We just lost our rescue girl Lola. She was 12 years 8 months and showed little signs of aging but stopped eating normally 12 days before the end. She was never more than 74 lbs and didn’t have rear double dew claws but she was an elegant, beautiful and athletic creature. She was very affectionate to our family and a few lucky outsiders but was shy with most people, perhaps a result of her being abused in her original setting in Kentucky. She never had a doggie odor and her coat seemed to repel dirt. I can’t praise this breed enough!
Mine is out of standard, and the runt of the litter. But, he's meant to be my buddy, not a show dog. He'll always be a winner in my eyes and will be loved like the giant he'll grow into:).
Some are pocket Pyrenees. They are the best. Mine is 14 yrs old and still watching sheep. Good things come in small packages. Don’t worry about breed standards.
I have 1 dog in standard, 1 out, and getting a 10 week old GP in 7 days with all the AKC paperwork Ect. All he has to do is be a dog and love us. Screw the standards, This will be our 3rd GP and I am so looking forward to cold winter night when he climbs into bed with my wife and I snuggles close to keep warm. They are truly the best breed of many I’ve had the pleasure of owning. You do have to be the pack leader with them or it’s a problem.
If someone try to hurt sheep or his friend or owner he become dangerous like every dog my dog attack my dad when he try to hit me but didn't injur him but Push him
Love my big girl she's so beautiful and always smiling . Working 🐕 😂 Luna is a wonderful companion and protective. Never met a stranger but she sure looks intimidating being 140 pounds. Always brushing so worth it 🐾🐾💓
My Great Pyrenees Tabitha passed last year she was 12&1/2 She was 70 lbs and we rescued her and was a real beauty people stopped their car and would comment on her beauty. She was a gentle giant and we miss her terribly. Now we have a Maltese and is cute as a button and tough as they come lol what a contrast. But love them equally ❤
My Great Pyrenees was on a crime spree when she was a puppy. She would take anything that wasn't nailed down. I would find sporting equipment, shoes, clothing and toys around our farm. There was some construction on a house down the road and she was very fond of plumbing parts. The cops were looking for a human. LMAO 🤔
@@djangoapple8230 Aw man u said it! They pick up everything on walks. Just a keen interested in the smallest things. My 2mo old (who is now 4mos) is very possessive to things for chewing. He even chewed walls and tv stands 😣
I adopted a Great Pyrenees who is on the small size for the breed. She is a year old and weighs 63 pounds. Small in size for a GP but, she has a heart of a lion when it comes to protecting her property and her small dog friends!
My Great Pyrenees Zeus came from a farm and cost me a few hundred bucks. He’s pure white and so is his brother Odin. We couldn’t just take one at that price. They’re almost 6 now and still fight everyday just for the hell of it from what I can tell. Best dogs I’ve ever had.
When my Pharaoh Hound passed away I couldn't live without another dog. I found my 4 year old Great Pyrenees, Tommy Lee Bones, in a shelter. He lost a lot of his coat because of a flea infestation and an allergic reaction to it. Even with that, he still commands attention with his presence and the people in the neighborhood slow down as they pass us on our walk to look and smile. Amazingly gorgeous dogs. I look forward to Tommy's coat to grow in fully again.
Mine is sleeping next to me. I have 57 pups in 11 states. My dogs are kick ass. Divorce last year... two pair of jeans and this pup. His name is Pancake. Just as sweet as having pancakes with my daughter. Thus his name. Enjoy.
First time pyr dad here. I am so excited and proud to have the opportunity to raise him and watching him grow. He is growing bigger literally by the day and it is simply amazing to watch! I have a question for the pyr experts out there about puppy drinking cow's milk. When my puppy first came home with a few days less than 8 weeks old, the only thing I could have gave him for comfort to ease his crying was with a bowl of milk. He was drinking exclusively half a gallon of whole cow's milk a day as a baby pup. There was no sign of digestive problem. Since he was 4 months old, he started drinking exclusively a whole gallon of milk a day. There was a water bowl on the side, but he wouldn't drink it. Again there was no sign of digestive problem. He is 5 months old now. Sometimes, he would drink milk. Other times he would drink water. It is up to his mood, but he is no longer drinking just pure milk. He is also being free feed (slowly grazing) on puppy chows with a pound of cooked meat as a supplement each night. He is growing up big, strong and healthy. There is no sign that he is being overweight and that he is physically well developed. At 3 months, he was about 23 lbs. At 4 months, he was about 48 lbs. At 5 months, he is now about 65 lbs. Other than having to constantly running to the grocery store to buy gallons of milk, my concern is in his intake of calcium. Some research shows that too much calcium is bad for a large dog breed's bone development. I asked his vet about it and she said that he is growing properly, not overweight for his frame and also not having any digestion problem with the milk and his diet. The only thing that she would recommend is that he would be getting off of puppy chows and switching over to large breed adult dog food. I gave him large breed adult food, but he doesn't like it. I would appreciate any insight you may have into his diet. Thanks!
I have a great Pyrenees mix most loving dog there is as I said he's a great Pyrenees mix but he shows and act like a fool blood great Pyrenees very beautiful dog his name is bear.
Excellent Video for AKC Standards! My Baby is a Faulted Great Pyreneese due to a Mildly Freckled Nose but She's Oh so Perfect for Me! Whiskey Rose is 3 months old and weighs 27lbs and is a Very Well Behaved Young Lady! I'm Very Proud of Her! She Chose Me Really!
I've had four of these guys. They ranged from 95-132 pounds, and 30-35 inches. All great dogs, though one did not like strangers or other large dogs messing with him. The tallest dog was Great Dane height, and could look down on the kitchen counter. Obviously too tall to show, but a great pet. Two died of bloat, only one made it to nine. These are a lot of dog, not for the first time owner. I currently have a newfy, a lot less work.
I have a almost 5 months old male pyr who is a handful. Chewing on everything and nipping at my hands. I've always loved the newfy breed also. I think the long black hair of a newfy would be a good pairing with a pyr. They are both very majestic breed. Can you tell me why you think that a newfy is a lot less work in comparison to a pyr? They are both huge and with long hair. I would expect them to be simular when comes to upkeep? Thanks! I know this is an old thread, but I would welcome input from anyone who could shed some light into this.
@@Hossir At least in my experience, a Newie would rather hang around with you than anything else. Pyrs are kind of the opposite, they'd spend all day outside patrolling their property if they could. They also tend to be nocturnal and bark a lot. My Newie is generally very quiet and even though he's so big, he just kind of blends in. He doesn't have that guard dog gene Pyrs have, and just wants to get along with everyone. With my Pyrs I was always careful around new people, but I have no worries at all with the Newfie. Just a completely different breed.
My pure white pyr pup is almost 5 months old and he is doing very well and growing up big, strong and beautiful. I am not raising him as a show dog, but as a companion dog. I just want to know out of curiosity when comes to breed standard and puppy development. He is seemingly meeting all other standards in this video except for a slight butterfly nose. It is an issue with pigmentation. He was born with a slight pink patch on each of his nostrils and incomplete dark lips. As he is growing as a pup, the pink spot on one of his nostrils is now gone and the pink spot on the other side is getting smaller. This is also the case wtih the lips getting filled out black with less and less pink. The roof of his mouth is still pink and only the back of his throat has a big patch of black. My question is, is this normal for a pup? I see the other pups in the litter don't have this pigment problem. Will his pink patches eventually be all grown out and replaced with dark uniformed nose and lips? I would appreciate the expertise from experienced pyrs owners out there. Thanks! This is my first pyr puppy and I am so excited and amazed in seeing him grow. I am so proud to be owned by a pyr.
I have a question for the pyr expert about bloat and feeding. What is the best way to feed a pyr to prevent bloating? I have a 5 months old pyr puppy and he is being free feed with dog food. At night, he gets about a pound of cooked meat as a supplement to his diet of dog food. Not enough to get him completely full so he'll stay on his chows. He has the habit of eating a few bites of dog food at a time throughout the day. He is also not eating out of raised bowl. Is this the proper way to feed a pyr? I would appreciate any input you may have to help bring up a pyr pup.
Wow what a gorgeous dog. Forget the standards and show dog crap . it’s a cult of rude and jealous humans with the dogs being embarrassed at their owners . I had a huge , 200 lb champion great dane . When he showed up at a show one time , i over heard one woman say to her friend , “ oh shit , sirios is here. we have no chance “. Shortly after that i removed him from all shows cause i couldn’t tolerate the people . He contracted a heart worm and died shortly after that from heart failure .
Asking the pyrs experts out there. Would a butterfly nose goes away from a puppy? As my pure white puppy is growing bigger, the pink patches on his nose and lips are disappearing and turning black. Will they be completely gone when the dog is fully grown? Thanks for your help!
This is our 5 month old Pusia girl :-)plus.google.com/u/0/photos/photo/113289671034027667686/6641611755699421666 ,plus.google.com/u/0/photos/photo/113289671034027667686/6641611653292902354
I have been feeding a stray Pyrenean for 9 months, he will not let me near him for anything. When I first started he was so timid he would take several minutes to get enough courage to go the bowl and grab a mouth full of food then run away to eat it. He has calmed down enough to go to the bowl and eat but as soon as he sees me he heads to the woods at a dead run, he even freaks when he hears my Yorkie bark. I would like to trap him but he is too smart.
This is a joke, they are just show dogs . not a good guardian dog. most Guardian are 100 lbs by 10 months. I don't like these types of show most of these people as never seen a real Great Pyrenees one that works
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We just lost our rescue girl Lola. She was 12 years 8 months and showed little signs of aging but stopped eating normally 12 days before the end. She was never more than 74 lbs and didn’t have rear double dew claws but she was an elegant, beautiful and athletic creature. She was very affectionate to our family and a few lucky outsiders but was shy with most people, perhaps a result of her being abused in her original setting in Kentucky. She never had a doggie odor and her coat seemed to repel dirt. I can’t praise this breed enough!
They have a great smile - that's what made me choose our rescue, Beau.
I've had Pyrs for 19 years. Bestest dogs ever.
Mine is out of standard, and the runt of the litter. But, he's meant to be my buddy, not a show dog. He'll always be a winner in my eyes and will be loved like the giant he'll grow into:).
NONE OF US ARE OUT OF STANDARD.
We're all simply Perfect.
...no, not biased 😂...
TANGLDWEB 😆 LOL!
Same with mine! But he can be a damn brat sometimes.
Some are pocket Pyrenees. They are the best. Mine is 14 yrs old and still watching sheep. Good things come in small packages. Don’t worry about breed standards.
I have 1 dog in standard, 1 out, and getting a 10 week old GP in 7 days with all the AKC paperwork Ect. All he has to do is be a dog and love us. Screw the standards, This will be our 3rd GP and I am so looking forward to cold winter night when he climbs into bed with my wife and I snuggles close to keep warm. They are truly the best breed of many I’ve had the pleasure of owning. You do have to be the pack leader with them or it’s a problem.
Mine was a 170lbs rescue, his name was bear and he never hurt anyone.
Mine is a female at 115 lbs, also called bear. Fits her, furry security but never vicious...glad to have her
If someone try to hurt sheep or his friend or owner he become dangerous like every dog my dog attack my dad when he try to hit me but didn't injur him but Push him
I have a Bear as well. He’s 4 months old, chews on everything, but he’s a good little guy. Won’t be little for long lol.
@@dustinjohnston4631 how big is he now
Love my big girl she's so beautiful and always smiling . Working 🐕 😂 Luna is a wonderful companion and protective. Never met a stranger but she sure looks intimidating being 140 pounds. Always brushing so worth it 🐾🐾💓
Screw the standard. They are all outstanding dogs if trained correct.
Yup, 💯 / ^ Correctly
My Great Pyrenees Tabitha passed last year she was 12&1/2 She was 70 lbs and we rescued her and was a real beauty people stopped their car and would comment on her beauty. She was a gentle giant and we miss her terribly. Now we have a Maltese and is cute as a button and tough as they come lol what a contrast. But love them equally ❤
Aw!
Two month old and already a character. Love ya Flake!
My Great Pyrenees was on a crime spree when she was a puppy. She would take anything that wasn't nailed down. I would find sporting equipment, shoes, clothing and toys around our farm. There was some construction on a house down the road and she was very fond of plumbing parts. The cops were looking for a human. LMAO 🤔
@@djangoapple8230 Aw man u said it! They pick up everything on walks. Just a keen interested in the smallest things. My 2mo old (who is now 4mos) is very possessive to things for chewing. He even chewed walls and tv stands 😣
Mine is out of standard but she is the best of this breed because she loves and protects my family.. win win
I adopted a Great Pyrenees who is on the small size for the breed. She is a year old and weighs 63 pounds. Small in size for a GP but, she has a heart of a lion when it comes to protecting her property and her small dog friends!
My Great Pyrenees Zeus came from a farm and cost me a few hundred bucks. He’s pure white and so is his brother Odin. We couldn’t just take one at that price. They’re almost 6 now and still fight everyday just for the hell of it from what I can tell. Best dogs I’ve ever had.
When my Pharaoh Hound passed away I couldn't live without another dog. I found my 4 year old Great Pyrenees, Tommy Lee Bones, in a shelter. He lost a lot of his coat because of a flea infestation and an allergic reaction to it. Even with that, he still commands attention with his presence and the people in the neighborhood slow down as they pass us on our walk to look and smile. Amazingly gorgeous dogs. I look forward to Tommy's coat to grow in fully again.
Sorry for your loss. I share that pain. Miss my girl Tabitha ❤
"bitches will" I was not expecting that lmao
Mine is sleeping next to me. I have 57 pups in 11 states. My dogs are kick ass. Divorce last year... two pair of jeans and this pup. His name is Pancake. Just as sweet as having pancakes with my daughter. Thus his name. Enjoy.
Koda bear 😍♥️
First time pyr dad here. I am so excited and proud to have the opportunity to raise him and watching him grow. He is growing bigger literally by the day and it is simply amazing to watch! I have a question for the pyr experts out there about puppy drinking cow's milk. When my puppy first came home with a few days less than 8 weeks old, the only thing I could have gave him for comfort to ease his crying was with a bowl of milk. He was drinking exclusively half a gallon of whole cow's milk a day as a baby pup. There was no sign of digestive problem. Since he was 4 months old, he started drinking exclusively a whole gallon of milk a day. There was a water bowl on the side, but he wouldn't drink it. Again there was no sign of digestive problem. He is 5 months old now. Sometimes, he would drink milk. Other times he would drink water. It is up to his mood, but he is no longer drinking just pure milk. He is also being free feed (slowly grazing) on puppy chows with a pound of cooked meat as a supplement each night. He is growing up big, strong and healthy. There is no sign that he is being overweight and that he is physically well developed. At 3 months, he was about 23 lbs. At 4 months, he was about 48 lbs. At 5 months, he is now about 65 lbs. Other than having to constantly running to the grocery store to buy gallons of milk, my concern is in his intake of calcium. Some research shows that too much calcium is bad for a large dog breed's bone development. I asked his vet about it and she said that he is growing properly, not overweight for his frame and also not having any digestion problem with the milk and his diet. The only thing that she would recommend is that he would be getting off of puppy chows and switching over to large breed adult dog food. I gave him large breed adult food, but he doesn't like it. I would appreciate any insight you may have into his diet. Thanks!
I have a great Pyrenees mix most loving dog there is as I said he's a great Pyrenees mix but he shows and act like a fool blood great Pyrenees very beautiful dog his name is bear.
Geweldig!
Reminds me of Koda bear ☺️
FTR...Koda Is Real Passive For This Breed - They're Mainly Chill Breed But Koda & ALL Them Will Protect Owners Sheep Etc Til Death Even VS Bears👍
Do you mean Koda from super cooper?? I love that dog. It's because of Koda that I want one as well
Just got a rescue dog apparently she’s one of these. Great idea thank you now I finally know how big she’s going to get! ;)
Excellent Video for AKC Standards! My Baby is a Faulted Great Pyreneese due to a Mildly Freckled Nose but She's Oh so Perfect for Me! Whiskey Rose is 3 months old and weighs 27lbs and is a Very Well Behaved Young Lady! I'm Very Proud of Her! She Chose Me Really!
The only Pyrenees that are FAULTED,.....
Hmmmm. Can't think of any actually 😂
Geneva Blake-Jaco, mines 40 pounds at 13 weeks, he’s going to be a big one, bigger chaos but bigger cuddles
Kodaaaaaa!!!!!
I've had four of these guys. They ranged from 95-132 pounds, and 30-35 inches. All great dogs, though one did not like strangers or other large dogs messing with him. The tallest dog was Great Dane height, and could look down on the kitchen counter. Obviously too tall to show, but a great pet. Two died of bloat, only one made it to nine. These are a lot of dog, not for the first time owner. I currently have a newfy, a lot less work.
I have a almost 5 months old male pyr who is a handful. Chewing on everything and nipping at my hands. I've always loved the newfy breed also. I think the long black hair of a newfy would be a good pairing with a pyr. They are both very majestic breed. Can you tell me why you think that a newfy is a lot less work in comparison to a pyr? They are both huge and with long hair. I would expect them to be simular when comes to upkeep? Thanks! I know this is an old thread, but I would welcome input from anyone who could shed some light into this.
@@Hossir At least in my experience, a Newie would rather hang around with you than anything else. Pyrs are kind of the opposite, they'd spend all day outside patrolling their property if they could. They also tend to be nocturnal and bark a lot. My Newie is generally very quiet and even though he's so big, he just kind of blends in. He doesn't have that guard dog gene Pyrs have, and just wants to get along with everyone. With my Pyrs I was always careful around new people, but I have no worries at all with the Newfie. Just a completely different breed.
I've had a couple these dogs in my neighborhood and a friend has one.
Belle
My pure white pyr pup is almost 5 months old and he is doing very well and growing up big, strong and beautiful. I am not raising him as a show dog, but as a companion dog. I just want to know out of curiosity when comes to breed standard and puppy development. He is seemingly meeting all other standards in this video except for a slight butterfly nose. It is an issue with pigmentation. He was born with a slight pink patch on each of his nostrils and incomplete dark lips. As he is growing as a pup, the pink spot on one of his nostrils is now gone and the pink spot on the other side is getting smaller. This is also the case wtih the lips getting filled out black with less and less pink. The roof of his mouth is still pink and only the back of his throat has a big patch of black. My question is, is this normal for a pup? I see the other pups in the litter don't have this pigment problem. Will his pink patches eventually be all grown out and replaced with dark uniformed nose and lips? I would appreciate the expertise from experienced pyrs owners out there. Thanks! This is my first pyr puppy and I am so excited and amazed in seeing him grow. I am so proud to be owned by a pyr.
Don't like showdogs. Great pyrenees r great family dogs
I have a question for the pyr expert about bloat and feeding. What is the best way to feed a pyr to prevent bloating? I have a 5 months old pyr puppy and he is being free feed with dog food. At night, he gets about a pound of cooked meat as a supplement to his diet of dog food. Not enough to get him completely full so he'll stay on his chows. He has the habit of eating a few bites of dog food at a time throughout the day. He is also not eating out of raised bowl. Is this the proper way to feed a pyr? I would appreciate any input you may have to help bring up a pyr pup.
Wow what a gorgeous dog. Forget the standards and show dog crap . it’s a cult of rude and
jealous humans with the dogs being embarrassed at their owners .
I had a huge , 200 lb champion great dane . When he showed up at a show one time , i over heard one woman say to her friend , “ oh shit , sirios is here. we have no chance “.
Shortly after that i removed him from all shows cause i couldn’t tolerate the people .
He contracted a heart worm and died shortly after that from heart failure .
Woof
My girl can’t stop counter surfing
Asking the pyrs experts out there. Would a butterfly nose goes away from a puppy? As my pure white puppy is growing bigger, the pink patches on his nose and lips are disappearing and turning black. Will they be completely gone when the dog is fully grown? Thanks for your help!
A beautiful dog, I just bought a 5-month-old girl .:-)
Wish i could get one!
This is our 5 month old Pusia girl :-)plus.google.com/u/0/photos/photo/113289671034027667686/6641611755699421666 ,plus.google.com/u/0/photos/photo/113289671034027667686/6641611653292902354
My guss is 7 months old. Such a funny dog.
I have been feeding a stray Pyrenean for 9 months, he will not let me near him for anything. When I first started he was so timid he would take several minutes to get enough courage to go the bowl and grab a mouth full of food then run away to eat it. He has calmed down enough to go to the bowl and eat but as soon as he sees me he heads to the woods at a dead run, he even freaks when he hears my Yorkie bark. I would like to trap him but he is too smart.
Pyrénées is a French mountains ' region in SOUTH of FRANCE , and we usually call these dogs from Pyrénées ' PATOU '.
All my dogs and all my bitches. Ya feel me?
I have one
This is a joke, they are just show dogs . not a good guardian dog. most Guardian are 100 lbs by 10 months. I don't like these types of show most of these people as never seen a real Great Pyrenees one that works
Try coming into my house, you will get a show for sure! I have had 3 pyrs. Best family dogs I have ever had! Gentle, loving, sweet! Great pet!
Not sure they would be a fit down south in Alabama. Too hot and humid :(. Beautiful dog, though!!!!
I have a rescue Pyrenees and I live in South Carolina! Finn is the apple of my eye!
I'm in bama and I have a pyr mix. It is definitely not the ideal place for him. He loves winter but the rest of the year is a bit warm for his liking
They live here in Texas. Some of the hottest summers.
By the way her name is Bella. The dutches
Put my GP down because she was out of standard and had too many faults…will keep looking I guess
Shut up all of the dogs were beautiful smh