The Great Pyrenees is just that, great. Also known as the Pyrenéan Mountain Dog & Chien de Montagne des Pyrénées, They`re a large breed, with lots of grroming needs. Here's their profile:
DESCRIPTION Substantial dogs, they pack in great amounts of stamina, strength, & power. Impressively large in size with a height of 25-32 in (64-81 cm) & a weight of 85-132 lb (39-60 kg). Their topcoat is long, profuse & flat. It provides protection from the elements & comes in only white (though, occasionally, badger, wolf-grey, or pale-yellow patches are seen. This is uncommon.) Their coat almost forms a mane around the regal, wedge-shaped, immensly strong head. Small, triangular ears, starting at eye-level, hang down from the head. The body is muscular, with a thick tail that reaches the floor or (possibly) curving over the back. Shedding is constant & grooming are condiderable. Daily grooming is needed to prevent matting of the coat.
PERSONALITY •Keen-eyes & alert
•Friendly, with a dignified demeanor.
•Affectionate & faithful
•Usualy loves water.
•Slow to mature--both physically & mentally.
•Responce to obedience training is good.
•Unsuitable for a city environment.
•Needs a lot of exercise.
•Great as guard/watch dogs.
•When first introduced as family pets, aggression was a problem. Selective breeding has reduced this negative trait qute significantly today.
HEALTH Life Span: 9-11 Years •Constant shedding can pose an issue for allergy sufferers.
These dogs are relatively healthy. This doesn't mean they won't get sick though, so use common sense if your dog does get sick.
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