Great Pyrenees Guard Dog with our Whitetail Deer
The Great Pyrenees is
one of the greatest of all livestock guardian dogs. He is a guard dog by
instinct, not by training. They were bred to work naturally, not bred to
take commands. He is sometimes referred to as the "gentle giant"
who guards effectively without being overly aggressive.
Pictures of Sire
Pictures of Dam
Pictures of Puppies at Six weeks that sold in 2010
Male A at 6 Wks 9lb 12 oz
Male B at 6 Wks 10lb 5 oz
Pricing
Call for Availability $500.00
Call 937-337-2180
Originally the Great
Pyrenees was used in the Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain, to guard
flocks of sheep, but today is used to guard not only sheep, goats,
horses ,but also farm-raised deer.
The livestock guardian
dog is neither a hunter nor a shepherd, but he shows a protective attitude
toward his stock and will fend off predators upon the animals he considers his
own property.
The Pyrenees is a
guarding breed and consequently, it is only natural that he cannot be expected
to welcome unwelcome visitors. Although he will not attack, his very size and
demeanor can be intimidating to people as well as predators. He works to
protect his territory from predatory dangers, such as stray dogs, coyotes and
visiting whitetails.
