Called GREAT for a reason
by Intha Rafadin
(Empire, Alabama, USA)
I own a Great Pyr as a working LGD for my herd of goats. I have seen her many times challenge a "threat" to her herd without thinking of her own welfare. I can safely leave for work daily knowing full well when I get home all my goats are safe with that big white furry dog watching them closely.
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Breaking News
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Ladybug
Mar 31, 23 11:13 AM
*Adoption Pending* *DOB: September 27, 2022 (5-months old) Crate-trained Children: Yes, respectful children over 12-years-old Location: Paris, ON (northwest -
Skye
Mar 31, 23 11:12 AM
*ADOPTED* This girl came into our care, and soon went to her new family. DOB: March 16, 2015 Location: Erin, ON Single family dwelling with securely -
Arthur
Mar 26, 23 07:30 AM
*With great sadness, his family had to say goodbye to Arthur. As he settled into his new home after two months, and felt very comfortable, he started guarding -
Teddy
Mar 26, 23 07:22 AM
*Sadly, we had to say goodbye to Teddy. As a 6-week old puppy (way too young to be taken from his mom), the 'breeder' delivered him to the elderly owner -
Tina
Mar 26, 23 07:13 AM
*Tina will stay with the rescue. She is quite happy watching over her yard and running in the fields* D.O.B. July 12, 2017 This sweetheart Great Pyr -
Courtesy - Ollie
Mar 13, 23 09:18 AM
DOB: April 23, 2022 Location: Hinchinbrooke, Quebec Crate-trained and sleeps in it at night Good with children People coming into the home: No aggression, -
Charlotte
Feb 22, 23 01:12 PM
*ADOPTED* It appears this little girl is becoming a foster-fail. Charlotte came in underweight along with other issues which have been looked after. -
Sophie
Feb 22, 23 01:02 PM
*ADOPTED* This little girl landed in foster and there she stayed. This is what her family says: Sophie is incredible with our other two dogs here. She
