r/greatpyrenees

She doesn’t always carry the bowl to the same place, but she always relocates it.

Just wanted to show off my baby boy fresh out of his quarterly grooming appointment 💛

You should find this training aide for new great Pyr owners especially helpful.

Good luck!

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Playing hide and seek/ now you don't see me..wait for it, now you do!!🙄🙄 The hole continues to make room for more bodies.🤦🤦😂

He’s a mix but she loves him anyway

Winston has a collection of enrichment toys, all of which he has mastered but it’s always fun seeing him work it out and he enjoys it. Plus he’ll eat his kibble lol

came across this Great Pyrenees/blue heeler mix on his way to be put down for nipping (more detail to that but at the end of the day it’s smth easily able to be trained out) he is 8 months old. i have a smaller yard but plan on taking him on a lot of adventures, any advice? and he’s great with my cat who hates him haha, lays down in front of her all friendly and backs off when she hisses but any tips to perhaps make them get along better? i’ve had family dogs but this is my first dog that is all mine!

he is a very fast learner i’ve only had him a couple days and he’s already learned some new things, kennel trained, goes in on command, knows shake, is getting better about jumping, nipping and progressing a lot on his recall :)

I got a proper bed frame finally! I re-arranged my room But I have had my bed on the ground in the same spot since I’ve had bear he’s a year old now and he’s nervous the room looks so different- have I scarred him for life or will he get used to it?

They want eggs and they're French "Oeuf oeuf oeuf"

Hi guys! It’s Bao again, and she’s now 11-month-old! I joined this subreddit when we first adopted her at 9 weeks old, and have been reading so many posts of fellow Pyrs barking and guarding. However, I think Bao is broken…. she does not bark, except maybe 5 times in the months that we’ve had her.

She also has no guard dog bone in her, though she tries… The only time I’ve heard her bark and growl were: at the neighbor’s trash cans; at the dark abyss in our backyard (this kinda freaked me out because it was 3am and there was nothing there 😭); and at the neighbor’s kids on the other side of our backyard fence (she did not growl, only very pitiful barks).

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not complaining, I’m very grateful that she isn’t a barker. We live in a neighborhood with lots of kids so I’d hate to get complaints on the barking. I love Bao to bits and though she isn’t acting like a guardian dog much, she is still 1000% the best girl ever! I mean just look at her face!!! Can you blame me?

I appreciate all the heads up that this sub has given me in advance on what to expect with a Great Pyrenees, because Bao definitely still has the personality, stubbornness, and most of all - the sass of her ancestors.

Cosmo got his own red solo cup today! Thanks Hobby Lobby! 😎😂😜

Whenever I sit down in a chair, Yeti invariably likes to use my feet as a pillow. Sometimes I have to wake him up so I can stand up or just get feeling back in my foot. Now if I sit on the sofa, he'll jump up next to me and use my arm and lap as a pillow. Are any of you also human pillows for your pyr? Let's see those pics.

He's 23 months and 82 lbs. When I rescued him the shelter said he was Anatolian Shepherd. DNA says 29% Great Pyrenees; 24% GSD; 11% Malamute; 10% Husky; and 5% or less of 8 other breeds. His 3 brothers all looked like shaggy GSDs.

The gate stays open and he will go lay down in there if we're hanging out on the porch. But when he wants a nice good nap he prefers the dirt under the house drying to his lips 🤷🏼‍♀️

Currently in Prince George this morning been on the road for a day and a half. This guy travels like he was born to it lol. His second time traveling the Alcan.