Love your site. We have a 2 yr old female great pyrenees, Sadie Mae, we have had her since 10 weeks old. She is a great companion and a wondeful guardian. Her bark is more comforting than most can imagine, being she is loud, although she is also very intimidating to those she does not know or animals that do not belong at our home. She is one of our spoiled pets along with our Lab mix and 3 cats. She is very gentle and loves our grandkids. I have been amazed at her love of the cats too. She sometimes let the youngest sleep curled up next to her.

It wwas a great site, thanks so much!

My brother has one, they are beautiful.

As I travel for my job, I could not ask for a better "first ambassador" to visitors - family, friends, or strangers. The later being the most importnat... These dogs have an instinct far beyond our understanding. I'm also convinced anyone without reason to stop by would opt to pass on by our beautiful 'yard art' and door keepers!

I have a 5 month old pup and I named her Star cause she lights up my life and had added so much love between my husband and son, she is mixed (newfoundland) so her color is black with a white spot on her chest and she has white sock's. I have another dog that is 16 yr.old, so I know that Star will help us when that day comes for Sweetie to leave us , she has been a great dog to have. Star is the first dog that we have had in our home, she comes in like she ownes the place she looks around the rooms then she runs to our bed where she sleeps and plays with us just like a child would, we play all kinds of games with her, so I'm really happy that we got Star from the internet that day cause the owner was going to put her down if she couldn't find her a home to go to the next day! I would tell anyone that is wanting a loving dog to have to get them a great pyrenee.

I have a Great Pyrenees bitch that is 5 months old' has a great temperament, and is a loving part of our family that has stolen our heart and became the child that me and my wife didnt have , but , needed. We got her at two months old, just two days before she was going to be put down, if she was not sold.

We have a brother and sister pair of pyr who guard our cows and chickens. They have already proven their worth by guarding our cow and her miscarried calf (they didn't leave her even though it was meal time!). They are true guardians.

I love your site, I have a beautiful male puppy gret pyr...and he is my baby.

Of all the dogs I've had - Samson impresses even me. He came out of Texas with me as a runaway from a bad home. I firmly believe he chose to find me for help (as he was being abused, and mistreated by people who only wanted fighting dog/guard dogs [for I strongly suspect illegal activities]). I dealt with the previous owners immediately, and found homes for the other dogs in their possession as well! The route Sam took was through homes I had spent lots of time in. He would just walk into these homes looking around - get some food from my friends, and move on. That is until he came to my steps, in which he stayed. His demeanor was easy to read for all. For 3 week the only people he trusted were my family, & friends. The Wife and I weren't really ready to take on a large dog, but we’re not idiots either. (Like I said he chose/found us - who am I to disagree) He cense has opened up his life like a puppy should. It seems he saw a problem and handled it- problem solved. His spirit is strong and independent. We have truly fallen in love with his gentle nature. Now he can roam as a Royal Breed should, experiencing both the in/out door life of Nebraska. It was hard on him when I had to leave for the Middle East, but he is truly where he wants to be - protecting those he loves in my absents. As family there are stories happening daily, and he isn't perfect, but as I said - impressive. Half the time I catch him sticking his tongue out at me as if to say "Gotcha” Ha!

I love Great Pyrenees!!!!!

Hi!
Famtastic website and very informative!

Marion
Echo de'Chien pyrenees

just got my puppy and needed to know more about some things. Your site was very helpful. Thanx

This site is great I have a pyr, and also a pyr mix. Both are very loving and great for nursing homes and hospital visits

My 6-year-old female Pyr seems to be going through the "terrible twos"! She is getting into mischief while I'm at work, chewing up my things! I never had this problem with her before. I haven't been able to take her on as many walks due to bad weather, but she does spend time in a large fenced back yard. Has anyone else run into this problem? I've heard large breed mature late. Could she really be going through the "terrible twos"? Please email if you can help!
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I have a pyreneese, and i don't know what i would do without him. I should have looked the breed up before i bought him...i had no idea how they were, i just saw him when he was a puppy and had to have him. I don't know what i would do without him in my life, the only thing is i don't understand why he is so protective of me, and wants to lay on me all the time. I still have yet to figure that out. anyways, great website it was very informational

Great Site!!!! My Pyr. "Luna" likes it too

I have a greet pyrenees. He is about 2 and is loosing his hair. His skin feels like leather. Any ideas??? Thanks todd

Great site!I visited this site two years ago before i fell in love with my first great pyr.Now i have two and there is no other dog for me.My 18 month pyr is Magnus.Wonderful and calm.My 10 month pyr is Makenna,wild and crazy.They both put the Great in Great Pyrenees.

Hello, I just would like to say I LOVE our little guy , he is a year old and is the sweetest guy I have ever came across, I have a 3 year old and they love eachother.

My fiancee & I recently obtained a great pyrenees. It was thought to be a sheppard mix, because of the markings, yet I have seen many others with identical markings, so I am uncertain. She is quite loving, and very gentle with our 2 year old son, and VERY, VERY protective! She's a smart dog, as well. Any info regarding this breed of dogs would be greatly appreciated!!!!!

We have a Pyrs/St Bernard baby named Buddy. He is truly a lover. He is digging in our back yard. (BIG, HUGE, holes.) Any suggestions on how to keep our "pony" from doing this?
Thanks!

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I just had a Great Pyrenees puppy given to me by a friend. She's adorabale, and I'm trying to learn as much as I can about the breed. Thanks for your help!

I have a Pryns mix and i think she is going to have puppys. What i need to know is how long the gestation period is. I love her and she is a wonderful dog. I would love to have another one. But we already have 4 dogs so thats out of the question right now. I need to know how long untill i can expect the puppys. if any one can helo me that would be great. Thanks

I have two "angels" -- the first is a half Great Pyr and half Anatolian Shepherd, named Patches. She has been my service dog for almost four years and is gentle, sweet and very in tune with my needs. We also have a trainee -- a 7 month old Great Pyr named Hannah. I love their temperments and no one bothers me with those great big dogs!

Thanks for the info on your site. Blessings! Viki, Patches and Hannah

I have two and love them dearly. One is a rescue recently. Thank you for your site.

We have always had Pyrs in our home. When our last one died 2 years ago we rescued a Bernese Mountain dog to join our other 2 rescued dogs. I love my 3 dogs, but there is just something about the pyrs that all 5 of us miss having one. We are looking to get another pyr soon.
The first one we had was before we had our 3 kids. They are the best with the kids! All 3 kids said they will always have a pyr also. We hope to get one by the spring.
We miss our gentle giants more then words could say.

I love my dog Bo Jangles! !He means the world to me! I want to find a good club to tlk about him! pls message me if you have one!

Love,
!!GreatPyreneesLover!!

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