Great Pyrenees Puppies For Sale

The Loyal Guardian

Our Great Pyrenees puppies for sale, are a large breed of dog originally bred to be a livestock guard dog and can still be found doing that job on farms and ranches. It should not be confused with the Pyrenean Mastiff. Great Pyrenees dogs are naturally nocturnal and aggressive with any predators that may harm its flock. However, the Great Pyrenees breed can typically be trusted with small, young and helpless animals of any kind due to its natural guardian instinct. We raise our Great Pyrenees puppies for sale, around livestock and people so they are well adjusted to enter your home and/or farm.

A Bit About The Pyrenees

Males grow to 110–130 pounds and 27–32 inches, while females reach 90–115 pounds and 26–31 inches. On average, their lifespan is 10 to 11 years. The Great Pyrenees is confident, gentle (especially with children) and affectionate. While territorial and protective of its flock or family when necessary. Its general demeanor is of composure and patience and loyalty. It is a strong-willed, independent and reserved breed. It is also attentive, quite fearless and loyal to its duties.
The Great Pyrenees need moderate exercise but tend to be somewhat lazy, especially in warm weather. They particularly enjoy cold weather and snow.

Grooming A Great Pyrenees

The weather-resistant double coat of the Great Pyrenees consists of a long, flat, thick, outer coat of coarse hair. This straight or slightly undulating, hangs over a dense, fine, woolly undercoat. The coat is more profuse about the neck and shoulders, where it forms a ruff or mane. This is more pronounced in males so that it may fend off wolf attacks.
Great Pyrenees need to have their nails clipped often to avoid damage. This breed also needs to have their teeth and ears cleaned regularly to prevent infection. Great Pyrenees have a double coat, and will shed their undercoat. They shed heavily in spring, but regular brushing will keep the shedding and the hair manageable.

*All Sales Are Final*

Tap HERE to learn more about OUR FARM.