Pyrenees Body Odor
by Lisa
(San Antonio, TX)
I have had people tell me that Great Pyrenees dogs will take on the odor of the livestock/animals they are guarding. This statement is justified by the reasoning that they will blend in easier with their herd and spook them less.
Is this true? I do not remember any unusual odors from the Great Pyrenees our family had when I was growing up.
Thank you.
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