Great Pyrenees Livestock Guardians:
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Mercedes & Lincoln's puppies will be here in the Spring. If you'd like reserve a puppy from this litter, please message us.
Mercedes & Lincoln guard our goats, and Sam guards his sheep. They do a fantastic job. We only place in working farms so these babies can do the jobs they are bred to do.
In fact, without our guardians, we wouldn't sleep at night!
Mercedes & Lincoln guard our goats, and Sam guards his sheep. They do a fantastic job. We only place in working farms so these babies can do the jobs they are bred to do.
In fact, without our guardians, we wouldn't sleep at night!
Bentley:
Mercedes:
Meet the Sire, Sam!
Both Mercedes and Sam have been protecting their herds and are excellent livestock guardian dogs.
Please let us know if you'd like to be added to our reservation list for the next litter.
Pups are raised with our herd of Nigerian Dwarf goats and Chickens.
Please let us know if you'd like to be added to our reservation list for the next litter.
Pups are raised with our herd of Nigerian Dwarf goats and Chickens.
Some details about this breed:
The Great Pyrenees dog conveys the impression of elegance and beauty combined with great overall size and majesty. He has a white or principally white coat that may contain markings of badger, gray, or varying shades of tan. He possesses a keen intelligence and a kind expression. He has been bred for the strenuous work of guarding the flocks in all kinds of weather on the steep mountain slopes of the Pyrenees. The Great Pyrenees heritage is that of a flock-guarding dog in the Pyrenees mountains of France and Spain. Rather than herding sheep or other livestock, it was his job to protect them from predators such as wolves. The job called for a large, powerful, brave, and wary dog. He worked independently, often on his own for days or weeks at a time, and is unaccustomed to taking a lot of orders.
The Great Pyrenees is a healthy, flock-guarding breed who is placid in the home and gentle with children. He has a watchful, protective nature and is more serious than many dogs. He is only moderately active and mostly nocturnal, guards livestock by night and sleeps throughout the day. The Great Pyrenees requires a securely fenced yard that will prevent him from roaming and attempting to enlarge his territory. He is not a candidate for off-leash walks. While he thrives in cold weather, he is somewhat sensitive to heat.
This is a giant breed. That cute little white ball of fluff will grow up to weigh 85 to 150 pounds. Because they are guardian dogs, Great Pyrenees are suspicious as a rule. They will graciously admit anyone you invite into your home, but intruders or unexpected visitors will get a very different, much more intimidating reception. Typically, they will do best as a livestock guardian, although many have these majestic dogs inside as family dogs. Also important to note, we find they eat surprisingly less than other large breed dogs. Such an efficient and lovable breed. We hope you love them as much as we do!
The Great Pyrenees is a healthy, flock-guarding breed who is placid in the home and gentle with children. He has a watchful, protective nature and is more serious than many dogs. He is only moderately active and mostly nocturnal, guards livestock by night and sleeps throughout the day. The Great Pyrenees requires a securely fenced yard that will prevent him from roaming and attempting to enlarge his territory. He is not a candidate for off-leash walks. While he thrives in cold weather, he is somewhat sensitive to heat.
This is a giant breed. That cute little white ball of fluff will grow up to weigh 85 to 150 pounds. Because they are guardian dogs, Great Pyrenees are suspicious as a rule. They will graciously admit anyone you invite into your home, but intruders or unexpected visitors will get a very different, much more intimidating reception. Typically, they will do best as a livestock guardian, although many have these majestic dogs inside as family dogs. Also important to note, we find they eat surprisingly less than other large breed dogs. Such an efficient and lovable breed. We hope you love them as much as we do!
Mercedes first litter of 7 beautiful, healthy pups.
