A Puppy Training e-Book Just For Great Pyr Owners
Thank you for deciding to purchase our booklet. Every penny goes to support the Club and its work with Great Pyrs. We really appreciate your support.
Please note you will need ADOBE Acrobat Reader to read your e-book. If you do not have it, visit the Adobe website to get your Free Acrobat Reader.
Here are the steps to obtain your booklet.
1) Download the front cover and save it on your computer for printing later. You can do this as often as you like for free.
Depending on your browser, you may have to place your mouse pointer on the link to get your Cover and click with your right mouse button. Then click "Save Link.." or other similar option to save the book cover.
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Pay for your purchase by cheque or Interac. Once we receive payment, we will send you your copy of the PDF book along with the password. Once you have sent us payment, please send us an email to gpcso.donate@gmail.com to advise us.
If by Interac, please use email address gpcso.donate@gmail.com to transfer your funds to us you have sent payment.
By cheque, make your cheque payable to:Great Pyrenees Club of Southern Ontario
Please send cheque to:
Great Pyrenees Club of Southern Ontario
c/o Sue Vilhauer
Club Treasurer
11 Dayton Street
Cambridge, Ontario,
Canada, N1R 1H4
VERY IMPORTANT… Please be sure to copy your password immediately and store it in a safe place. You will use it every time you open your copy of the book. If you lose your password we will not be able to replace it. Of course we expect that you will open your book and print it and then save your book and password for safekeeping should you ever need to print it again.
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Breaking News
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Fecal Incontinence
Apr 15, 21 11:52 AM
my daughter just rescued a 7 yo male hes pooping in his sleep and while sleeping his back half will shake and at times his tail moves to please hel
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Harmonius living with parent and pup?
Apr 13, 21 09:11 AM
We have a male and female and they just had their first litter. Is it a good ideal to keep one of their pups? Or will they fight?
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Constipation
Apr 08, 21 08:45 AM
My PYR is two years old, I just rescued him from a bad situation, he is constipated, is this an issue with the breed or an issue specific to this PYR
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Pregnant?
Apr 05, 21 01:32 PM
What is the lengthy of gestation for a Pyrenese? Today would be 50 days and there's no sign of weight gain or puppies showing/moving. Do these dogs take
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Trust
Apr 02, 21 08:31 AM
A male Pyrenees showed up at my house & it’s sooo scared & timid. I’ve been feeding & water him every time I see him but he will not let me get close to
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Lethargy
Mar 30, 21 08:39 AM
My Pup is 9 months old, and though not a purebred has most of the pyr traits that I am aware of. This is my first pyr though I have always admired them.
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Chewing on Deck and Sticks
Mar 27, 21 08:02 AM
Our Pyrenees is an outside dog and turned one year the end of February. We live out in the country and are not home all day except for weekends. He is
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Bath Time
Mar 09, 21 08:00 AM
It will be 80 degrees on Wednesday, and We want to give Happy a bath. We need advice. We have dog shampoo but my he has a lot of fur.
