Some tips on training Great Pyrenees puppies . These are the things I do as I have many years of experience raising and training Great Pyrenees and their puppies.
I have a Male Pyrenees a little more than a year old. I found he pays much more attention to what I do than to what I say. I've trained him to just a few hand signals and we rarely have any problems. If I want him to come in from outside I turn on the microwave 😂😂😂
I totally did something I never do or recommend doing, I bought a great Pyrenees puppy out of instant connection. Was not looking to get a dog/puppy, not really considering to do so either. Pure spontaneity. Now I have a 3 month old Great Pyrenees just because she bear hugged me and gave me puppy kisses just like my current 3yr old Rotti/lab mix(rescue/raised since he was about 6 weeks old). I fell instantly in love with him and with her. I am a German Sheppard lover. Vowed I would "take my time" and search for the "right" german shepherd. Well that obviously did not happen. So I am taking a "crash course" on the breed! I am thankful for this, and many other breeders sharing information to help others who are considering a new puppy!
My Pyr is now 9 mos old. He's not allowed on the furniture and stays on the floor. I was feeling guilty that I wasn't playing with him enough, but he was sleeping a lot and now you have put my mind at ease!
My great pyrennes is having his 3rd. Birhday jan.28th.the first two years toke alot of patience and training(and some tears).at 3 years old is when they are actually an adult dog.he is incredibly intelligent.leararned to sit, shake in 2 tries.talk him to not be aggressive over his food dish by making him sit, give me a kiss and then eat.he is very food oriented so he will do anything for a treat.hes loving, loyal, protective of me and our home.he turned out to be the sweetest dog ever, but it takes work with this breed as they can be free spirited.he used to tip his water bowl over with his paw constantly as a puppy like someone else mentioned. He also as a puppy layed on the floor to eat.hes an incredible dog.you will love having him as a companion.😊
I got my Pyrenees from my local animal shelter and had her trained to become my medical service dog. she has learned quickly and does bery well. It'd be more awesome if my boss would let me bring jer to work since she's registered but that's another story. But i found bending down and talking to her face to face to teach her anything new for a few times along with rewarding for learning gets the best results.
I love your channel!! I have a male Pyrenees and a small urban homestead with ducks, 12 fruit trees, and a production garden. Love all the info you share!
Very informative video. My last dog was a St Bernard which I miss greatly and now I'm thinking of getting a great Pyrenees however till I make the decision videos like yours are what I need for an informed decision. Thank you 🐕🦺
I like the way you raise them, I think it’s better than just sticking them in a pen with livestock. They still have their natural desire to protect but they’ll be great with their people too
Very informative and thanks for mentioning that puppies are a handful, many times first time dog owner adopt a puppy and are so overwhelmed some will return the puppy.
Ive been scouring the internet for great pyrenees LGD training videos and happened upon this one. Really helpful especially the bit about how rough play can affect their physical development. Not a lot of really in depth videos on training a livestock guardian much less a GP. My pup has just started getting mouthy and my little boys are beginning to be afraid of her and i dont have many good jeans left(without holes where shes grabbed on 😂) so I am going to give this a go. Thanks and looking forward to watching your other videos and any future Great Pyrenees vids!
I see this video is from a year ago …. I have a 12 week old coming in tomorrow it will be a surprise for my wife. I like and subscribed to your channel after looking around for awhile at others so I’ll be able to keep up and learn about Great Pyrenees beauty
I had to laugh when you helped the pup up on the couch. I have a couple border collies now almost 3 years old. One of them is able to leap over a 5' fence in a single bound like Super Dog. The other does not. When they were younger I was taking them to town with me. It was their first car ride when they weren't in a crate. The non-jumper hopped into the car. Super Dog managed to get her front paws in on the floor but was hesitating. I tried coaxing her in but it wasn't working. I lifted her back end up and helped her the rest of the way in. To this day she will not jump in the car without assistance. She puts her front feet in and looks over her shoulder at me like she's asking for help. And I help. I hope you don't end up with a 100+ pound dog looking at you for help up on the couch!
I love your approach. We live in the “boonies” and dogs are dumped out here all the time. A month ago, a neighbor found “Buddy” tick infested and half starved about a mile from any home half-way up a rock face. She rescued him and we have taken him into our little pack which had dwindled down (due to old age) to a Husky/Shep mix and a little mutt. He appears to be about 1 year old by the size of his “ball bearings.” Buddy has become an absolutely beloved member of our family but as I had researched, even more independent than Huskies we have owned in the past. The few times he has got out the get when someone was coming in, he headed off but if I send my other dogs after him, he follows them back. I’ve tried walking him with a collar (just refused to move and chewed the leash) and now with a harness and lead rope. It has been a struggle. My other dogs are both great off-leash. (Both are also horse dogs) Any chance a GP can ever learn to be happy “on a walk?” or ever graduate to off-leash walks. I know he will never make a horse dog and he gets really upset if I take my other two dogs off with my on a ride, so I’ve just been leaving them ALL home and riding alone which I don’t like? Any advice?? Love your videos! And thanks in advance 😊
Try riding your horse on your property and try keeping him with you when your riding it will take time it may work .GP's are thinkers and use their own minds to do what they think is best not always what we think is best lol
My GP has always loved rope toys to chew on and has never damaged anything else with her teeth. Except for bending a chain link fence to chase a coyote,
Thank youfor all yoursuggestions , wejustadopted a 5 week old great pyreness male, my husband will be training him, he also used the tap on nose with our Bessie, mountain fiest/ black mouth Kerr, she was attacked by neighbor dogs and succumb to her injury 6 years ago! We have not had a dog since until this puppy! I was hopig to gef a small dog but i am concerned about this dog now unless we get one while this puppyis still small! I will be watching for more suggestions about the pyrenees, thanks!
My husband and I are getting our first GP puppy in a month. I feel very confident about this breed, and this video definitely calmed my nerves a lot! The only concern I have is that we have a 10 lb cat in the house. Though she has no fear of defending herself, I still worry a bit due to the massive size difference…I’m hoping that the stern “no” tactic will be enough to steer him clear of her for the most part until he calms down…I have read that the breed is good for the most part with small animals/children. Should I take any extra precautions? Also, any opinions on training collars on low settings?
Me and my wife really want a Great Pyrenees, only down side is we live in a smaller townhome, BUT the townhome was built around people having dogs and they have a very extensive walking playing area near the development for walking and playing with your dog. I know they are shepherds by nature, and used to open fields what do you think? We want to buy a house with property soon but just maybe not gonna be for a year or two
My 5 month old Great Pyrenees is a wonderful family member, when she ignores me I use my Mom voice if she doesn’t listen the first time , recall all I have to do is lay down pretend to cry she’ll lay on my chest immediately, . I was wondering about getting her fixed ( not breeding her at all) but heard I should wait till she’s at least 2 so her growth plates are closed any info you might have would be helpful
When u go for walks with them, they will heard u like u r a shheep...but I "love" my Pyrenees...I have NEVER lost so much as a chicken . Loving and affectionate...but they do scare the bejeesus out of small car owners becsuse they will run up and look down into the cars at them...🤣🤣🤣
Hello, We are rescuing our first GP puppy. We had a question about brushing/combing. At what age do you recommend using an undercoat rake? Or is it when they get a nice thick coat?
When they have a nice thick coat is when you should use the rake . You can use it anytime but when they are puppies you will need to be careful not to hurt their skin.
WHen you have a large litter of GP's how do you keep them inside? my pups are 8 weeks old and have only lived outside. they play, they sleep, they play, they sleep :) so cute and fun. I won't be having another litter because they are so much work. I go through a 40 pound bag of food every 3 days between 10 puppies and their parents.
I had a husband like that. it was a dictatorship. I am so much happier now, I am single, own 11 acres, a nurse, 100 chickens, 2 horses, 3 parrots, and 2 Great Pyrenees. Work hard and 3 vehicles, paid for house, and great paying job. Now don't need a man in my life nor do I want one.
We d our puppies Iams puppy large breed but we also added cooked eggs and meat sometimes. Thank you for subscribing. Your wife is going to love the new puppy they are like little polar bears.
What I do when the weather gets hot here my GP's come into the house on and off throughout the day to cool off in the air conditioning or you can give her a kids swimming pool filled with cool water in the shade, they love that.
I have a 16 wk Great Pyrenees. He has so much energy and does not listen very well yet. He is very stubborn and has a mind of his own. He play bites a lot. We try to play with him and also give him a lot of toys to keep his mind busy. I know it differs from dog to dog, but is there an age that the GP seems to slow down?
So I just got my first Great Pyrenees she is 12 weeks old. My biggest issue that we're having right now is she keeps tipping her water bowl over and spilling it everywhere I have spent her twice for it but I will try the method of tapping her on the nose. Other than that working with her when I'm training her on the word come and sit we're still in the beginning phases I've only had her for a week she is one of my dream dogs her name is Athena. I definitely need help she's teaching me patience all over again but training wise I know has to be different with her than most dogs, but I could use some advice and help and where to go to and I'm glad I watched this video after work do you have any videos for training with a leash and when to start.
Start training with a leach right away. Put a collar on not a harness. First time just put it on if she freaks out , take it off, and wait a few minutes and try again if not go for a short walk and take it off Some GP's take to a leash right away and some will take a lot of time. When you have any success make sure you praise her lots they respond to praise more then anything else, they are not food driven. If you have a GP you will have to have patients lots of them because they are a thinking dog ...this will pay off in the end.. Everyone should know that each GP has its own personality.
@laydenhollowhomestead I don't have a harness. I have a collar on her since day one when I got her. I bought a leash later she hated it she fought me on it for 2 days. Haven't tried since but I will head your advice. We're still working on commands like come and sit. She definitely has her own personality. It's adorable and frustrating at times lol. As far as potty training she stoped pooping day 2 inside and waits till I take her out but pees inside on her mats only. So we're still working on that. Some days I'm afraid she's gunna hate me when I train her. Lately she been tipping over her water bowl which is another frustration. Either when I wake up I'll see it or she wakes me up doing it. Or when I come home from work it's been done . I'm against crate training but that's just me. Any suggestions on how to fix that? I buy her water from the store so it's not bad water.
I just seen your message. What age was the puppy when you brought her home? A lot of times this happens because puppies were re homed to soon, but don't worry this is an easy fix. It will take a little time and consistency just follow my suggestions on my video it will work I guarantee it will work . Every time she goes to nip tap her on the nose with your finger (not to hard to hurt her) and say a stern no!
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I have a Male Pyrenees a little more than a year old. I found he pays much more attention to what I do than to what I say. I've trained him to just a few hand signals and we rarely have any problems. If I want him to come in from outside I turn on the microwave 😂😂😂
I totally did something I never do or recommend doing, I bought a great Pyrenees puppy out of instant connection. Was not looking to get a dog/puppy, not really considering to do so either. Pure spontaneity. Now I have a 3 month old Great Pyrenees just because she bear hugged me and gave me puppy kisses just like my current 3yr old Rotti/lab mix(rescue/raised since he was about 6 weeks old). I fell instantly in love with him and with her. I am a German Sheppard lover. Vowed I would "take my time" and search for the "right" german shepherd. Well that obviously did not happen.
So I am taking a "crash course" on the breed! I am thankful for this, and many other breeders sharing information to help others who are considering a new puppy!
Whether discussing Pyrenees or canning techniques, your good-sense advice is always spot-on. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
I have an 8 week old Pyr named Nacho-stayed for this video subbed for the rest of your content. Hope you’re doing good man, thanks for this video!
I'm doing another video on the GP and how to house train them.
My Pyr is now 9 mos old. He's not allowed on the furniture and stays on the floor.
I was feeling guilty that I wasn't playing with him enough, but he was sleeping a lot and now you have put my mind at ease!
My great pyrennes is having his 3rd. Birhday jan.28th.the first two years toke alot of patience and training(and some tears).at 3 years old is when they are actually an adult dog.he is incredibly intelligent.leararned to sit, shake in 2 tries.talk him to not be aggressive over his food dish by making him sit, give me a kiss and then eat.he is very food oriented so he will do anything for a treat.hes loving, loyal, protective of me and our home.he turned out to be the sweetest dog ever, but it takes work with this breed as they can be free spirited.he used to tip his water bowl over with his paw constantly as a puppy like someone else mentioned. He also as a puppy layed on the floor to eat.hes an incredible dog.you will love having him as a companion.😊
Love these videos so much
My pyr.at 3 years old, like a light switch lost all his puppy bad behavior .it was that quickly.boom just like that.
They have the cutest faces
And the most soulful eyes
I got my Pyrenees from my local animal shelter and had her trained to become my medical service dog. she has learned quickly and does bery well. It'd be more awesome if my boss would let me bring jer to work since she's registered but that's another story. But i found bending down and talking to her face to face to teach her anything new for a few times along with rewarding for learning gets the best results.
I love your channel!! I have a male Pyrenees and a small urban homestead with ducks, 12 fruit trees, and a production garden. Love all the info you share!
Very informative video. My last dog was a St Bernard which I miss greatly and now I'm thinking of getting a great Pyrenees however till I make the decision videos like yours are what I need for an informed decision. Thank you 🐕🦺
I like the way you raise them, I think it’s better than just sticking them in a pen with livestock. They still have their natural desire to protect but they’ll be great with their people too
Very informative and thanks for mentioning that puppies are a handful, many times first time dog owner adopt a puppy and are so overwhelmed some will return the puppy.
I really like watching your videos, they are very informative and enjoyable!
I have found most pyrs like to wander and u have to get their attention.they are strong and a bit stubborn but they love to be loved.
Ive been scouring the internet for great pyrenees LGD training videos and happened upon this one. Really helpful especially the bit about how rough play can affect their physical development. Not a lot of really in depth videos on training a livestock guardian much less a GP. My pup has just started getting mouthy and my little boys are beginning to be afraid of her and i dont have many good jeans left(without holes where shes grabbed on 😂) so I am going to give this a go. Thanks and looking forward to watching your other videos and any future Great Pyrenees vids!
Thank you you for sharing , love the video
I see this video is from a year ago …. I have a 12 week old coming in tomorrow it will be a surprise for my wife. I like and subscribed to your channel after looking around for awhile at others so I’ll be able to keep up and learn about Great Pyrenees beauty
I have a litter of saint pyrenees puppies right now nine weeks I think these videos are great and reference research on them for every new owner
Thanks for sharing the video/information! 😎👍🏾👍🏾
Enjoyed this.i own a put.hes a sweetheart
I had to laugh when you helped the pup up on the couch. I have a couple border collies now almost 3 years old. One of them is able to leap over a 5' fence in a single bound like Super Dog. The other does not. When they were younger I was taking them to town with me. It was their first car ride when they weren't in a crate. The non-jumper hopped into the car. Super Dog managed to get her front paws in on the floor but was hesitating. I tried coaxing her in but it wasn't working. I lifted her back end up and helped her the rest of the way in. To this day she will not jump in the car without assistance. She puts her front feet in and looks over her shoulder at me like she's asking for help. And I help. I hope you don't end up with a 100+ pound dog looking at you for help up on the couch!
I love your approach. We live in the “boonies” and dogs are dumped out here all the time. A month ago, a neighbor found “Buddy” tick infested and half starved about a mile from any home half-way up a rock face. She rescued him and we have taken him into our little pack which had dwindled down (due to old age) to a Husky/Shep mix and a little mutt. He appears to be about 1 year old by the size of his “ball bearings.” Buddy has become an absolutely beloved member of our family but as I had researched, even more independent than Huskies we have owned in the past. The few times he has got out the get when someone was coming in, he headed off but if I send my other dogs after him, he follows them back. I’ve tried walking him with a collar (just refused to move and chewed the leash) and now with a harness and lead rope. It has been a struggle. My other dogs are both great off-leash. (Both are also horse dogs)
Any chance a GP can ever learn to be happy “on a walk?” or ever graduate to off-leash walks. I know he will never make a horse dog and he gets really upset if I take my other two dogs off with my on a ride, so I’ve just been leaving them ALL home and riding alone which I don’t like?
Any advice?? Love your videos! And thanks in advance 😊
Try riding your horse on your property and try keeping him with you when your riding it will take time it may work .GP's are thinkers and use their own minds to do what they think is best not always what we think is best lol
@@laydenhollowhomestead thank you so much for taking the time to reply. Great idea. I’ll try it!
My GP has always loved rope toys to chew on and has never damaged anything else with her teeth. Except for bending a chain link fence to chase a coyote,
I love this video.... because I have a Great Pyranese puppy and you are absolutely right about making sure they understand the word....NO
So cute
I love ❤your puppy 🐶 and he is so awesome 🎉😊and I love that ❤️ too much and he's so cute and very nice
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You rock, I hope to get my own Pyr this year and hope to learn as much as I can before I grab my own ball of fur :D
Thank youfor all yoursuggestions , wejustadopted a 5 week old great pyreness male, my husband will be training him, he also used the tap on nose with our Bessie, mountain fiest/ black mouth Kerr, she was attacked by neighbor dogs and succumb to her injury 6 years ago! We have not had a dog since until this puppy! I was hopig to gef a small dog but i am concerned about this dog now unless we get one while this puppyis still small! I will be watching for more suggestions about the pyrenees, thanks!
Her paws are so fat, she is so darn cute, I just cant handle it.
My husband and I are getting our first GP puppy in a month. I feel very confident about this breed, and this video definitely calmed my nerves a lot! The only concern I have is that we have a 10 lb cat in the house. Though she has no fear of defending herself, I still worry a bit due to the massive size difference…I’m hoping that the stern “no” tactic will be enough to steer him clear of her for the most part until he calms down…I have read that the breed is good for the most part with small animals/children. Should I take any extra precautions? Also, any opinions on training collars on low settings?
Im picking a 3 month old GP girl on saturday thank you for the advice =)
Me and my wife really want a Great Pyrenees, only down side is we live in a smaller townhome, BUT the townhome was built around people having dogs and they have a very extensive walking playing area near the development for walking and playing with your dog.
I know they are shepherds by nature, and used to open fields what do you think? We want to buy a house with property soon but just maybe not gonna be for a year or two
My 5 month old Great Pyrenees is a wonderful family member, when she ignores me I use my Mom voice if she doesn’t listen the first time , recall all I have to do is lay down pretend to cry she’ll lay on my chest immediately, . I was wondering about getting her fixed ( not breeding her at all) but heard I should wait till she’s at least 2 so her growth plates are closed any info you might have would be helpful
When u go for walks with them, they will heard u like u r a shheep...but I "love" my Pyrenees...I have NEVER lost so much as a chicken
. Loving and affectionate...but they do scare the bejeesus out of small car owners becsuse they will run up and look down into the cars at them...🤣🤣🤣
Hello,
We are rescuing our first GP puppy. We had a question about brushing/combing.
At what age do you recommend using an undercoat rake? Or is it when they get a nice thick coat?
When they have a nice thick coat is when you should use the rake . You can use it anytime but when they are puppies you will need to be careful not to hurt their skin.
WHen you have a large litter of GP's how do you keep them inside? my pups are 8 weeks old and have only lived outside. they play, they sleep, they play, they sleep :) so cute and fun. I won't be having another litter because they are so much work. I go through a 40 pound bag of food every 3 days between 10 puppies and their parents.
Check out my other videos on GP's there is one there how I feed my GP puppies it shows how I keep them inside and out
So adorable. I would love a puppy but my husband won’t let me have anymore dogs.
Get a new husband too
I had a husband like that. it was a dictatorship. I am so much happier now, I am single, own 11 acres, a nurse, 100 chickens, 2 horses, 3 parrots, and 2 Great Pyrenees. Work hard and 3 vehicles, paid for house, and great paying job. Now don't need a man in my life nor do I want one.
i train my dogs the sameway we need an update
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What food do you feed your GP puppies my girl is 12 weeks and I only want the best for her health and her coat to look its best also
We d our puppies Iams puppy large breed but we also added cooked eggs and meat sometimes. Thank you for subscribing. Your wife is going to love the new puppy they are like little polar bears.
4:20pm. I live in California where it gets very very hot.what do you recommend for my Great Pyrenees she is 9 mths old.
What I do when the weather gets hot here my GP's come into the house on and off throughout the day to cool off in the air conditioning or you can give her a kids swimming pool filled with cool water in the shade, they love that.
I have a 16 wk Great Pyrenees. He has so much energy and does not listen very well yet. He is very stubborn and has a mind of his own. He play bites a lot. We try to play with him and also give him a lot of toys to keep his mind busy. I know it differs from dog to dog, but is there an age that the GP seems to slow down?
My dogs calmed down at the age of 2 like a switch went off.
Thank you for the info!
Read carmon farrells post
They need to keep busy.chew toys(for aggressive chewers) keep my pyr. Busy and challenged.he especially loves the chew treat dispensing ones.
almost 3 years old
So I just got my first Great Pyrenees she is 12 weeks old. My biggest issue that we're having right now is she keeps tipping her water bowl over and spilling it everywhere I have spent her twice for it but I will try the method of tapping her on the nose. Other than that working with her when I'm training her on the word come and sit we're still in the beginning phases I've only had her for a week she is one of my dream dogs her name is Athena. I definitely need help she's teaching me patience all over again but training wise I know has to be different with her than most dogs, but I could use some advice and help and where to go to and I'm glad I watched this video after work do you have any videos for training with a leash and when to start.
Start training with a leach right away. Put a collar on not a harness. First time just put it on if she freaks out , take it off, and wait a few minutes and try again if not go for a short walk and take it off Some GP's take to a leash right away and some will take a lot of time. When you have any success make sure you praise her lots they respond to praise more then anything else, they are not food driven. If you have a GP you will have to have patients lots of them because they are a thinking dog ...this will pay off in the end.. Everyone should know that each GP has its own personality.
@laydenhollowhomestead I don't have a harness. I have a collar on her since day one when I got her. I bought a leash later she hated it she fought me on it for 2 days. Haven't tried since but I will head your advice. We're still working on commands like come and sit. She definitely has her own personality. It's adorable and frustrating at times lol. As far as potty training she stoped pooping day 2 inside and waits till I take her out but pees inside on her mats only. So we're still working on that. Some days I'm afraid she's gunna hate me when I train her. Lately she been tipping over her water bowl which is another frustration. Either when I wake up I'll see it or she wakes me up doing it. Or when I come home from work it's been done . I'm against crate training but that's just me. Any suggestions on how to fix that? I buy her water from the store so it's not bad water.
@laydenhollowhomestead also thank you. I've been watching a lot of Gp videos but yours is the first I've talked on.
Please don't ever spank a great pyrenees. They are very sensitive creatures and they will never forget that moment
I didn't say spank a GP .I said tap on the nose to get their attention I all so said do not spank your dog
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Tips for potty training? I've trained so many puppies. I'm having such a problem with my great Pyrenees.
I’m brand new but so far little guy has only had 3 accidents in the house. We walk him out the same door everytime and about every 20-30 mins
me with a 10 weeker now wondering where i went wrong bc she’s still snipping a bit
I just seen your message. What age was the puppy when you brought her home? A lot of times this happens because puppies were re homed to soon, but don't worry this is an easy fix. It will take a little time and consistency just follow my suggestions on my video it will work I guarantee it will work . Every time she goes to nip tap her on the nose with your finger (not to hard to hurt her) and say a stern no!
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Parent dogs dont quietly bark at their puppies to correct them