| Annie
Wooliver - Feb 18, 2002 - 8:29:40 heiskell [USA] I loved looking thru your site. We recently purchased a 4.5 month old pyr. I was concerned about how she would be along with my 3 and 5 year olds. At night she checks the house then goes to their room and sleeps across the threshold. I've never been happier! |
| Christine
Salisbury - Feb 18, 2002 - 5:52:06 Omaha, NE [USA] I have a 7-year old female pyrenees named Sophie. She is so sweet. I got her when she was 9-months old. She came from a breeder but she was abused. The breeder said someone else had her and then returned her to the breeder. My husband and I were very shocked to see that who ever had her abused her very badly. Even our veterinarian said that whatever happened to her is very deep seeded, but he know if anyone could help her we could. Thanks to our 7-year old German Shepherd, Sam and alot of love and attention she has come along way. I was very disappointed in the breeder that she did not return some of the money we paid for the pyr after telling her how this dog had problems and it was obvious that the pyr had been abused. The breeder just briefly mentioned that the dog need was some TLC. The breeder did say that we could return her and get a puppy but that if we returned her the breeder would put the pyr to sleep because she wasn't good for anything. Being the dog lover that I am I didn't have the heart but I did feel that the breeder should of returned some the money. Live and learn. Regardless, I love my Sophie. |
| donna
bennett - Feb 18, 2002 - 07:53:05 austin [usa] looking for a goat protecter |
| John
Turk - Feb 18, 2002 - 04:52:23 Bloomfield, IN [USA] we were given an 8-week-old great pyreneese puppy and were looking for further information. |
| Tara - Feb 17, 2002 -
6:46:17 Bethpage [United States] I have found that this site does not have any useful information on the Great Pryenees. All it has is two or three SMALL paragraphs, that is not enough information. www.akc.org is a much better site than this one. I doubt it if I ever come back to this site. |
| Tara - Feb 17, 2002 -
6:42:15 Bethpage [United States] I don't know yet....I will let you know when I have some. |
| Angela
Frost - Feb 17, 2002 - 6:17:01 covington [usa] I recently learned of this breed and am very interested in any information that can be sent to me. I'm considering purchasing a puppy in the next three years. I would like to know the ups and downs of this breed. Thank You Angela Frost |
| Bonita
Lee - Feb 17, 2002 - 5:22:37 Opelika, Al [USA] This is a great wed site I realy injoyed the information. Thank Bonita |
| Russell
Foxworth - Feb 17, 2002 - 0:15:44 Baconton, Ga. [USA] I am having trouble with dogs or coyotes getting my goats and am now in the process of trying to obtain a Great Pyrennes. |
| Nick and
Jennifer Smith - Feb 16, 2002 - 10:32:26 manteno Ill [usa] I have two beautiful Pyrs, both Females. The eldest is named Mona Lisa, she is six years old. My second girl is named Betsy Ross she is just under a year. We have changed our whole life since getting the girls. |
| diane
jude - Feb 16, 2002 - 6:07:26 balsam [United States] hi we have a pyr named Tewaiz,he is 3 yearsold.We just love him to death. He is so cool, he is definatly mans best freind.Except for the occasional barking spasm, he is pretty quite. It is quite funny, this maybe considered a storie if you want.My sister owns a Jack Russel and she is the same age, the 2 dogs have been friends since they were puppies. It is really funny when they play together becuase you have a little dog and then a humungous dog rough houseing together. One day the Jack Russel got to excited and ran as hard as she could strait at Teiwaz, who happened to have his mouth open when she did so. She went right in and half-way down his throat, all you could see of the Jack was the tips of her hind feet sticking out of his mouth, kicking and wiggling . Tewaiz had a look of surprise, and started to choke. We had to pull the Jack out of his throat. He had almost swallowed her! They didn't play any more that night. I guess that the Jack didn't like being swallowed, and Tewaiz thought that the Jack was stupid for climbing down his throat. |
| bob garcia -
Feb 16, 2002 - 10:12:55 tujunga [california, usa] I am the owner of a wonderful Rescue Dog--Name of Louie. He is from the Mojave, and a joy. He replaces a Pyr I had for 12 years named Jam. |
| Ellen
Brown - Feb 16, 2002 - 09:32:18 Baton Rouge LA Looking for a reputable breeder. |
| Gina
Ward - Feb 16, 2002 - 06:53:21 Columbus [Franklin] Love my Great Pyrenees! Her name is Cammy (short for Cameo)She has show dog qualities and is 1yr and 4mos old and we are best friends. I would like to correspond w/other Great Pyrenees owners. |
| Jennifer
MCGovern - Feb 15, 2002 - 7:07:28 Howe, Texas [USA] I enjoy looking at pictures of these beautiful creatures. My little pyr girl's name is Delilah and she is 7 weeks old. She has the brown mask markings and a little ring tail and spot on her back. I met her parents out guarding a pasture full of goats. Their master offered me the pick of the litter, and that is how Delilah came to be with us. |
| CASEY
SEAMAN - Feb 14, 2002 - 5:03:26 LEUCADIA [USA] I have been the lucky owner of three wonderful Pyrs during my lifetime. I look forward to sharing my life with another someday soon. |
| Manny Fernandez,
Jr. - Feb 14, 2002 - 09:57:57 Santa Barbara [USA] Just acquired a 10 month old female |
| Lisa
Tetirick - Feb 13, 2002 - 10:10:37 Zanesfield, Ohio [USA] I have a Great Pyrenees named TOBY who is 1 year and 2 months old. I got him last May and he is such a "buddy"!!!!!!!! He's so handsome and fluffy. I've never loved a dog soo much, his disposition is awesome. He's at 90 lbs. now and I hope he gets bigger!!!!!!! pyr's are the best!!!!!!! |
| Mary -
Feb 13, 2002 - 5:57:35 [USA]beautiful website! I have a 5 year old pyr - she's a cool dog! |
| Sue -
Feb 13, 2002 - 4:56:35 My Bailey is the sweetest and most gentle dog I have every owned. She is very protective and also a big baby. I really enjoy when grown men cower at the sight of her barking at them when they come to the door, when all she'll do is smell them to death. She is my best friend. She has the run of the house and I wouldn't have it any other way. She has grown up around 4 of my grandchildren who have hung on her, rode her, puller her ears and tail and taken her bones and she never showed any meaness. When she has had enough she just goes and lays somewhere quiet. There will never be another Bailey. |
| Jay
Williams - Feb 13, 2002 - 0:58:29 Hey i really loved your site i am just in love with Pyr's so ur site helpedme out alot. |
| Chandra Buist
Hertel - Feb 12, 2002 - 0:05:40 Englewood Cliffs [NJ] I am not a current Pyr owner, but have been looking at them for the past month- they are beautiful animals- I love all of the pictures I have seen as well as the stories and articles. I am looking for a puppy and hope to have him/her by the spring! When I do I will be sure to post my stories as well. |
| SANDRA
EVANS - Feb 12, 2002 - 10:24:02 RUSSELLVILLE ALABAMA [USA] I HAVE ADDED A GREAT PYRENEE TO MY FAMILY. HE IS WONDERFUL |
| kathryn -
Feb 11, 2002 - 10:09:27 bothell [u.s.a] loved your puppies photos! they are so cute! we love them! |
| Jill
Jameson - Feb 11, 2002 - 8:40:12 Garden City [USA] I bought a pry. today and that was the greatest thing I could hav done!! We rescued her from the local pound!! She has already taken to my family!!! I can't belive how friendly and gentle they are with children!!!!! I think that she will make the best pet and companion! |
| Billy & Debi
Haferkamp - Feb 11, 2002 - 4:20:34 Oglesby, TX [USA] We are the proud parents of 2 Pyrs. Bear is a 3 year old male and Sassy is a 2 year old female. The "babies" are inside/outside lovies. They spend the majority of the hot TX summers in the house or in their pool. Sassy came from suburban breeders and she is the more aloof and outdoorsy of the two. She often looks forlorn and deep in thought. Bear was raised, untouched by human hands until he was 3 months old, in a pasture by a cripple nanny goat. Now, he is the people person. He is so intuitive to the emotions of those around him, and when he is happy--he is happy all over. He also smiles the biggest toothy grin when you come up. That smile is taken as a snarl by those who don't know that he personifies the "gentle giant", and it can be quite intimidating. Our only complaint would be the nighttime barking, but hey--they are worth the inconvenience! More often than not--out here in the country--they are alerting us to something. |
| Jim G.
- Feb 11, 2002 - 1:31:07 Lancaster, MA [USA] Have a wonderful Female "Molly". Great with My kids. Also loves to go for walks, swim, Snowshoe. Good around other people and dogs. She's 2 years old and in great shape. can run and play all day in the cold weather. She takes it easy in the hot weather, and loves to come in for the air conditioned cool House. Otherwise she just likes to stay outside. Not real happy about coming in the house in cold weather. Just love the Breed....... |
| Amy
Rivera - Feb 11, 2002 - 0:57:26 Harrisburg [USA] We have a pup about 12 weeks old and he is so sweet. His name is Canyon. The hard thing about training him is that he is very bullheaded. |
| Patti
Helgeson - Feb 11, 2002 - 0:41:38 Clearwater [USA] We adopted a 4 year old pyrenees about 3 years ago. This dog is absolutely awesome! He's gentle, loving and vigilant. At first our neighbors were afraid of him--small kids thought he was a polar bear! Now everyone loves him--especially children. "Ranger" is a wonderful pet! |
| Melody
Sparks - Feb 11, 2002 - 10:53:42 Owensville,IN [USA] I have two Pyres. They are wonderful pets and protectors. We have a problem with cyotoes. Now that I have the Pyres. The cyotoes have changed there running habits around our farm. The dogs protected me from a pack of cyotoes one night while I was alone in our back yard. They are really great.... |
| amanda - Feb 10, 2002 -
4:42:05 [usa]I just love this breed don't u?!!!!!! |
| Rodney
Baker - Feb 10, 2002 - 3:56:40 Turner [USA] I have to Pyrenees and was just looking for some info |
| LISA - Feb
10, 2002 - 08:41:54 LITTLETON [USA] WE HAVE A WONDERFUL MALE NAMED EVIAN AND HE TRULY IS THE VERY BEST, MOST WONDERFUL DOG. WE HAVE A CHILD AND HE'S EXCELLENT WITH HER. THIS IS THE VERY BEST BREED-SO SWEET, GENTLE, FUN AND LOVING!AND AN EXCELLENT PROTECTOR. |
| Jackie and Corey
Hooks - Feb 10, 2002 - 08:09:12 Very excited to see that there is a whole site dedicated to the Great Pyrenees... |
| Randi
Stensberg - Feb 10, 2002 - 07:40:51 San Diego. CA [USA] I am interested in learning about this breed. |
| m cowan
- Feb 10, 2002 - 06:45:50 nashville [usa] cant get into the web site to view. |
| steffani
anderson - Feb 9, 2002 - 2:44:22 romance, arkansas [usa] we bought our puppy today 01-09-02. her name is daisy--- what a great dog. |
| Brenda
Kreisler - Feb 9, 2002 - 2:19:41 [U.S.A.]We recently purchased a Great pyrenees puppy. He is 2 months old and weighs 16 lbs.. We just wanted to get some more info about these dogs. Thank You |
| Helen
Price - Feb 9, 2002 - 1:36:11 Bensalem [Pa] We have a 15 month old Pyr named Zeus.We call him Zeus The Big Moose Price as his papers read.He is very active and likes to play.We also call him Mr P for Mr. Personality because he has a lot of it.He is all white and very beautiful.He is a great dog. |
| Lynne
Bilbrey - Feb 9, 2002 - 06:31:33 Hendersonville [USA] Just learning more about the breed. |
| Xianti and Walter
Hoo - Feb 8, 2002 - 9:50:23 San Francisco [USA] Hi... Really like the dog in the Lake.... Most Sincerely, Doggie want to be'sssssssssss Ruff Ruff We will be looking for a puppy or two. Would the female be the bigger choice or both together...would be more better_? /Thanks so much. |
| Lori Madeja -
Feb 8, 2002 - 3:08:35 New Kensington [USA] really interested in the great pyrenees breed. Enjoyed looking at the site. Would like to find information out even more. |
| Sarah -
Feb 8, 2002 - 2:50:15 Fayetteville, NC [USA] My husband and I recently purchased our first Pyr. When he got "Zeus" he was about 6 weeks old and now he's going on 10 weeks. He has grown so much in the past 4 weeks, it's unbelieveable!! This has been my fist experience with the breed and I couldn't be more pleased. "Zeus" has been a wonderful puppy and we are looking forward to watching him grow into a great and noble giant. I understand that Pyrs have a tendancy of being quite stubborn when it comes to training. "Zeus" has done very well learning the basic commands such as "sit", "shake" and "down" (lie down). He also has taken to the leash quite well after some practice and lots of patience! The only problem that we are having is his constant nipping. Everytime you reach down to pet him he just wants to chew on your hand. If anyone has any advice that may help us please e-mail me! Thanks for reading! |
| Jake
Bennett - Feb 8, 2002 - 1:53:02 Toronto [Canada] Brianna and Elizabeth my owner and best friend love me. I am a Great Pyrenees. |
| Isa
Young - Feb 8, 2002 - 05:41:36 Harris [USA] I am the owner of a Great Pyrenees. He has been a great pet.He was in rough shape when I recieved him but he's made a remarkable comeback to good haelth and fitness. I can not take all the credit though the sheep dogs I have were really his personal trainers. This has been a great experience for my whole family. |
| Diane
DeVille - Feb 7, 2002 - 4:39:08 Alexandria [USA] I LOVE my pyr, Zeus! He has extreme patience, so at the age of 6 months he joined a local club, Pets & People. Through this club, local people take their pets to nursing homes & Zeus also goes to a state run facility for physically & mentally handicapped individuals. He really enjoys the attention he gets. |
| sylv - Feb 7, 2002 -
3:01:19 murr [usa] i want to learn more about these dogs |
| terri kemp
- Feb 7, 2002 - 1:55:10 Bend, OR [USA] Looking into the breed. Will I dye trying to keep up with shedding? Is this dog one that will go jogging with me three to five miles if conditioned? I understand this breed is protective yet not aggressive, is this correct? OR is he or she more of a "couch potato" in the family setting. We want a great family dog, but one that we can take hiking or running. Are the Pyrs difficult to train? |
| LYNN
ANDERSEN - Feb 7, 2002 - 0:22:21 HARTLAND [US] WE ARE JUST IN THE PROCESS OF ADOPTING OUR FIRST PYRENEES THRU A RESCUE PROGRAM. WE ARE SO EXCITED AND CAN'T WAIT TO HAVE ONE OF THESE WONDERFUL DOGS AS OUR NEW COMPANION. |
| Doug and Sue
Smith - Feb 7, 2002 - 05:42:26 Conroe, Texas [USA] We are the new owners of a 10 week old Pyr who is so adorable and so sweet. If you have any helpful hints to make sure we start out right with him, please let us hear from you. Thanks. |
| terrie
hamilton - Feb 6, 2002 - 7:00:34 aguilar, co [usa] thanx for the webpage, love these dogs! |
| Debbie
Reese - Feb 6, 2002 - 4:45:33 Williamsport, Md. [United States] I have two Pyrs. A male that will be 5 yrs old in May, and a female I rescued last February. She will be 2 yrs. old in April. Love both of them. |
| artemio carranza
de la vega - Feb 6, 2002 - 2:59:44 tlalnepantla, edomex [mexico] hello, i have a GP, his name is DANZKA as the vodka, he has 4 1/2 months and it is white with a brown, grey spot in the ears and in the tail, do you know if there is club in Mexico. Thanks in regards... |
| R. Lachlan
Ford - Feb 6, 2002 - 0:40:33 tucson [usa] my family recently bought a great pyrenees male puppy and although not very obedient he is the greatest dog in the world. this is a great site |
| patricia
bossart - Feb 5, 2002 - 10:33:36 rockledge fl. [usa] we own a pyr named howard huge, he is an excellent companion and keeps our family safe. |
| Loretta
Fow - Feb 5, 2002 - 07:53:12 Banner Elk, NC [USA] our pyrennes is 10 years old, her name is Heidi |
| Jean Nel -
Feb 5, 2002 - 07:43:25 Centurion [South Africa] For twenty years I have been the proud owner of Great Pyrenees, the most loveble dogs in the world. The sad thing is that two of my male dogs got kill on 1/1/2002 trying to escape from people setting of fireworks. The two dogs were presents from my late wife which pased away during 2001. We have only one registered breeder in South Africa, so the white bears are extremely difficult to get. I am please to see that they are a populare in the USA. Regards Jean |
| Gary T.
Bell - Feb 5, 2002 - 05:14:50 Grosse Ile, MI [USA] Just stopped by to see if I could find a good pic of a Pyr to put on my desktop. I enjoy stopping by every so often to see your site. I have a 9 year old Pry and She is a DREAM, I love her to death. Gary T. |
| Courtney
Woodcock - Feb 4, 2002 - 9:28:01 Bowling Green, Ky [USA] It was wonderful to see more of these bueatiful creatures. I am also blessed with one of my own. His name is Nook. He is almost two years old, and the love of my life! |
| Leroy &
Diana Tipsword - Feb 4, 2002 -
9:12:27 Carlinville,Illinois 62626 [U.S.A.] My husband has a pyr that is nursing an orphaned calf at times. What a picture! We haven't lost a sheep to coyotes since the arrival of our first pyr, several years ago. We now have four adults and a new litter of pups. Leroy & Diana. |
| Dave
Simmons - Feb 4, 2002 - 6:12:23 Pleasant Hill, CA [USA] We recently 'lost' our ten year old beautiful and loving dog to cancer. The doctors and staff of the University of California Davis School of Veterinary Medicine are a loving and remarkable bunch who not only have one of the best schools of medicine but run a wonderful hospital. Known for loving and stoic personality traits, our Pyrenees kept his ailment hiddent and a silent secret until his last days. If you want an intelligent dog, consider a Pyrenees. A more true friend one cannot find. |
| terry
hill - Feb 4, 2002 - 4:39:19 |
| Tim & Becky
Wicklund - Feb 4, 2002 - 2:47:46 University Place, Wash. [USA] We got our first pyrenees back in July 1999 and he has been the cutest thing! He's pretty much an indoor dog, but there's nothing better to him than sitting out in the middle of the yard, in the windy, stormy, pooring down rain, just loving it! My only problem - off his leash, he runs, and runs, and runs! Will not stop and won't come back. Any suggestions? We never took him to an obediance school - should we start now? He'll be 3 yrs. in June 2002. Thank you for any comments and I appreciate your web site! |
| Pamela
Robertson - Feb 4, 2002 - 10:18:38 Catheys Vly. [USA] On 1/31/02 I went to the pound looking for a chihuahua, there were none so I checked out the rest of the dogs. I saw a girl through a little hole where the dogs go from inside to outside so in went inside and she sure was a Great Pyranese. I asked about her and was told that her euthinasia date was 1/26/02. I adopted her immediately. She seemed scared to death of everything. I was on my way to a night class and had to leave her overnight. The next day I had a funeral to go to, and didn't pick her up till almost closing time. When she saw me, she wagged her tail a little but still stayed away from the cage door. The attendent got a rope around her neck and we literally had to drag her out of the cage, inch by inch, with all the other dogs barking, the sound was deafening. It took almost 15 minutes to get her to my car. She was so dirty, she was almost brown, and smelled bad. When I got her home, I had to drag her out of the car. All of this dragging was done with a soft voice and coaxing, and gentleness. I had to go to the store, so I left her on the patio, since she wouldn't move. When I got home she was gone. I went looking for her and found her in the hay barn across the street, but when I went one way she went the other, and I lost her again. It was getting dark by this time, and my husband brought the leash and flashlight, and we found her again in another barn, and cornered. I was never afraid of her, she seemed so scared. My husband brought a steak with him, and I gave her the steak, she wouldn't take it from my hand so I put it on the ground, and she ate it then. We waited for her to eat it to the bone, but it was really dark by then and we dragged her out of the barn and headed home. After we got her going, she would run a little then she would dig in again. Finally we got her to the dog house and hooked her up to the tie we have out there. She climbed into the dog house and I put the flap over the door. I think she felt safe in there because she wouldn't come out the whole next day. I kept going out to her, fed her gravy, and milk. I pet, hugged, and just generally loved on her. The next day, 2/3/02, she was jumping around, scareing the other dogs, because of her size, playing like a big puppy. I love this girl. I named her Mercy, because I've wanted a Great Pyranese for 3 or 4 years, and God showed us both mercy for her life and for my heart. Thank-you for reading Mercy's story. |
| Tonia
Harris - Feb 3, 2002 - 11:14:58 Atkins [USA] Hello, I have a great pyrennes and I found this site by accident. Its great! |
| Jenny -
Feb 2, 2002 - 00:26:27 Atlanta [USA] I can not get to your homepage- what is the address? Also, Im looking to buy a pyr puppy soon. If anyone knows of a breeder closeby please e-mail me! Thanks |
| Josiphine - Feb 1, 2002
- 08:57:52 I really like how you made your pictures they are really neat i have a dog that is a great Pyrenees Mountain dog too |
| Christina
Beil - Jan 30, 2002 - 4:17:20 Pleasant Hill [USA] Yesterday I had to put my wonderful companion Romeo to sleep. In July he had his front leg removed due to Cancer. It was that or loose him to the disease. I was not ready for that and he was not ready to leave. I know that because he was up and around and showing signs that he was feeling 100% in about a week and a half after surgery. Truly remarkable. I adopted him from the Great Pyr Rescue in Northern California 5 years ago and have enjoyed every minute that he blessed me with his company. I miss him terribly already which was the reason for me checking out your site. Thank you for the lovely, peaceful home page. I miss you Romeo. |
| Don Sims -
Jan 30, 2002 - 2:11:30 [USA]I have a Great Pyr named Rjin. He is just over 2 years old now and weighs about 125 lbs. He can just barely look over a six foot fence when he stands up. He is a great gaurd dog and a better companion. |
| susan
a - Jan 29, 2002 - 4:26:35 washingtonville [usa] we are interested in adopting a puppy from a rescue if you have any informatio |
| Beth Varner
- Jan 29, 2002 - 11:35:28 Canandaigua, NY [USA] One of my fondest memories as a child in the early 1960's, is of a huge white Great Pyrenees dog who came to our yard to visit and play. I didn't know his owners, but could just see his home 1/2 mile away. He had a wonderful laid back personality. Now years later, I am wishing to adopt one of my own. |
| Elizabeth
Scott - Jan 29, 2002 - 08:01:38 columbia [U. S] you need to give more pictures |
| Debbie
Skipper - Jan 27, 2002 - 5:08:52 Springer [USA] We enjoyed your sight, we have 2 pryenees also. They are wonderful pets. |
| Nicole
L. - Jan 27, 2002 - 08:05:58 Charlotte, NC [USA] The site is lovely! It really captures the essence of the breed- |
| sharon
simmons - Jan 26, 2002 - 3:12:04 bush, louisiana [usa] Hi] I have a four month old male pyrenees and I am looking for a solid white female Great Pyrenees. I live about 70 miles north of New Orleans. Can anyone out there help me. I have hade my male Pyre about 2 months and I am in love with this breed. Thanks, Sharon |
| PINCE - Jan 26, 2002 -
0:58:43 paris [france] I like the pyrenées and its landscapes http://www.freeworldacademy.com/ |
| Brittany
p - Jan 26, 2002 - 09:00:15 Nashville [united states of America] GREAT PYRENEES ARE THE BEST BREED OF DOG I HAVE EVER SEEN !!! THEY ARE GENTLE AND GOOD WITH KIDS!!! I LOVE THEM & WOULD SEREOUSLY CONSIDER GETTING ONE WETHER U HAVE KIDS ARE MARRIED OR JUST LIVE ALONE!!! |
| SBJ -
Jan 25, 2002 - 7:28:22 Somerset, WI [USA] I enjoyed going through your site and seeing other Pyrenees lovers (and Pyrenees pic's, too). Patou is an 8 year old female. Oops. Yep, got her name from a dog book, not thinking about how they mainly reference males. That's ok, though, because anyone who knows her calls her Tout (pronouced Toot). Anyone who lives with a Pyr will know how conservative acting these giants can be...don't waste any energy unless it's really worth it and her role as "rule enforcer" was evident at 8 weeks old,scolding the cats and her puppy brother if they were not behaving well. Pyrenees are one of the gifts to the world. I know Patou is. Pyrenees are great. I can not think of another breed that has such heart. When I look into her eyes I know I am looking at an "old soul". |
| roxanne
Mackey - Jan 25, 2002 - 2:21:19 Gladewater [USA] I have a two year old pyr and I am in love with this breed. |
| cindy
bunch - Jan 25, 2002 - 11:57:41 Linton [USA] I have a great pyrenee and was checking on information about him,he is nine months old. |
| Ronald Clark
- Jan 24, 2002 - 3:44:35 newark [usa] I'm looking for breeders in NYS for a puppy to run with sheep. The puppy doesn't need to be show quality,I'm looking for a work dog. |
| julie -
Jan 24, 2002 - 0:57:32 Las Vegas [usa] I am looking for a great breeder. I live in Las Vegas. |
| Ron Blevins -
Jan 23, 2002 - 10:28:20 Watsonville CA [USA] I have a Pyrenees pup. She is 5 mo, old. I got her from a Sierra Mt. sheep camp. She is a very sweet dog. |
| Beth A Pia
- Jan 23, 2002 - 6:05:17 Pittsburgh [USA] I am interested in knowing more about this breed |
| Jennifer
Bray - Jan 23, 2002 - 1:29:29 Indpls [USA] I have a Pyr, and I'm looking for a puppy! |
| sharon
simmons - Jan 23, 2002 - 0:48:25 bush [usa] Hi I am proud owner of a four month old male Great Pyrenees and am looking for a solid white female puppy. |
| Fern
Williams - Jan 23, 2002 - 11:38:29 Marina Del Rey [CA] My husband just rescued a beautiful 7mo female Great Pyr. A sad story with a very happy ending. We have named her Maggie. She is the most loving and best natured dog I have ever owned. We also have two jack Russell Terriers. The funniest thing is watching the 10 pound Jack Russell boss the Great Pyr around. I really hooked on Great Pyrs now! |
| Marvin and Kim
Dunster - Jan 22, 2002 - 6:28:00 Billings, Montana 59101 [U.S.A.] I enjoy going to different sites on Pyrenees, we raise them also, but only for guard dogs, we don't sell any for pets, however they can make a wonderful pet. We have 80 dogs now but will be sold out by late spring. I enjoyed your site. Kim |
| Mike
Rosenthal - Jan 22, 2002 - 3:22:53 Greensboro, NC [USA] I am just a rookie when it comes to the Great Pyrenees. Looking for info. |
| Pat
Kuhl - Jan 21, 2002 - 09:06:13 Portland [Maine] We had the joy of owning a male Pyr for 14 years. We will shortly be looking for another dog or pup and probably will consider a rescue service first, as we are experienced Pyr people. |
| Cindy
Bailey - Jan 20, 2002 - 8:04:15 Bristow, Ok [USA] We have two gorgous intellegent working GP's and they have just had their first litter. Although a small litter they are three of the most adorable little girls you have ever seen! I love these wonderful dogs! |
| Lorlee
Bradway - Jan 20, 2002 - 7:38:51 oklahoma city [us] I became interested in the great pyrenees in March of 2001 when I met a lady that had a pair of Pyrs.They were such huge dogs and yet they were very calm around all the people that were around(we were at a festival).I asked her about them and became eager to have one of the beautiful dogs myself. I now have an eight-month old female named Nakita. I got her when she was 2-months old. She is wonderful!I have a four-year-old daughter that loves her too!Nakita is so gentle with her and very protective which is what my husband and I were looking for in a dog. We are now thinking of getting a male sometime in the near future.She has been a wonderful addition to our family! |
| Fran
Miller - Jan 20, 2002 - 4:24:01 Bend, Oregon [USA] I just had to put down my pyr, Bear. I miss him terribly, but look forward in the future to another great white pyrenees puppy. |
| Jennifer - Jan 20, 2002 -
2:30:36 edmonton [canada] I am determined to get a great pyrenees as my pet. But there is just one thing that kept me thinking...... I read on the articles and books , they all say that Pyrs are quite the barkers.....although I have large yard but I am still concerned that would be an issue to my neighbor... Does anyone can tell me how noisy a Pyr can actually make on a daily basis? Thank You! |
| Patricia
Pedersen and Mr. T - Jan 20, 2002 - 11:51:55 Flagstaff, AZ [USA] I discovered the Magnificent Mr. T. at our local humane society 35 lbs underweight and possibly abused/neglected. My best buddy is now a certified therapy dog (Delta Soc.) and we happily visit nursing homes and schools. He brings fun and smiles to everyone he meets. Mr. T. is totally terrific!! |
| Ashley -
Jan 19, 2002 - 7:14:57 Englewood [USA] I am very interasted in getting a Pyrenees. I have been reading up on them and visiting any web site that mentions them!! The more I find out, the more I NEED one!!! I can't wait to see what happens!! |