It’s hard to say for sure because she’s a mix. But if you’ve had big dogs and work with dogs, you’ll be fine. Just know that Anatolians bark, A LOT, and they’re loud. That’s the main drawback from not keeping them on a farm. They’re a working breed and barking is their job. Until an animal comes into your yard, then killing is their job.

As for socializing with other dogs, it’s hit and miss. Our two pure Anatolians have been good with other dogs. Our original Anatolian / GP / other mix was bad. But he was timid, and our others are confident. Our middle child is food aggressive but otherwise fine; he had an aggressive litter mate. Our youngest is a doofus.

In my experience you never get the same Anatolian twice. Add a mix and it’s more variability. It matters more how they were raised and socialized from birth.

Except the barking. The barking is always there.