It's like living with another person. Seriously. Even the two little females I own are the size of a small human being. Males can weigh as much as 160lbs. It's not just the amount space they occupy. Their personality is almost human. read more
Not to mention they are gentle, loving, devoted, and loyal companions. However, the Great Pyrenees is not like most other dogs. Many pyrs are surrendered when surprised owners experience some breed-specific traits. Before anyone adds a pyr to their family, I wish they knew these five things. 1. Great Pyrenees bark. A lot. read more
Great Pyrenees have a deep, impressive bark, which they tend to use freely, especially at night when they are most vigilant. Fences must be secure, for Pyrs have a tendency to roam. Some produce "slime" (excessive saliva). read more
These days, the Great Pyrenees is primarily a family companion, although some still find employment as livestock guardians. The Great Pyrenees has many good qualities, but he is not the easiest dog to live with. read more