The Great Pyrenees, also known as the Pyr, is a majestic and ancient working breed originally developed to guard livestock in the rugged Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain. Believed to descend from Mastiff-type dogs, this breed has existed for thousands of years. Once a peasant’s flock guardian, the Great Pyrenees earned royal status in 1675 when King Louis XIV declared it the “Royal Dog of France.” The breed became popular across Europe and the United States, and the American Kennel Club officially recognized it in 1933. Known for their patience and protective instincts, Great Pyrenees make gentle, loyal family companions.
Distinguished by their long, thick white coats and calm, noble demeanor, Great Pyrenees are large, muscular dogs bred for endurance and confidence. They are affectionate and protective, especially with children, and naturally wary of strangers, making them excellent guardians. Despite their strength, they are gentle and even-tempered. Their dense double coat is self-cleaning but sheds heavily, requiring weekly brushing. Daily walks and outdoor playtime are essential to manage their energy. With proper training and socialization, the Great Pyrenees is a devoted family protector and loving companion that embodies both grace and strength.

Great Pyrenees
This adorable puppy has a black spot on its back and just above its tail. He has markings on his face and ears. He enjoys attention from people, and wags in appreciation.

German Shepherd & Great Pyrenees hybrid
We call him "Spot Spot" or "Spotty too hotty" and he wags his little tail to the max it's the absolute cutest!! He is also the fluffiest lil guy of the bunch. He has an amazing personality and is alwa