To look at an enormous Great Pyrenees dog, you might not think these dogs should ever go near the water. With so much fur, once their thick double-layer coat gets wet, will the dog simply sink to the bottom? But if you own the Great Pyrenees or are thinking about adding this dog breed to…
The Great Pyrenees dog is better known for its brawn rather than its brains. However, this is only because Great Pyrenees have spent thousands upon thousands of years working through very difficult weather conditions to protect livestock from dangerous predators. In short, Great Pyrenees dogs were not bred to be lap dogs, “pet” dogs, or…
The topic of dogs and drool is a big one among prospective dog owners. Some dog lovers really don’t mind a dog with a “wet mouth.” Then again, there are other dog owners who can tolerate just about anything but lots of slobber and drool from their furry pet. What is interesting about the Great…
The Great Pyrenees is 100 percent pure dog. Not only are these enormous dogs loyal and loving to a fault, but they are every bit as thick and shaggy as a proper dog should be. The Great Pyrenees is a gentle giant, but there are some special considerations when you are committing to care for…
The Great Pyrenees is a truly enormous purebred dog breed with an ancient and noble heritage as a working dog breed. These dogs are huge even before you add in their thick, double-layer, working dog coat! They are gigantic in puppyhood and even bigger as adults. But just because you have chosen a large to…
The Great Pyrenees dog is one of the 15 largest American Kennel Club (AKC) registered dog breeds. These dogs start out like all puppies do – small and cute. But then they start to grow and grow and grow. These dogs have a lot of growing to do! And it is important that they don’t…