Tis' the seasons...
by HTan
(In z woods)
I've been very good Santa!
Tis the seasons again!
Wishing everyone here & all you Pyr lovers a happi & wonderful holiday seasons, into an awesome new year.
Just a little update on our Roman boy here...
(His 2nd winter)
He's been reeeeaal good around the X'mas trees and decors. We still have to watch for his tail swipe though... lol!
And his "sits" are still a gentleman's habit he praticed daily.
Loves love the snow and will practically burrow himself into the snow.
He also gets to free roam quite a bit now even during daily walks (lots of trainings, within fences and hikes etc. We also live on a very non-busy road, hilly, curvey, country and cars are forced to go real slow...).
His recall is great plus his "follow" command.
Roman is about 1 year & 5 months old now...
Waiting on his terrible twos, but we are not worried a bit.
Sure, he may challenge us occasionally still, but mostly he is just a mellow well behaved boy who is destined to be even better as he ages out.
Kudos to all here whose advices that I read and researched even before getting Roman. That we as their parents have to be in control at all times and showed the "juvinile Pyr" who is boss and to follow house rules. This method of always being the leader of the pack in a very sensitive (non negative) way works.
(Remember to always be gentle and maybe throw in a tummy tickle or two when making your Pyr boy or gal flop unto his side. Show tons and tons of love after. Love is everything to our Pyrs..)
- Have a Merry Pyrfect X'mas All!
Breaking News
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Neuter or Not
Jul 03, 20 03:55 PM
I know with other breeds, particularly those more prone to aggressive behavior, this procedure supposedly helps to make them less likely to act out. However,
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Aggression to dogs
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We have adopted a GP/Golden Retriever mix. Emphasis on Great Pyrenees. Lily is now 6 years old and we have had her for about a year. She is very aggressive
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Hypothyroidism
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Hello - our dog started sitting and lying down frequently during walks. She is panting heavily when she does this. Consequently our walks are much shorter.
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Rescue dog peeing
Jun 21, 20 08:16 AM
We want to rescue a female great pyr. we understand that she will go over to the other dogs food dish and pee in it when he is finished. they have been
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Domestic rabbits
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Hi there. We just rescued a 6 year old pyr. He's very sweet . We have 2 rabbits who live in owns (free range occasionally) . He is fascinated by them.
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Stress and heat
Jun 21, 20 07:36 AM
I have only had my dog for two days. She is a two-year-old female great Pyrenees. Although she’s been in the house with the air-conditioning on she always
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Hot weather
Jun 18, 20 07:21 AM
My husband and I are thinking of retiring to Orlando Florida and of course I won't give up my Pyrenees dog. Do Great Pyrenees do good in the Florida heat?
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Kara
Jun 17, 20 03:13 PM
*ADOPTION PENDING* This wee girl came from a sad situation but she is moving forward in life. She was in foster and has, now, gone into her adoptive home.
