Best review I have seen in a long time! Brutally honest! Lol

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

4 жыл бұрын

Sarobey Cooper Thanks for watching. Subscribe, I have more straight up reviews on 2 KZread accounts. My other reviews channel is “bubbas Palm Harbor Review “

I wish more reviews were more upfront and real as this one man

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. Please subscribe, got another video coming. Had 20 puppies from the 2 dogs featured

I'm literally laughing my ass off. Eating the Chic's like chicken nuggets!!! No Dipping sauce! 🤣 Thanks for making the video! Good stuff

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

Frank Plate Subscribe, have a new video posting on another update of having 20 puppies. You will like. Thanks for watching and liking

Ours is a great dog. She's awesome with the kids and fearless and aggressive toward any percieved threat. They have incredibly strong legs. I've seen a Pyr pin and hold an angry pitbull down with no problem.

@mickbxx

3 жыл бұрын

I thought it was just my pyr that pinned other dogs as a correction, but I guess not 🤣 they're very patient with other dogs and kids and I love that.

Love this real honest review! Keep them coming.

Sweetest dogs ever! My GP-Lab mix, Dolly Madison, is the most affectionate dog I've ever had.

5:08 love how as soon as they heard the chickens they were concerned

This was super helpful thank you 😆🙌

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. I have a second update video 2 years after owning them

I have a rescue dog (from Ft Worth TX, of all places!) that is half Great Pyrenees and half Retriever (yes I did the doggy DNA test 😄). He looks like a smaller (75 pound) version of Great Pyrenees. He's 5 years old now (he was 6-8 months old when Fort Worth Animal Control picked him up along the side of I-35W, and we adopted him), and the best protective dog 🐕 He's scared off bears and other wildlife as well as people who were trying to break into houses in our neighborhood. He's also very curious about everything -- loves going on walks and enjoys the beach. My feedback is to supplement what you're saying about the Great Pyrenees being an incredible farm dog. They make awesome personal companions too. Thank you for sharing your personal experience with your dogs, including the honest stories about the chickens (which made me laugh, ngl 😂). Your Great Pyrenees are beautiful and definitely can tell they are well loved by you & your family 🐶🥰

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

K8tina thanks for watching. Subscribe. Have a new update posting this week about having 20 puppies. Great dogs. Thanks for watching and chiming in

Great review, Bubba. My wife says you talk like me. If I couldn't cuss I wouldn't talk at all. lol

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

Lol- Thanks for watching! Subscribe, I have similar videos. Including a update to this video, which included featured dog having puppies! Iv been advised Id have more views if I did fake “clean” well rehearsed videos. Instead of real videos?

@howdytoyer

3 жыл бұрын

@@howardthemechanicbubba5376 I don't think so, man. You gotta do what you do. Keep it real. I'll check out your other videos!

From Dallas 20 and have one also love your style keep it up

Thumbs up for "the lab is the dumbest fucking dog i've ever owned" Everyone around here wants one...I don't get it. I've never met one that I liked.

Lol I love this video! I've always had great Pyrenees and I made a video on why not to get them because people get them a lot without thinking lol

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

I just released update #2 . Thanks for watching. I’m gonna watch your video too

I just come across your channel looking for anything Great Pyrenees! My little puppy is now about 10 1/2 weeks old I got her at 7 1/2 weeks the breeder let her go a week early due to Ohio getting shut down. I ain’t taught this dog a darn thing! I’m praying that I can train her her name is Lucy and I love her and she grows every week. I’m 58 years I weight about 135 and I’m running out of time. She is very strong willed and nibbled me tremendously the first few weeks but I survived. No little kids in the house my husband and I are both retired. And I ain’t never trained a puppy before. 🤦🏽‍♀️ lord help me. I subscribed to your channel I need all the help I can get. Good job your dogs are beautiful 🐶♥️

@whyjustwhy2168

3 жыл бұрын

How's it going now? Please say it's gotten better!

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. I have a updated video more about puppies. I’ll be honest in saying this breed is very strong willed. And hard to train by nature. All 3 of mine had a issue with wanting to lean on you as you walk, almost tripping you. I had the best luck correcting them by putting them on a 20ft cable in the yard every time they tried to trip me, chase chickens etc. This worked best for me. They quickly learned they hated being on a leash for a couple hours. Just because they are hard to train, doesn’t mean they aren’t very intelligent.

@RetiredGranny

3 жыл бұрын

@@howardthemechanicbubba5376 thanks will check out your video soon!! My Lucy will be 1 year old on Sunday we’ve made it through her first heat!! Yay 😁

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

Annie, the small one in the first video will have puppies in about 3 weeks. “Oakley” the older one in the video had 11 puppies last year

@whyjustwhy2168

3 жыл бұрын

@@howardthemechanicbubba5376 where do you live I would be interested in one

in addition to the GP you should look at the Maremma. they come from northern Italy .great story of a maremma in australia that guarded chickens and they used it to guard penguins on an island...here is a link ture story and they then made it into a movie .... very info on chicken guarding since you talked abut needing a dog for chickens ....kzread.info/dash/bejne/o2asssiNpZqrpag.html

Great video!

Sooo... it's been over a year....how're they doing? I got one because the coyotes keep getting all of my chickens. I had her a month and the coyotes killed her. I got two pyrenees x anatolians this time. I hope you'll do an update soon, because I know you'll tell it how it is! Thanks!

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

Great news! Have another video done. Editing it. Had 20 puppies since last video! Thanks for your interest.

@casmarykay8433

3 жыл бұрын

@@howardthemechanicbubba5376 Great! I subscribed so that I don't miss it! :D 20 puppies?!? I hope they haven't started on the chicken poppers!! :))

@christinearmington

3 жыл бұрын

Damn. Sorry to hear that. Hope you have good luck with the pair.

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

My update #2 is out. Ironically had my 2nd and last litter of puppies last night. I’m gonna do a 3rd. In 3 months. Not uncommon for a single dog to get killed by wolfs or a pack of coyotes. I Run 2 together at all times. Fixing to fence another 5 acres for a separate pasture, closer to the wild animals. Will run my biggest male etc. the males do a good job of leaving its scent. Which helps as a detour.

@casmarykay8433

3 жыл бұрын

@@christinearmington Thanks, they've made it a month, but don't spend any time alone outside. They're only 3&4 months old, so I'm not terribly concerned about their bonding...yet. I read that they don't form a real attachment to chickens anyways....just don't want anything to mess with them or anything else on 'their place'.

on the same note these maremma dogs in australia protect over 10000 chickens.. yes thats right over 10000 free range chickens with 0 losses

I’m getting a male in about 1 month.

Same problem here. Foxes are picking off my chickens one by one. Getting a Pyrenees pup next week.

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

You getting a male or female as your first LGD? Subscribe, I have a follow up video from the dog featured having puppies. Offer some free chicken and dog advice- NO WARRANTY

Anatolian Shepherd is also a great dog for what you need just saying. As well as Rhodesian ridgeback. Good with kids and stay with the pack, protective over their territory

their the best!

ya German shepherds are not great with the flock. they are bread to protect they were originally a herding breed. Great Pyrenees is a live stock guardian they have different brains more independent bread to have low herding instinct. Great Pyrenees will get along with anythiung they raised with. my German shepherd was my dads k9 partner a drug dog. he couldn't care less what the cattle an other flock is doing. but our Great Pyrenees stays with them 24/7

My pyr hasn't had a problem with my chickens expect for the babies, she doesn't understand she can't play with them. 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

3 жыл бұрын

Chicken nuggets

I'm on my 2nd Pyr. 4.5 years ago I got Oso off a working small ranch west of Phoenix Az at 2 months old. My 1st Pyrenees was a rescue. These are great dogs. But not for a novice. Parents live Georgetown. Moving out of Phoenix in couple of months and want to acquire some land in a Republican run state. Texas is my 1st choice. Enjoyed your video.

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. Bring your dog, bible and gun to Texas, and you’ll be welcomed!!

@j.harris7228

3 жыл бұрын

Fuck a republican!

@maggiesfarm7970

2 жыл бұрын

You should consider Idaho. It's beautiful and Republican.

10 piece chicken nuggets Lmfao

@howardthemechanicbubba5376

4 жыл бұрын

That’s actually a picture of my moms Double fried chicken FYI!! Thank you for watching. Dog in the picture just had a litter of 11. New video coming soon! Hit the subscribe button

@srirachasince9392

4 жыл бұрын

I had plans to pick up a 5 month old female for my son and I tomorrow morning in order to ensure security as a single mother.. issue is that we live in a townhouse and after watching your video I'm apprehensive given your advice that they arent fit for our kind of lifestyle.. do you think that there could still be the potential of her living a full life as long as she gets the amount of exercise and training required for such a large breed? .. even if she has to settle for Mcd's nuggets instead lol The Internet claims it's possible given their adaptability, patience, and intelligence, but I wanted your insight do to the experience youve aquired raising them yourself.