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Living With a Night Owl: Great Pyrenees and Their Nocturnal Habits

by Volunteer WriterPosted onSeptember 15, 2025August 3, 2025AGPR Blog
dandelion sleeping upside down with her eyes wide open in classic great pyrenees nocturnal habit

You tuck in for the night, ready to rest. Your Pyr? They’re just getting started. Pacing by the window, checking the door, letting out the…

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The Pyr Patrol: Why Great Pyrenees Love to Guard—Even When There’s Nothing There

by Volunteer WriterPosted onSeptember 3, 2025August 3, 2025AGPR Blog
two great pyrenees dog guarding in a yard

It’s late. The house is quiet. And then—WOOF. Your Great Pyrenees is at the window, fur up, tail stiff, barking at something invisible. You peer…

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Why Does My Great Pyrenees Ignore Me? Understanding Independent Dog Behavior

by Volunteer WriterPosted onAugust 20, 2025August 3, 2025AGPR Blog
independent dog great pyrenees liooking off into the distance while sitting in a yard

If you’ve ever asked your Great Pyrenees to “sit,” only to be met with a long pause and a slow blink, you’re not alone. Pyrs…

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How to Celebrate Your Pyr: Birthday Ideas, Gotcha Days & More

by Volunteer WriterPosted onAugust 10, 2025August 3, 2025AGPR Blog
Celebrate your pyrenees dog photo of blueberry the great Pyrenees wearing a birthday hat

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…

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Driving with Your Dog: Four Tips for Great Pyrenees Owners

by Volunteer WriterPosted onAugust 3, 2025AGPR Blog

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,…

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The History of Great Pyrenees Dogs

by Volunteer WriterPosted onJuly 17, 2025April 26, 2025AGPR Blog
An adult great pyrenees dog napping with a puppy great pyrenees using the older dog's head as a pillow.

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.

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Great Pyrenees vs Other Livestock Guardian Breeds: What Sets Them Apart?

by Volunteer WriterPosted onJune 30, 2025June 25, 2025AGPR Blog
great pyrenees dog lying on an outdoor dog bed guarding a flock of chickens

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?

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Keeping Your Great Pyrenees Cool When the AC Goes Out

by Volunteer WriterPosted onJune 25, 2025June 25, 2025AGPR Blog
great pyrenees puppy playing with all his toys on a very hot summer day for indoor enrichment

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…

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10 Fun Facts You Didn’t Know About Great Pyrenees

by Volunteer WriterPosted onMay 20, 2025April 26, 2025AGPR News
great pyrenees dog wearing cap and sitting in front of golf clubs

Think you know everything about the big, fluffy giants we all adore? Great Pyrenees are full of surprises. 

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Xander’s Close Call: A Reminder About Pet Safety

by Volunteer WriterPosted onMay 7, 2025April 26, 2025AGPR Blog
pyreness puppy sick and not feeling well

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.​

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