Intact Males and Females

Can I own a pack of un-neutered great Pyrenees and expect them to gaurd my livestock without being distracted, or is their away I can make rotation so that not all my dogs can breed but just a few?!

Comments for Intact Males and Females

Average Rating starstarstarstarstar

Click here to add your own comments

Jan 21, 2020
Rating
starstarstarstarstar 		Intact Males
by: Donna

Why do you want to breed? It's a huge commitment and responsibility.

Responsible breeders will breed to improve the breed and ensure that the crucial socialization and handling by many different people coming into the home and onto the property takes place.

If you mean males and females, they will be distracted when the female comes in heat. The females and males will also tend to wander in search of the opposite sex not intact.

More than one intact male will fight between themselves. Two females may also not get along.

You will be better off to spay/neuter all your dogs.

If you must breed, you will want to talk to the breeders of your Pyrs so they can mentor you.

Here is a link to breeding. Copy and paste the URL into your browser.

https://www.akc.org/breeder-programs/breeder-education/akcs-guide-responsible-dog-breeding/

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Great Pyrenees Questions.

CLICK TO FOSTER A PYR
PLEASE CLICK THE IMAGE


Breaking News

RSS

  1. Protective

    Nov 19, 20 07:00 AM

    I have a 5-month-old Mel great Pyrenees named Koda. We've had him since he was 12 weeks old and are absolutely amazed by how quickly he was able to work

    Read More

  2. Darby

    Nov 18, 20 02:29 PM

    This beautiful young year-old Maremma needs to have his confidence built up. We are working on this and is to be continued by his new people. He is fearful

    Read More

  3. Sunny

    Nov 18, 20 02:26 PM

    *ADOPTION PENDING* This young white fluffy mix is a sweet girl who is typical of her primary breed. She gets along with other dogs with proper introduction.

    Read More

  4. Dewclaws - Single and Double

    Nov 18, 20 12:08 PM

    I got three pups from a breeder and 2 of the pups have double dew claws in the back but the 1 only has single dewclaw in the back how is this possible

    Read More

  5. Oliver

    Nov 09, 20 12:45 PM

    Congratulations to Oliver and his family. He has been officially adopted! DOB: March 30, 2019 This big white fluffy––Maremma maybe Retriever cross––came

    Read More

  6. Tucker

    Nov 09, 20 10:06 AM

    Tucker is a 2 year old Great Pyrenees who is a wonderful pet. He enjoys the park and long walks so he can sniff everything. He is our big baby who watches

    Read More

  7. Lying down

    Nov 06, 20 06:18 PM

    When all of the Pyrenees dogs that we have owned and raised lye down, they flop down loud and hard every time. Why? They are quiet otherwise.

    Read More

  8. Alice

    Oct 30, 20 05:04 PM

    Dear pyr rescue, I am greatly saddened to let you know that Alice passed away in October 2019 at the age of 10 years and 4 months. It has been over a

    Read More