Labrenees is not a pure breed and came into existence in 90's. During 90's many breeders were trying to produce a dog with best physical and personal characteristics to make a name for themselves. To achieve this they cross two different breeds to get one designer dog. read more
Care. The Great Pyrenees can survive outdoors in cold and temperate weather, but it also enjoys living indoors with its family. It is not suited for hot weather, and requires regular daily exercise to remain fit, but its needs are moderate. A walk is good enough. The dog is fond of hiking, mainly in snow and cold weather. read more