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This website is your resource for the Great Pyrenees Dog, known in other parts of the world also as Le Chien de Montagne des Pyrénées (France) and Pyrenean Mountain Dog (Europe).
The Great Pyrenees is one of the oldest breeds of dog in the world descending from livestock guardian dogs over ten thousand years ago in Asia. The are often referred to "Great dogs of the mountain" in their native France and are world-renowned for their loyalty, intelligence and un-wavering courage.
The Pyr is a large breed dog, typically averaging 25-32" in height. Its principally white coat gives it a very unique and graceful appearance and is recognized as one of the most beautiful dog breeds in the world. However, centuries of careful and selective breeding has ensured that this dog is not just another pretty face as many an unsuspecting predator has found out when threatening its flock. Properly trained and socialized, they make great pets and protectors of family and flock. It is known to be highly intelligent and it possesses a unique independant personality that is unlike any other breed of dog.
This site contains a wealth of information on the Great Pyrenees, including breed information, breed characteristics, general care, training and breed standards as well as resources for current & prospective owners and people researching the breed.
Our interactive discussion forum is a community of past and present owners and is a great place to post your questions and get them answered.
Finally, check out our photo gallery, which allows you to share your favorite Great Pyrenees photos with other visitors to this website.
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Highlands "Danger After Dark", courtesy Highland Kennels