99% of Great Pyrenees Dog Owners Don't Know This
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Did you know Great Pyrenees are a majestic and giant breed originally bred to guard livestock? But how do their guardian instincts manifest, and what makes them effective protectors?
Originating from the mountainous regions of the Pyrenees between France and Spain, the Great Pyrenees is a majestic and giant breed known for its exceptional guarding abilities. Originally bred to protect livestock from predators in these challenging terrains, they exhibit a calm and gentle demeanor, making them well-suited for their historical role as livestock guardians. Known as "gentle giants," Great Pyrenees are often referred to as trustworthy and loyal companions. Despite their large size, they display a gentle disposition, especially around children. Their natural nocturnal tendencies, developed from a history of safeguarding flocks during the night, make them vigilant and protective members of the household.
Join us as we delve into 31 fascinating facts of the Great Pyrenees, exploring their unique characteristics, historical significance, and the qualities that make them extraordinary companions for those seeking a loyal and protective canine friend.
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1:28 Fact 6 - 10
2:53 Fact 11 - 15
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7:55 Fact 31
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Have one....sweetest dog ever.
One showed up at my back porch in Tennessee and I am in love with her.Hope she stays around.So sweet and my cat buddy who would never let any animal on HIS porch is calm and so is Simba.❤
I have a female Great Pyr mix (with 25% Husky and 25% Malamute). Such a sweet and gentle dog. They also live longer than some other large dogs like the Bernese Mountain Dog and the Newfoundland. My girl, who is about 100 lbs., is over 14 years old. I would definitely recommend one as a family dog. Just be careful because they will run on you if not fenced in properly (also they have huge paws and can dig under ill-fitted fences. I know this from experience.
The most common name of this dog breed in France is "Patou" (pronounced pâtuh) wich came from latin word "pastor" (shepperd).
The spots on their fur are called badger makes
They love to get in water tanks in summer too cool off 😊
The great Pyrenees a excellent flock guardian
You didnt mention their double dew claws
please more info for French Mastiff/Dogue de Bordeux!! thank u success for your channel👍🏻
Barker, digger, slobber factory, and has never come running when called. But we love him anyway.
Also, purebred characteristics include double dewclaws. Important to add: do not get these dogs unless you have a large, well- fenced property. They need space to patrol, & will take to digging if bored or lonely. Chip 'em.