How much does Great Pyrenees puppy cost?
about $1,000 to $2,500
I’ve seen Great Pyrenees puppies being sold for about $1,000 to $2,500 from reputable breeders. But I’ve seen puppies for about $200 from irresponsible breeders. Rescues may have pyrs for about $500 depending on the dog’s age. But remember—a higher price doesn’t mean you’re getting a better-quality puppy.
Do Pyrenees make good house dogs?
Living With: The Great Pyrenees can be a wonderful companion if you live in a suburban or rural area and lead a fairly placid life. These dogs like having quiet time in the house and enjoy a predictable, orderly routine. The guarding nature of this breed makes socialization especially important.
Are Great Pyrenees mix good family dogs?
This mix is great for families with children, they are both protective over and gentle with kids. If given love, attention and stimulation, the Pyrenees Husky will be amiable and devoted, making them a wonderful option for dynamic families!
Are Great Pyrenees easy to train?
A Pyr can be difficult to train because of his ability to think on his own. He’s not a good match for new or timid dog owners, because he needs consistency and a strong owner who will socialize him and train with positive reinforcement.
Do Great Pyrenees get sick easily?
Great Pyrenees are susceptible to bacterial and viral infections — the same ones that all dogs can get — such as parvo, rabies, and distemper. Many of these infections are preventable through vaccination, which we will recommend based on the diseases we see in our area, her age, and other factors.
Should I get a male or female Pyrenees?
Female pyrs tend to rule the show and be more strong-willed than the males, so it is often advised not to adopt two females together or a female with a strong-willed male. Of course, this varies per dog, so it is important to consider the individual personalities.
Are Great Pyrenees puppies aggressive?
Though Great Pyrenees are not inherently aggressive or misbehaving dogs, they do require proper training as puppies to make sure that they stay in check. Great Pyrenees puppies are known to be stubborn and quite difficult to train, which can be quite challenging for new owners.
Why Do Great Pyrenees have extra toes?
The double dew claws on the Great Pyrenees are very strong due to being attached by a bone; they act as a sort of thumb for the dog and are surprisingly useful. I love watching Mauja and Atka run around and make use of their extra toes. The dews help grip the ground for turning, climbing, descending, and jumping.
Are Great Pyrenees the right breed for You?
The Great Pyrenees is not the right dog for every family. They are giant dogs that shed constantly, bark a lot, and need lots of space and not all owners are prepared for the commitment. If you adopt the Great Pyrenees from a rescue charity, there is a good chance they will take care of the neutering or spaying for you at no charge to you.
Do Great Pyrenees get along with other dogs good?
Great Pyrenees typically get along well with other dogs, so long as they have been properly socialized from a young age. When raised appropriately, they tend to enjoy playing with other dogs of any breed. Equally, Great Pyrs are unlikely to be aggressive with other dogs and are unlikely to resort to fighting unless they feel it is required.
Are Great Pyrenees very dangerous?
Like many large dogs, GPs are especially susceptible to a very dangerous condition called bloat. When excess gas gets trapped in the stomach, it can cause the internal organs to twist, cutting off circulation to the tissues and making it difficult for the dog to breathe.
Do Great Pyrenees have short fur as a puppy?
The short-haired Great Pyrenees is a huge dog (each in size and heart). The common height is between 27 to 32 inches for a male and 25 to 29 inches for a feminine. In common, short-haired Great Pyrenees must be between 100 to 160 kilos for a male and 85 to 115 kilos for a feminine.