle to my sister’s house.

This guy and his pack is my favorite on the you tube site. I watch your videos and subscribe to your channel always. Thank you. Love all of your furry friends maybe more than you...like Lily and butters.

thank you for talking about the individual angels!! it's so lovely to hear and learn about :) best wishes

I have an Anatolian shepherd mix. From DNA test he is 50% Anatolian, 25% Azawakh and 25% unknown mix. I live in an apartment with him and a female Husky. He is more dominant then her but she is waaaaaaay more confident. He is very fearful and used to curl up in a corner whenever dogs showed interest in him. He got used to the dogs in the neighborhood and made some friends and i thought we were over that but as he grew, he became aggressive to new dogs and to some people. We are working on his aggression issues outside with a lot of success. But the guarding thing....barking at noises outside is a though one to deal with. We sometime go to a dog park which is practically in the middle of nowhere and always empty but he always hear stuff and barks and i don't see anything for miles. The thing about being outside is very true. We have a very small balcony in the apartment and he spends most of his time there and on walks he just asks to stop the walk and lay in the grass. He can do that for hours. I hope next year we will move to a place with more outside space for him.

Love the channel and your mission Lee. I saw this one about Belly today and remember the crazy way he and Mugsy became part of your pack. When I saw them and as I’ve enjoyed watching them grow, they have reminded me so much of my friend’s flock guardian dog who is an anatolian/sarplaninac intentional crossbreed. I saw the litter and some looked more like Mugsy and others looked like Belly. They become massive but have excellent temperaments and are natural flock protectors and guardians. Her female is 180 lbs at three years old and is incredibly gentle and affectionate with her (my friend weighs about 110). Males grow to be bigger. My friend has a farm and had issues with predators including a bear who killed many of her goats. But no longer since this dog grew enough to grow into her job. She also chooses to be outside. Strangers have to be introduced thoughtfully but she’s a smart pup and understands introductions and then the stranger is allowed but watched as long as my friend is there. If they are frequent visitors she understands and is less watchful but I still wouldn’t go on her property unannounced. I love this dog for who she is. If I moved more remote I would consider this wonderful cross. I have another friend who has several purebred Anatolians, average weight 150, who patrol her sanctuary and they are loving to her family but not safe with others except through a fence because of their incredible strength and power, not because they are mean. Fascinating pups and sweet, just rowdy and true guardians. Not for everyone, not even me with all my experience in rescue, because of the density of my location, but amazing.

Lee, I rescued this little girl dog ( Stella) who had been abandoned. I absolutely adore her but…. She barks excessively at people walking down the street, when I walk her, at other dogs. She’s not bitten or snapped. We did her dna to find out the breeds & she’s mostly miniature wire haired Doxie with poodle & terrier mix. She’s about 16 lbs. she looks more terrier than anything else. Basically, once she’s in contact with dogs & people she seems fine. To me, I see fear as the cause. I don’t know & wish I could give her a better life with fuller activities but some would be afraid of her. She is loved & spoiled and she has my daughters 2 dogs & my sons 2 dogs as companions. Any advice would be much appreciated. Stella is now about 6. I love your videos & love what you do for all your dogs. Your heart is enormous and we love you for it.

I love this! I'm looking forward to hear about your dogs. I have a cocker/ st Charles spaniel mix. We often go for sniffs, not walks. She's a wanderer, an explorer.

Hi Lee, we we go to the dog park, there’s a fence that separates the big dogs over 30 lbs;the smaller dogs (our Westies ) are on the other side. As soon as ours realize where they are, the barking begins and they race to the fence to bark and run back and forth barking at rack turn to run back down. The big dogs race back and forth barking at each turn. I think it’s the fence that causes my male to act aggressive. Even when a new small dog comes and is getting out of the car, the male runs to the gate and barks ferociously. He jumps on the other little dog (his size) growling and eventually they all settle down. My female isn’t aggressive at all and greets the new dog with affection. How can I stop the male’s behavior. Or is it too late? They will be three this June 2023.

Please don’t ever stop what you’re doing you’re an amazing person love watching your videos makes my day

I LOVE this idea of dedicating each vid for a biography of one dog at a time. I wanna hear all their stories and see what it is that makes them appear so happy to be part of 'Asher House'

my dog Wobbly was an Anatolian and I never had a more loyal or protective dog. He seemed to have 6th sense and was never wrong about people and getting him in from his spot in the garden was a pain in the ass. lol. I have ptsd from military service and he would watch over me while I slept. I miss him so much.

I love that your doing this series, talking about individual dogs, it will help me to understand each breed!! I can't wait for the next,have a beautiful day,love ya too!!❤️🥰❤️

I absolutely LOVE this idea! I find it so interesting to hear about the pups individually and learning about their own special personalities. Can't wait for the next one!

I remember you finding those lovely pups when you were going to pick up your parrot. Lol. You saved them, and belly has grown up to be a beautiful dog. It's lovely to see him strive. I look forward to watching all your videos about the breeds, and their characters. ❤️😍

What a beautiful sight it is to watch thirty gorgeous angels being liberated like this! Lee, you're a blessing to each and every one of them. 🙏❤️

Belly’s a sweet boy and it’s awesome that he guards you all so well.

I'm so so SO happy you've started this series about describing the dogs. Bellamy, one thing I'd like to add about him is that on walks he likes to be aware of where you are. He'll keep coming to be near you before trotting off. Also I've commented before that I noticed Bentley showing 'herding' tendencies. She likes to keep an eye on which dog is where. She also has a very calm energy. I was very surprised to know that Bellamy is loud. I intuitively knew he would be submissive, but was happy to learn he has a loud bark. He seems like that child who sticks near the parents even when a little grown up. Really looking forward to this series. Will the dogs' personalities match with my impression of them? Can't wait. I love Callie... Because how can you not love a golden, and Bentley and Pom poms, and the Rocket sprocket Copper and Rollie the Pollie, and Bo. And all of them. We don't see Mugsy so much anymore. Did he bite you once? On the upper cheek? Your new dog Clyde is physically the most beautiful... Even more than Loba.

Than you very much, Lee, for introducing your viewers to individual members of your pack. When the pack was half the size it is now, I felt that I knew the whole pack. Now that there’s 30 of them, don’t know the names, breeds, or personality of the second half. It made me feel distanced from them. Please keep posting more videos about the 10 or 15 newer members of the pack. Sending hugs to you and the entire pack.

This is a BRILLIANT idea Lee! I watch every single video you post, going back to the Dodo ones, and there are many I watch multiple times. So I am familiar with most of the dogs and their histories. But I've noticed a few new ones (new to me) lately and also some that are no longer there (and I'm not talking about the beautiful souls that have begun their journeys over the Rainbow Bridge 🌈 ) but perhaps were fosters or simply not on every walk. Can't wait to be introduced and learn more about everyone. Thank you for including us in this amazing and magnificent journey 💜

Bravo! We have 2 Anatolian Shepherds. Your description is spot on. Thay are at my feet at the moment but were out this morning chasing a fox away from the chickens. They are kind with our horses, pet pig, chickens and 6 tiny dogs(1 terrier and 5 Chihuahuas). Loyal, brave and protective. When introduced to strangers they are fine. Not so much if they are not introduced properly.

Thank you for sharing about Belly! I never knew about this breed. We have a GSD and your comments about how Belly hears a car from far away made me laugh. My GSD is the same. I appreciate your enthusiasm for protective breeds of dogs and their innate abilities. Sometimes, our GSD’s obsession with patrolling and protecting us gets annoying, but you remind me to love her for what she was born to do! Thank you again, Lee!

I love to see that big pack running around. They're so freaking cute. You're an amazing person Lee. God bless you and all that you do for animals ☺️.

This is great 👍 Belly sounds wonderful. Love hearing all about him and his personality 💙 looking forward to hearing about the pack!!! Also it was beautiful to see the joy on your face talking about your animals 💙💙💙 I know your heart has been hurting 😢🤗 have a great weekend 💕🙏

I have learned so much from you by listening to your videos. As I approach a time in my life when a dog is in my not too distant future, you are helping to focus my attention to what I should look for so that I can make a good life for both a rescue pup and myself and help us to live our best and happiest lives. Thank you, Lee.

Yes, we rescued a Anatolian Shepherd pup and she is definitely an alpha on our farm. She is super sweet to people and anything baby. She strategically marks our property line by dropping a great big poop and seems to help keep away coyotes. If predators enter the farm she is on them and runs them off. I love this breed. Thank you for highlighting rescuing Anatolian Shepherds. Sweet dogs but tough on predators!!! Always enjoy your videos 🙏🏾

Why I watch this channel is because the owner loves each dog very much.

1:58 When you say "Let's start with Belly," he stops and looks at you.😭 3:08 When you say he sometimes runs to you and cries, he stops following you, and watches as you keep walking. Like, "I can't believe you told them that, Dad."😆💙

Thank you Lee for talking about each dog and their characteristics. Can’t wait for the next one. Have a great day!

Looks like a crowd pleaser and a grand slam hit! Did you see the look on Belly's face when Lee first started talking about him? Belly definitely said, "Who, me?" Funny, for a while I couldn't figure out where Rosa came from. Then I saw an old video and realized she was one of the abandoned puppies.

I love these dog walks. So peaceful and fun.

Hey Lee please do this series with all the dogs, I'm SO looking forward to it. I'm addicted to it and I love it so much. I can see each dog you describe as a distinctive human with a distinctive personality, but because 1 video is for 1 dog and you use a lot of words to explain, I know much further and more profound about them and it's incredible. Please keep on with the series and I love you and the pack. Wish you and the pack all the best.

I love it! "What are we barking at?" 😂 I've seen that. it's so funny. Thanks for introducing us to Belly! I'm excited about meeting the rest of your pack. I can hardly wait!

As you were talking about protective breeds, we actually have a Romanian raven shepherd who was a rescue from Romania at 16 weeks old. He had the worst past over there and was thankfully found and brought over to the UK. He has lived with us since. He is now 4 years old. He is a very very big dog. He weighs 6 stone 9 currently but he's lost 2 stone and was just over 8 stone, which for the breed is about normal. They tend to go to 9 stone if not more. He is 5ft 8 on 2 legs and his body is thick, huge coat so he looks even bigger. He is the classic raven so jet black all over and has a small white patch on the under tail and a larger one on his chest. But everywhere else is black with very very dark colour eyes. Naturally in Romania he would be out from birth in the mountains guarding livestock from birth to death with only his pack, and little or no human interaction. He is very very protective of his family, which is 2 adults, 6 kids and 13 cats and kittens at min. We have raised him with cats and kittens and small children and he treats everyone like they are his pack with no exceptions. He is very loyal and protective, he guards his house and whoever he is with all the time. He has a massive loud bark that can be heard up the road from our house and everyone knows if he barks that something is up. It's like a one dog neighbourhood watch. He's also super fast and has super fast reflexes, and is incredibly strong. The flipside of that is he is soooooo affectionate with his family. He loves to play and mess around and has a box of his fav toys that he treats like they are the best things in the world. If he was Egyptian he would be buried with them😂. Sometimes he forgets he is a self appointed guard of the whole UK and when he plays he goes all out. Squeaky ice creams fly across the room so he can catch them. He loves football and is a stellar goal keeper. He can also dribble and kick the ball and pass it to people. He loves cuddles and when he sits on you your staying there 😂 I think he displays a lot of the anatolian traits and I just wanted to share for that reason. I've never seen a anatolian dog before so this has been a treat for me to watch and learn about them a little. It's amazing. My big bear sends huge love for all that you do.

This fellow is amazing. His light just shines through!

Please show us the dog when you're talking about him/her so we can connect the name with the dog. Love the biographies. ❤️

This is really interesting. I am a cat lady, scared of dogs but in learning about how the pack works and the attributes of the individual dogs in the pack, my fear is lessening. And I am really enjoying the antics and fun, the seeming mayhem yet mindfulness of each dog. Thanks for this, Lee. Blessings from Australia.

Love watching your videos , makes me feel happy and relaxed.

My dad recused an Anatolian Shepard. The dog had been shot (only a graze)and my dad found him. He named him “The Big Ugly” because he was in rough shape at the time. But Ugly was the sweetest guy and also was super submissive with my dad’s alpha female Chaser. Ugly was the best shepherd of the farm. He would tag along with Chaser the female. He did everything she wanted to do or go where she wanted to go. I think he was guarding her to be honest.

Thank you Lee and the explanation on one of your pups. I look forward to this series. You gave a great day and love you back. . .

I hadn’t realized that your pack had grown so much😂. What a wonderful idea this series will be!! Looking forward to learning about the breeds and the individual personalities of each dog. Quick question: Have you ever gone to rescue a dog and found that it wasn’t a good fit with your pack? It seems like everyone you rescue they fit right in!

My dear friend rescued a young male Anatolian Sheppard and he’s a gentle giant. I’m excited to hear more about the different breeds. Thank you for what you do Lee 🥰

I call it doggie dynamics! I work as a dog handler and groomer. You absolutely nailed it by talking about breed characteristics, play style, and prey drive . All of which are behaviors that are prevalent and unique to each of the different breeds. For example Dogs like Great Pyrenees are nocturnal, hounds howl, herding breeds Will herd and direct, scent and sight hounds are prey driven and we simply just have companion only dogs. Several Breeds such as the Anatolian, Malinois, Shepherds and many of the herding breeds need a job and if left to their own accord will create their own within the pack. I too have a love for animals and my passion and obsession is with Dogs! I admire all you do for these beautiful wonderful little beasts, you have so much love and compassion for them!! I have an amazing dog named EmmyLou she is an English American Bulldog.

I have been waiting for this series!!!! I try to watch the behavior of different dogs in the background of your videos and I can’t wait to see if my assessments are close! Also side note: I can’t wait to learn more about Copper… I think I foster failed his twin soul…. And Xena because her little battles with the rocks give me life! “Xena, leave it!” Gets me every time!!!!!!

I'm REALLY looking forward to this video series!! I am dogless for the first time since 1990. All lived long lives and came into my life for the most part from people I knew, co-workers, friends, friends of friends, etc except my first. My first I adopted from a shelter. My life has changed a lot , long story, and I'm now mostly homebound in a wheelchair but am only 58 and have a lot of life and love still in me! It's just very hard to get to shelters and am searching mostly online. Your descriptions will be the closest to in person I can get and if I can determine a breed perhaps I can find a rescue to work with me. Thank you!!

Yes yes yes! This is exactly what I've always wanted you to do. I love hearing about each individual dog. Thank you so much!

Hi Lee I'm a loyal follower :) Don't have dogs so really enjoy watching your dogs. Hoping you would do this, your dogs are so awesome and so are you. Really enjoyed this please post more. I think a lot of dog owners could benefit from your dog knowledge which results in better quality life for other dogs.

Lucky dogs to have you and your love and patience for each one…

I used to work for UPS, and my absolute favorite dog on my route was Bob, a GSD Anatolian shepherd mix. He definitely took more after the Anatolian, always checking his yard but got SO excited when we came to deliver. He was so incredibly fluffy and handsome. He had a "brother" that was a great Dane named Sarge, who was quite literally the wimpiest giant dog I've ever met 😂 but he also loved his lovins from UPS. They had to get him a miniature horse sized blanket to fit him 😂😂

My very large pit bull named "Z". I had an emergency work trip come up and had to make the uncomfortable decision to have him stay at a "pet hotel". While I was away, I'd call to check on him and was told he was lethargic and not eating (he was checked out and had no illnesses) so I rushed home. Needless to stay, straight out of the car, into the house and right to his door ... he patrolled the property, checked every nook & cranny inside & out, checked his toys, his bed, my bed and every room in the house, went around again & barked to let everyone know he was "on duty" then promptly sat on my lap for the next hour. He was bored and had no job or purpose at the pet hotel .... best boy ever!!

Lee: I am so excited to hear about this new series describing your dogs! A smart concept indeed. Looking forward to the next one!! Keep up the great work!!❤🥰

Can't get enough of these profile videos! So fun to learn about each member of the pack. I remember the video when Belly and Rosa were left for you at a random road side. You are amazing! And thanks for sharing.

Belly is a farm guardian dog. They live out doors with livestock.

This is brilliant!!! Thank you! Can’t wait to see each one! ❤️🐾🐾🐾

Another wonderful video

Have a beautiful & fun weekend. Thanks for the vid. Love watching your enthusiasm about your babes & life in general. Amazingly motivating. Thank you🌞❤️

I’d be in for a three hour video 😊. I like these videos about each of their personalities. Thank you.

What a great story on Belly , love watching all your fur babies, how fortunate they are to have you ,, look forward to more information,, hugs 🤗 Lee from Ottawa, Canada 🇨🇦

I wonder if he likes belly rubz? Its my dogs favorite. 🐾 ❤️

Thank you Lee! This is a great way to re-introduce your babies! I love each and every one of them too and am so danged proud of you! You are certainly following your chosen path of rescuer, healer, making sure all are loved and cared for in a proper manner. You have the Midas touch with animals; you are an angel and a hero and I can't thank you enough for what you're doing. We certainly need more empaths like you on our planet. I pray your doing this inspires folks to start a movement and save more animals in distress. God bless you Lee! Love ya much. Deep respect. Happy Friday to all.👵💖🐎🐕🐕

Look at the babies 😍 dog 🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕 You have an amazingly Beautiful heart 💕

Really interesting vid Lee, this is gonna be a helpful series. 👍 Looking forward to learning more about the pack.

I am so glad you are doing this series of videos! Can't wait to see more!

Hi Lee I watch your channel from England along with my 3 fur babies. I love the way you understand your pack ❤️👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇸

A year ago, someone dumped a puppy on our road and me being me, we ended up with him. lol We have a large fenced in yard and he shares it with our Mini Aussie Koda (who is alpha), and another dumped baby, Hollie (black mouth cur mix). Clyde is an Anatolian mix. He is very large, sweet, protective, and comes in the house to say hello then heads back outside. All I can say is whoever dumped him missed out on a lot of love! He keeps the mole population under control and is very protective with me (the only female in the family). Thank you for spotlighting this breed!

Thank you for all that you do and sharing your fur babies with us

Great idea!! Thank you for sharing.

I love that video and to keep doing them on all the dogs. It's great to hear their original rescue story but also really great to hear about them after they've settled in to the pack. I also loved the beginning where you explained dog behavior when they first come together in an outdoor space. That is very helpful to understand. Keep doing everything that you're doing, Lee! We love it!!

I am looking forward to getting to know the pack on an individual basis, great idea.👍🏽 Thanks for sharing, Valerie in Colorado

This is a good series focus - explaining each dog's temperament, personality, breed etc. I'll keep notifications on for each episode of this. This one was good about the Anatolian Shepherd 'Belly' but because there were so many dogs in this footage, I didn't see so much of 'Belly'. Although I have seem 'Belly' in other videos.

Lee, you are heaven sent. I’m absolutely sure of it. The dog world really needed you and so many millions of people worldwide love you for what you are doing for the animals of this world, especially all those lucky dogs around Sacramento. I just wish we had a Lee Asher here in Queensland Australia. Sure, we have shelters but your shelter and especially you show those dogs so much love. God bless you.

Just always so happy for you and your huge blessed family

What a beautiful video and story about Belly. Thank you for sharing all about the pack and their stories. It's really nice to see all the dogs being free and enjoying themselves. Have a lovely day 🐾🐾

Belly sounds like my Sadie, Shepard heeler mix, she senses long before also and she howls and has her own “inside voice”, she’s very protective of her kitty cat brothers and sisters. So much love for you ❤️❤️❤️🐾🐾🐾🙏🙏🙏

That was just delightful informative and engaging video...thank you!

Love learning about each dog! Do all of them!

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I love watching these dogs on their walks with Lee. It never gets old.

Love watching your videos. I live in India and have a rescue called Happy. He's is the light in my life and a true source of happiness. Thank you for the inspiration. May God and the universe come together to bless you brother!

I remember when you got the two dogs on the road abandoned, Belly is a good dog I think the other dogs name is Rosa- she was a cutie! Glad you took them in, you are a saint!!!

Love how you're so in tune with all your animals Lee. I always enjoy your videos! From one fellow Oregonian to another, enjoy the great outdoors here with your friends!

I used to have a friend that raised milk goats, and some of the dogs she had to guard them were the same breed as Belly. She discouraged me from interacting with them. They were brave, courageous and protective, and all about 'business'....doing their job. She would get them when they were puppies and raise them with the herd.

We have a mini pitcher🐕 we had no idea what the breed consistent of. Boy they are one smart baby... n she is one too that will smell things n hear things way b4 any of our other furbabies. What is ur take on Mini Pitcher? I would love to know. I truly enjoy hearing the different breeds n what comes along with that breed. It great to know b4 u decide to get a certain breed n than to fine out bc u didn't do ur homework that they aren't the right fit for ur family. The sad thing tho is now what happens to that baby!!! Always do ur homework, so u get that prefect one🐶

Belly runs in circles to keep the pack together and protected.(Belly is a sort of a sheepdog) sheepdogs do that too. They just run around the people and the property to keep them together. So sweet🤩🐶❤

Wonderful. And great idea to do this with the other dogs (some breeds I have never heard of). Thanks for the uploads. Simon (Worcester, England).

Love that you're doing this. Could you possibly do some closeups of the dogs you are highlighting?

I love this series. I cannot wait for these videos. I live in an area out in the Napa Valley where Anatolians, Maremmas and Great Pyrenees are popular breeds with the people who raise sheep or cows. Also some have them on their vineyards to protect their grapes from wild boar, etc. Great dogs! And you are so right they really need to live where they have a job and some land to roam.

You young man are a remarkable human being. The love and care you give to all creatures, is inspiring. You give a voice to those that have no voice of their own. Whether for years or a short time only, these animals experience unconditional love (maybe for the first time in their little lives) because of you.

Every dog has their own personality just like people. They re as individual as we are. Thank you Lee for doing this. All breeds are different too. We have two, male, havanese/poodle pups now 15 mos. old. We also have the runt of the litter with his brother, Ethan, who is bigger than Ezra. Ezra, the runt, is definitely the ALPHA MALE and let's his brother know that hourly. He eats first, Ethan hangs back, then eats. It's crazy. Ezra then grabs the bones or treats under and away from his brother while his brother just sits there. It's a dominance thing The Havanese breed is an old one and they were smuggled in from Havana, Cuba. They are very sweet, gentle and loving dogs. We wanted that with 7 grandkids. Also poodles are super intelligent, have stellar physical attributes and fortify these other breeds and are hypoallergenic and don't shed. A win win for out allergy sufferers. These dogs LOVE everyone esp kids!!! They are very protective but not aggressive at all. They do bark but would not hurt anyone. These dogs are velcro, couch potatoes boys but love, love, everyone and all animals!! So far so good! They do get a little over-excited when people come over just wanting to love on them so much. A little training is needed for sure! Lee, it's awesome what you are doing. Each dog has his place and personality. It's amazing how accepting they are of each other. Like they know. Just beautiful! I have my dogs on YOUR CBD oil too! Blessings Lee and love! Keep your positive affirmations and manifestations going! They work!🙏❤️🤗🌞😇 🙌🙌 Sorry for the novel!😊

Belly is a lover - not a fighter ♥ He's always looking out for everybody else and loving every minute of it. Love your heart Mr. Asher.

LOVE this series on the dogs' personalities! Great idea 🤩

Keep up the Good Work!!!! 🙏🐕 Dogs are Deserving in many ways. Helping People.

It will be really lovely to hear about the traits of your pack; I remember when you found Billy, he had such a scary start to life and I was so glad you raised them to be wonderful pack members. Here’s to your next talk 🐾💕🧸

Yay!! I’ve been wishing for a mini bio on each dog. I think I’ve watched all the videos of rescues but I’d love to know each of the packs names and what you love most about them. I have 4 re homed cats (I’ve a small apartment) so I live my dog dreams vicariously through you. Thank god for you. You are amazing.

Love love love this idea of yours to 'introduce ' each dog and discuss their breed and personality and how it works with your pack and the sanctuary itself..what a fantastic idea of yours..would like a few bits added to the video actually showing their traits that you are discussing..think that would be a great addition too.. look forward to the next one..loved learning about Belly as never come across an Anatolian Shepherd before..fascinating..💞🇬🇧✝️🙏👏🐾🐾🐕🐈👍😃🇺🇦

I've said it before and I'll say it again. You, Mr. Asher, are a beautiful man, inside and out. I love what you do with the dogs and how you take care of them. They are so blessed to have you as their doggie dad. ❤️❤❤❤❤