Great Pyrenees may be stoic on the outside—but anyone who’s lived with one knows they’re total softies underneath. These gentle giants bond deeply with their…
Taking your dog with you on car trips is all part of being a pet owner. Whether it’s to the vet for their regular checkups,…
The Great Pyrenees is a breed with ancient roots and a noble spirit. Their story begins high in the rugged Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain, where they earned their place as legendary guardians.
When people think “livestock guardian dog,” Great Pyrenees are usually the first to come to mind—but they’re not the only ones out there. Breeds like Anatolian Shepherds, Maremmas, and Kuvasz also guard flocks. So what makes a Pyr stand out?
If you’ve ever taken your Great Pyrenees for a walk on a warm or hot day, a stranger has no doubt come up to you…
Think you know everything about the big, fluffy giants we all adore? Great Pyrenees are full of surprises.
Xander, a cheerful and mischievous 1-year-old Great Pyrenees and proud alumnus of AGPR, recently experienced a health scare that serves as a crucial reminder for all pet owners.
When we first saw Blueberry—known then as Snuffles—it was love at first sight. With his soulful eyes, slightly crooked smile, and that unmistakable Pyr floof, we knew he was something special.
Senior Great Pyrenees might not have the bouncy energy of puppies, but what they offer instead is something deeply special: calm companionship, deep gratitude, and a heart full of love.