by Gen
(Cullman, AL USA)
Looks more Pit
I know it is highly recommended not to use mixed breeds for LGDs but I have acquired 2 Great Pyrenees/ Pit mixes who are very good natured. I have them to watch over my small herd of Pygmy goat and protect them from coyotes in my area. Is it possible for them to do their job? They seem to be doing well so far but I’ve gotten a lot of frowns from LGD groups about it. What are your thoughts on this particular situation? Both dogs have the extra toe. One looks more pit while the other could pass for full blooded Great Pyrenees. Both have been good with the goats so far.
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Jan 18, 21 08:02 AM
Hello! I am the owner of an incredible 7-yr-old pyr rescue named Max who I absolutely ADORE. (I've been ruined for life...I don't think I can ever get
Jan 14, 21 08:41 AM
My dog on the farm
Jan 07, 21 08:51 AM
We live on a very active, 75 Acre Horse farm. We have 3 Pyreneese that have for the past 5 years always protected out 14 horses and horse boarding barn
Jan 02, 21 04:25 PM
We adopted a 4 year old Great Pyrenees a couple of days ago. She is great! However, this is the second day she will not go outside and we don't know
Dec 29, 20 12:06 PM
I just adopted a puppy that my Great Pyrenees is not taking a liking to...how do I handle the growling and barring of teeth from her to him?
Dec 26, 20 05:45 PM
I have a 6 month old pyre named Bubba bo.I was wondering if he is normal size for his age bo weighs 100 pounds and is really tall.I can't get him to
Dec 20, 20 09:02 AM
My Great Pyrenees woke up this morning vomiting. But it’s only clear but I can tell she doesn’t feel good. She normally is happy and playing in the morning.
Dec 18, 20 06:42 AM
*ADOPTED* This big boy has been officially adopted. Congratulations to Darby and his family! Darby, a year-old Maremma, came to us with some fear issues.