The Truly Great Pyrenees. Great Pyrenees Dogs, often called “Pyrs,” are enormous white dogs bred to protect sheep from wolves on snowy mountaintops, so it’s natural that their fit instinct ...

I f there is a pair that should be getting along, it's a Great Pyrenees and a cat. They're two very important parts of a working farm: the dog guards the herd, and the cat keeps the rodents out of ...

In the video, with over 625,000 views, the great Pyrenees named Storm can be seen being filmed over the fence in the couple's backyard. "My husband: we need a dog that keeps people away from the ...

It’s still super funny, though. View the original article to see embedded media. In this video a large, gray and white Great Pyrenees dog is standing on a small patio, pawing at the sliding ...

Hopeful a Great Pyrenees would bring a guarding force to the farm, one woman learned that wasn't the case in a recent TikTok video. TikTok user @mckenzieschmitt0 shared in a January 8 TikTok video ...

But since Great Pyrenees are herding dogs, they have an innate drive to protect their flock – and that includes their human family members. This can pose a problem if you have visitors.

Great Pyrenees learn a lot about their role in a household with other dogs. They look to the older dogs to teach them the proper behavior for work and as pets. Great Pyrenees are not people-pleasers.

A dog slipped out of its home and walked five miles overnight to a convenience store to get a breakfast burrito. Max the four-year-old Great Pyrenees had once been given the treat by staff at a C ...

She has a funny trait: If her food ... Contact Great Pyrenees Association of Southern California Rescue Inc. at 909-887-8201 or [email protected]. Fill out an application on the group’s ...

Casper, a Great Pyrenees who lives on a Georgia farm, may become the People’s Choice Pup winner of the American Farm Bureau Federation's Farm Dog of the Year competition. Casper made headlines ...

While Great Pyrenees are one of the best dogs to protect livestock on farms, many farmers tend to overbreed and sell them to people who cannot properly care for them. Skip Navigation.

But since Great Pyrenees are herding dogs, they have an innate drive to protect their flock – and that includes their human family members. This can pose a problem if you have visitors.