Welcome to
Dragon Ranch
The thing about Dragons is the magic, mystery, and awe they inspire in us all. Our goal is that Dragon Ranch will do the same, whether you stay with us in our rentals, take home a Turkish Boz puppy to add to your own Ranch and family, or fall in love with our Longhorns!
Turkish Boz Puppies for Sale in Colorado
At Dragon Ranch in Black Hawk, Colorado, we breed and train Turkish Boz livestock guardian dogs. Our puppies are born in the barn and raised with the livestock they will one day protect: cows, sheep, goats, pigs, miniature horses and more. From day one they learn from Hafsa and the rest of our pack that playtime is with each other and that the herd is family. By the time they go home, they already have a head start most livestock guardian dogs don't get until much later.
Our Boz are protecting livestock and families all across the nation.
Living in the Colorado Rockies, our livestock would not survive without the courageous protection of our dogs. Our Boz guard against coyotes, mountain lions and bears, and even watch the sky for eagles. Yet they stay gentle with children of all ages.
Current Litters: Almost Fully Reserved
Current litters are almost fully reserved: 1 puppy remaining.
Our current litters are from our girls Zisa and Zelda, sired by Khan. Our pups reserve quickly, so if you'd like the last available puppy, call us today at 720-272-2761 or 303-882-3671.
Missed this litter? Join the waitlist for the next litter and we'll contact you as soon as puppies are on the way.
Hafsa
Queen of the Ranch and mother to numerous working pups across the country.
We rely on Hafsa to not only lead our pack of Boz, but Hafsa takes a very active role in training each litter of puppies. She is a mother to all and will adopt any baby of the ranch. With an old soul and a gentle heart, she has become the true matriarch of our entire Ranch.
Khan
Khan is our stud! He has matured into an imposing gentle giant.
While Hafsa may be queen, Khan is all king, weighing in at over 200 pounds. His deep bark is easy to distinguish at night as he leads our Boz pack working our sheep pasture. When he’s not guarding our flock, Khan loves children and is always ready for a snuggle.
Zelda
Affectionately named after a grey fighting maiden, Zelda is stunning !
We call Zelda, along with her sister Zisa, the Z sisters. Zelda is all cuddles. Photos are hard to take of either sister as all they want to do is be with you and love on anyone who visits. We are excited for them to be the future of our breeding girls.
Zisa
Zisa named after a goddess of war takes guarding very seriously.
Zisa and Zelda are typically always together. They have learned how to be the best guardians ever as they follow Hafsa’s lead. Zisa has become best friends with the ranch barn cats and likes to snuggle into the pig pile at night.
*We do not crop ears. Zisa and Zelda came to us after their ears were cropped.
The rest of the Pack!!
Khan, Koba, Zisa and Zelda are the future of our breeding program. But our Ranch is only safe because of our entire pack. Runa had one liter two years ago. We loved the litter so much we kept a male to stay in our house to guard our kiddo while he wanders the woods around the Ranch. Runa’s has the honor of being our very firsts pup born to Hafsa.
Runa
Runa takes after her mother Hafsa and is a true mother to all. Runa and Khan take the lead on our sheep pasture.
Charra
Charra’s favorite job is to clean the snow off of the sheep when they come into their barn. Most of the sheep know Charra is the perfect nap companion.
Koba
Koba has big shoes to fill. He is the last litter of Khan and Hafsa. Our hope is for him to mature into the dog we know he will be, to continue Hafsa’s incredible lineage. He’s a big goofy pup and is starting to learn what his job will be.
Shamus
Shamus is not working with the livestock with the rest of the pack. But he has a very important job of guarding our kiddo. Shamus lives in our house and is always ready to adopt orphaned babies that sometimes also find a way into our home.
Price, Deposit & How to Reserve
Price: $3,000
Deposit: $500 holds your puppy or your spot on the waitlist
How to reserve:
1. Call us at 720-272-2761 or 303-882-3671.
2. We'll talk with you about your livestock, land and family.
3. Place your $500 deposit to reserve the available puppy or hold your spot on the waitlist for the next litter.
4. Pick up your puppy at the ranch. Puppies go home at 8 weeks at the earliest; pups headed to full-time livestock work may stay with us a little longer so they're ready for the job. We can also help with delivery.
What's Included
First shots
Deworming
Raised from birth in the barn with sheep, goats, pigs and cattle, and trained by our adult Boz pack
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Turkish Boz puppy?
Our Turkish Boz puppies are $3,000. A $500 deposit holds your puppy or your spot on the waitlist.
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How do I reserve a puppy?
Call us at 720-272-2761 or 303-882-3671. A $500 deposit holds your puppy or your spot on the waitlist. Our pups reserve quickly, so reach out early.
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When can puppies go home?
Puppies go home at 8 weeks at the earliest. If your puppy will live with livestock full time, we may keep them a little longer so they're ready for the job. Until then, they learn from our pack and our livestock every day.
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Can I meet the parents or visit the ranch?
Yes! You're welcome to visit the ranch and meet our dogs. Call us at 720-272-2761 or 303-882-3671 to schedule a visit. Our dogs love visitors. The Z sisters mostly just want to be with you!
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Are Turkish Boz good with children?
Our dogs are gentle with children of all ages. Khan loves kids, and Shamus's whole job is guarding our son as he wanders the woods. Like any large guardian breed, they should be supervised with small children.
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How are your puppies raised?
In the barn, alongside goats, sheep, pigs and cattle, guided by the adult dogs. They learn to respect livestock and to recognize real threats such as coyotes, mountain lions and eagles.
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Do you crop ears?
No. We do not crop ears.
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Do you ship or deliver?
We can help with delivery. Call us to talk through options for getting your puppy home. Our Boz are protecting livestock and families all across the nation.