Training Your Pet
Looking for help with training your pet Pyr?
Can you answer these questions?
1. Why do Pyrs jump up and attack leaves on trees?
2. What is “Sheep Time”?
3. How much space does a Pyr really need?
4. How smart is your Puppy?
5. Can Pyrs easily switch from being a family pet to being a Livestock Guardian Dog?
We can answer those questions... and we do in our newest effort – a book titled Tips on Training and Living with your Pyr Puppy.
All About Pets saw the successful launch of Volume One of Tips on Training, which deals with training and living with a Pyr as your pet. Volume Two will be about living with a Working Pyr.
Tips on Training deals with the trials and tribulations and the joys of living with a Pyr Puppy. It talks about the Pyr’s behaviour and temperament and gives reasons as to why your Pyr acts as he does. It also explains how to work with your Pyr to ensure that she is properly trained; no matter what method you decide to use.
Not only are the above questions answered but we provide a great deal of information on training and raising a Pyr, all of which is based on the personal experiences of Pyr owners.
Our goal is to provide you with real life experiences that will guide you in your training, thereby reducing stress and anxiety for both you and your puppy while learning to live together.
We are currently working on Volume Two of Tips on Training. Stay tuned to our website for updates.
Tips on Training can be ordered as an e-Book for
immediate download to your computer.
Or you may prefer to
buy a hardcopy version of the book.
There are many dogs in need. Please help us reduce their misery. Save a Great Pyr.
Breaking News
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Yuki
Mar 25, 19 01:51 PM
DOB: March 4, 2015 Yuki is back, again. She is a sweet sweet girl who is an escape artist and has separation anxiety. People have not given her time to
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Chloe
Mar 25, 19 07:21 AM
Chloe is looking for a loving family.She had to come back from the farm where she was working because of her reaction to the other dogs on the farm. She
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Containment of Pyr
Mar 25, 19 07:16 AM
I am about to adopt a 6 month old great pyrenees for our 80 acre farm land. We plan to keep him outside our house or in our barn to guard the property
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Elegant
Mar 21, 19 04:37 PM
DOB: January 6, 2018 Housetrained: Yes Crate-trained: Yes Other dogs: Reactive out of fear. He may be fine with proper introductions with a female in
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Pup - Alone with chickens
Mar 21, 19 03:02 PM
We have a 11 week old great pyr. He has been with us almost three weeks. He has bonded with the family and spends all his time with us and other pets.
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Pyper - Courtesy Posting
Mar 15, 19 03:04 PM
My name is Pyper and I am a Pyrenees/Maremma cross. I was born December 13 2017. I am a spayed female. I am hoping that a family could help me out by
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Reactive to buses
Mar 12, 19 12:28 PM
Mary, my 3 year old Pyrenees, has been lunging and growling at busses and some other vehicles occasionally during our walks. She only started this about
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Plume - Courtesy Posting
Mar 11, 19 01:14 PM
*ADOPTION PENDING* DOB: Approx. February 2017 Plume is a stunning girl but comes with a couple of issues. She has to live outside with protection from
