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Part I of a summary of health issues commonly seen in Pyrs. Part II will appear in the Fall newsletter. Allergies Allergies may be simple, or they can be frustrating and require the skills of a CIA operative and the patience of a saint. Toby (right) came into rescue from a shelter in Ohio withContinue reading "Common Pyr Ailments"
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Great Pyrenees — also known as Pyrenean Mountain Dogs or "Pyrs" — are big, beautiful dogs with thick, white coats. The breed gets its name after the snowy Pyrenees mountain range separating the borders of France and Spain, where the dogs were originally bred to protect sheep from predators.
The Great Pyrenees is a large, thickly coated, and immensely powerful working dog bred to deter sheep-stealing wolves and other predators on snowy mountaintops. Pyrs today are mellow companions ...
Aug 7, 2024 · A Great Pyrenees is typically all white, but having a pup with other colors and markings is possible. When one parent exhibits hints of the colors we mentioned, the puppies can inherit them. By examining the parents’ coat colors and talking to the breeder, you can get an idea of how the puppy will look, but the best way is through genetic ...
Welcome to National Great Pyrenees Rescue Thanks for visiting National Great Pyrenees Rescue. We’re here for you whether you are looking to rescue a Great Pyrenees, learn about the breed or connect with a Pyr rescue group. NGPR is a volunteer, tax-exempt, non-profit organization whose mission is to save and re-home rescued Pyrenees in theContinue reading "Home"
The American Kennel Club accorded the Great Pyrenees official recognition in February, 1933, and beginning April, 1933, separate classification began for the breed at licensed shows. Today the Great Pyrenees is a working dog as well as a companion and family dog.
