Pia is a calm, sturdy guardian and a remarkable example of Sicilian dogs, boasting the presence and conformation that commands respect. At three years old, she embodies the quiet confidence of a natural Alpha—laid back, steady, and always in control. There’s no need for her to posture; the other dogs instinctively follow her lead. Her demeanor is cool and composed, the type of dog who anchors the entire property with her presence alone, making her an ideal livestock guardian.
Deeply devoted to her human family, Pia is always nearby, keeping a silent watch with a protective eye. She expresses affection in her own way—freely offering kisses and leaning in hard for chest rubs, soaking up attention with quiet satisfaction. With the pack, she is kind and tolerant, allowing the younger dogs to play while maintaining calm authority. And while she carries herself with dignity, she’s not above a little mischief—occasionally stealing objects just for fun, especially if it elicits a reaction.
Pia’s guardian instincts run deep. She holds back when a threat arises, allowing the other dogs to advance first, then steps in with measured strength and certainty. Her balance of power and gentleness, along with her devotion and independence, makes her the heart of the farm. As the first female to be bred here, she carries the future of the pack—rooted, capable, and beautifully in tune with her world. Pia is a larger Spino at 95 lbs, born in 2022, and is the full sister of Romy.
Giulia has a gentle, intuitive way with animals and people alike, making her an excellent candidate for a livestock guardian. Around the goats, she moves calmly and respectfully—never chasing, just quietly observing and adjusting with ease. She blends into the herd with a natural rhythm, sitting nearby as they graze, always alert but never intrusive. Her instincts are strong, and her presence brings a sense of calm to the pasture.
With people, Giulia is just as connected. She’s a sweet, eager dog who forms bonds quickly and genuinely. As one of the remarkable Sicilian dogs, she loves to be close—walking between your legs, jumping up for soft hugs, and soaking in every chest rub and kiss. She’s easy to handle, always responsive, and seems happiest when she’s part of the moment, whether it’s with animals or her humans. With Giulia, it’s all about connection—and she gives it freely. Born in the spring of 2023, she is the litter mate of Enzo and weighs 75lbs.
Romy is a firecracker—a scrappy, salty-sweet dog with a big personality and an even bigger heart for her shepherd. This loyal pup embodies the spirit of dog breeding, showcasing her fierce devotion and close companionship, often weaving between your legs as if to stay tethered to the person she trusts most. She craves attention and soaks it up with tail wags and a sparkle in her eye, especially when belly rubs are involved—her absolute favorite.
With the other dogs, Romy can be playful one moment and feisty the next, holding her own with a bold, no-nonsense attitude. As a potential livestock guardian, she is curious—aggressively so—the first to investigate anything new, head high and eyes sharp. If danger were near, Romy would be the first to confront it, fearless and fast, ready to defend without hesitation.
Despite her scrappiness, there's a softness to Romy for those she loves. Her loyalty runs deep, and her devotion to her shepherd is unwavering. She’s bold, brave, and full of heart—an unforgettable little force in the field. Born in the spring of 2022, she is a litter mate of Pia and proudly represents the spirited nature of Sicilian dogs, weighing in at 70lbs.
Enzio is a thoughtful, stand-offish dog with a quiet strength and a watchful nature. As a livestock guardian, he doesn’t warm up quickly, but when he does—especially with his favorite girl dogs—his playful side comes through in subtle nudges and soft, tail-wagging joy. He’s most relaxed in their company, showing affection in his own understated way. Butt rubs are his favorite, and if he really trusts you, he’ll allow a gentle face rub too.
Though Enzio is comfortable among the goats, he’s always on alert. He watches their movements with care, never interfering, but clearly tuned in. When the goats butt heads or are being handled for husbandry, he becomes visibly nervous—tense but respectful, keeping his distance while keeping an eye on everything.
Due to a bad hip, Enzio isn’t suited for dog breeding, but it hasn’t dulled his spirit. He moves carefully, with dignity, and carries himself with quiet confidence. Enzio isn’t looking for constant attention—he values space, trust, and understanding. For those who take the time to know him, he’s a steady, loyal presence who sees everything and says more with silence than most do with sound and is the first to alert bark when something is out of place. He was born in the spring of 2023, the litter mate of Giulia, and is 95lbs—an impressive example of Sicilian dogs.
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