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Category: Dog Behavior

How Much Exercise Does A Great Pyrenees Need?

by Volunteer WriterPosted onAugust 14, 2024August 14, 2024AGPR Blog

If you’ve never seen a 150lb dog get the zoomies, definitely put it on your bucket list! When Blueberry gets going, it’s like an eighteen…

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Is a Great Pyrenees Dog A Good Choice for First-Time Dog Owners?

by Volunteer WriterPosted onJanuary 10, 2024August 14, 2024AGPR Blog
large great pyrenees dog drooping over stairs in a very cute way

The Great Pyrenees is a breed that often captivates with its noble appearance and calm demeanor, but is it the right choice…

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Keeping A Great Pyrenees Happy In The City

by Volunteer WriterPosted onOctober 9, 2023June 9, 2023Caring For Your Pyr

Owning a Great Pyrenees presents unique challenges when living in a city environment. These dogs require ample space and exercise, and their size can make…

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What is a Double Dew Claw

by Volunteer WriterPosted onAugust 9, 2023June 9, 2023Dog Behavior

The Great Pyrenees is a large and majestic breed of dog that is known for their beautiful white coat and gentle temperament. One unique feature…

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How To Introduce Your Pyr To A New House

by Volunteer WriterPosted onJuly 22, 2021August 12, 2021Caring For Your Pyr
Octavius guarding the porch

Written by Ariele Sieling You’re moving! Congratulations! Your Pyr might not be so excited. Moving from one home to another can be stressful, not only…

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What To Do When Your Pyr Won’t Stop Barking

by Volunteer WriterPosted onJune 10, 2021August 12, 2021Dog Behavior

Written by Ariele Sieling A barking Great Pyrenees—what a concept! Pyrs are absolutely known for their endless barking. They are guardian dogs, and one of…

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How To Calm Your Great Pyrenees During A Thunderstorm

by Volunteer WriterPosted onMay 29, 2020August 12, 2021Dog Behavior
Great Pyrenees standing at the top of the stairs

Written by Ariele Sieling Great Pyrenees are notorious for being terrified of thunderstorms, fireworks, and any (as we like to call them), angry sky noises.…

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My Great Pyrenees Has Gone Missing

by Volunteer WriterPosted onMay 29, 2020Dog Behavior
Great Pyrenees dog hiding in some bushes

Oh no… my Great Pyrenees has gone on a “walk about” and is nowhere to be seen.  I’m so upset… what should I do now???…

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Introducing Dogs To Each Other

by Volunteer WriterPosted onMay 8, 2020May 8, 2020Dog Behavior

First Introductions to another dog should be controlled, not rushed, and energy as calm and confident as possible. Use leashes for safety and control, not…

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