@@kamra8462..yes never have one...apology.. I have Maremma and Anatolian...mine mostly bark at night when there are many coyotes etc...but mine live in a farm....they sleep during the day mostly...they only bark when they think there are predators or danger to their care....but they are very loud when they bark..
@@phasst doesn't matter which breed, a potentially traumatized stray could always end up being aggressive when cornered, it's just plain survival instinct for wild animals. This dog was likely abandoned, not born a stray, and is therefore more tolerant of humans getting past his comfort zone.
We had a Great Pyrenees, lived on a farm, and he became every farms dog. Would walk miles from farm to farm, everyone gave him food and shelter and when he wanted to move to the next farm he did. Most gentle dog ever, super loving boy. Although he was known to be a coyote hunter, he never hurt any farmers animals.
I have 2, I call it a walk-about. Mine do it once a week, gone all day. My little farm has an unfenced creek out back. They get out somehow from a 2 acre homestead fence. Bessie recently didn't come home for 3 days, showed up with a broken hip and I had to put her down. I'm an old man and still cried for over a hour. Spike, her partner, doesn't go very often anymore and I now have 4 month old Brutus. I put fencing on ground under gates. They are wonderful farm guard dogs, don't even hurt the 2 feral cats that rat the place. But woe be the coyotes and feral dogs that try to get the farm animals. Stay safe, stay prepped. GOD BLESS GOD SPEED GOD WINS.
Saddest part of all this was wondering what caused him to be so cautious and wary of everything around him. Glad to see he can relax and finally have peace now
I bet he has a good life now but I think he also loved the streets. He was there for a year outside, looking great for a street dog. Many people have probably given him food but he wasn't a begger or tried to get close to humans. He also looked devastated to have something around his neck. I think he just enjoyed his freedom.
I seriously doubt that he was living out there alone for very long - he looks well fed. The part about getting beat up by other dogs is probably exaggerated too as he doesn't look beat up - his face and ears are fine. I seriously doubt the dog agreed to the sad music theme playing for his story too LOL
@@erinjean2695 he's not super thin! May be a kilo or two underweight, but that's healthy for a dog (or person) to miss a few meals a week. I work at an animal shelter - this dog looks fine! Notice they didn't take the dog to the vet like they usually do for all the other 'malnourished' stray dogs? A healthy dog's stomach is supposed to be tucked up. Over fed pets stomach are rounded (much like over fed people).
Pyrenees that have been properly socialized as pups are extremely sweet dogs, I'm not surprised he didn't try to bite, I am however surprised that he wasn't barking his head off.
I recently adopted a Great Pyr from Texas. He's 2 and has been a stray his entire life. He was shaking just like this when I first met him. Two weeks in and he's cuddling cats and waking me up with kisses. They're a special breed for sure.
It’s true everything is staged on RUclips these days. However regardless if this is staged or not, the reality is that type of dog breed is almost always patient and easy going with humans regardless of the event. So I’m saying this could be real, also he’s seen their faces multiple times and knows they aren’t out to hurt him. It’s mostly the breed tho, if this had been a pit bull or some other breed they would have given a warning bite for sure
@@joannedavis1991 Yes, did you? Rescue implies saving from something. The dog looked healthy in it's weight and coat of fur, while living free, going where it pleased. Sorry, but this much more a capture than a rescue.
Doesn't have an aggressive bone in his body. Even while scared of being caught, he didn't display any sign of aggression. He was definitely a dog that would predictably do very well once caught and adopted. I bet that now he is an incredibly loving part of the family. So glad that he gets a new life! Good luck to you and your new family Good Boy!
thank you for saving him ❤ I was able to save a Great Pyrenees from a high kill shelter in South Carolina. When I adopted her, I was at the lowest point in my life. She saved my life - she’s the sweetest & most gentle giant 🥰
I have a 12 year Pyrenees that I carry down the stairs to pee every day because of arthritis and two strokes. I’m in tears because I want to give Miles a happy life.
Wishing peace and comfort for your beloved, senior Pyrenees. My cousin had one - they are beautiful, gentle giants. Good luck to you - hope you can apply to adopt Miles and have a successful adoption!
I just had to say goodbye to my baby girl Miss Isabella (Bella) Christine, a mix of Great Pyrenees, St Bernard & English Setter, in March 💔😭‼️💔😭‼️💔😭‼️ I’d give my right hand… And I’m right handed… to be able to have this AMAZING boy & give him the life he deserves!!!!!
Animals are supposed to be in the wild. Domestication is not normal. It’s not lowly, it’s literally natural. The lowly part is what humans have done to breed free creatures for entertainment so they wind up unable to care for themselves. Freedom is peace
@@kissit012 Facts, if we didn't invite those wolves to have dinner with us thousands of years ago this boi would be perfectly fine roaming the streets, but now he's a useless but cute evolutionary fuckup.
Bless you for saving this handsome boy!!! I have a Rottweiler/Pyrenees puppy and he looks exactly like my pup's father. I also rescued a 4yr old Belgian Malinois in almost the same fashion as you saved this Pyrenees. Now her and my puppy are the absolute best of friends and a true blessing from God. I'm sure this guy's new owners are just ecstatic to have him. Pyrenees are amazing dogs. Loving, gentle, and great with kids. But God help anyone who tries to break into that house. Lol. My pup's father is 10 and still chases bears and mountain lions off his 30 acres in the woods every single night.
The dedication of rescuers is unparalleled. They are just scared, terrified, confused. I mean, who wouldn't be? Highest respect and admiration to you all. This is why people should try to donate even the smallest amount.
My guy Willie is a Pyrenees mix with a story similar to Miles - he was found locked in a closet in an abandoned house, and was scared of his own shadow when he came to me. Didn't bark, wasn't dog friendly, couldn't walk on leashes, was confused by toys. We celebrated our one year anniversary this week, and he's snoozing on the couch next to me after a long afternoon of playing tug-of-war with his friends at the dog park. It took so long for us to get here, and there were times I wondered if we'd ever make it. But I wouldn't trade one moment of the journey with him‚ and I bet Megan feels much the same.
I don't understand people. Pretty sure that breed is quite expensive. Someone just lost him? I wonder what the heck happened?! I'm glad he was saved and not hurt or hit by a car. I am paranoid to leave my babies anywhere ever. I have nightmares of losing them. I just absolutely love doggos!
@@tlwest21 Pyrs like to go walkabout. We have them. I do not recommend the breed for city dwellers. Best dogs on earth and probably the most stubborn as well..lol
I have a one yr old Great Pyrenees. Just couldn't imagine him getting attacked by other strays and looking for food. Such a great temperament, very affectionate breed. So glad he got a home.
Why do you guys talk about dogs like this? if they can't be tamed they're garbage? Why does it seem like you don't care about the strays at all? You can claim you do, but I've seen how breeders talk about "defective dogs". Not saying you're a breeder, just clearly the same philosophy.
@@jenm1 I intentionally said "other strays", because he was a stray as well. No one said any dog was garbage, hope they all get homes. You shouldn't seek out things to be critical about, set yourself up to be upset all the time.
That's a beautiful dog. He must have been abandoned by his previous ""owner"' which is sooo sad and cruel. You can tell he's intelligent as he's managed to stay relatively healthy while being homeless. I'm really glad this young lady was able to catch him and shelter+feed him and find him s foster home.
Such encouraging words for a woman who follows this dog for days and captures him against his will. A Child predator does the exact same thing and they’re called horrible things.
@@londzale3163 Those children aren't strays. But I see where you're coming from. The thing is, we have a responsibility towards dogs to make sure they're safe and happy, the same way parents have a responsibility towards their children. That dog was most likely going to live a life of suffering as a stray.
@@yazuak nowhere in the constitution does it state we are responsible for domestic animals’s happiness. People just started kidnapping animals and sought validation for it. It’s become a disgusting trend. Ive seen dogs and cats that literally jump in ppls car to because they willingly want to be taken care of but that’s not the case here! He’s denying her and she forcing him to surrender. That’s evil.
My eyes welled up. I had 2 Pyrenean dogs who have now sadly passed away. They’re the most awesome breed, full of unconditional love, gentle and yet the best guard dogs. Thank you for this heart warming video.
I adopted him and he’s super great he has a lot of bros and sisters and birds and cats. His name is Cosmo. And he’s my dog pillow. We spoon. I’m the big spoon if you can believe it! I’m 125 and he’s 180! 😂❤️
Its always so awfully sad about pets being abandoned... sigh! At the same time so very grateful for so many beautiful loving beings helping n loving those abandoned ❤️❤️❤️
@@carlam4986 I tend to think that's same way! He May NOT have been Abandoned! I am just SO Happy she was able to finally catch him, with help of course. 🥰
@@CoilCode that neighborhood was his territory, he was trying to protect it. That's why he was looking back, he didn't want to leave his territory. This is how Pyrenees work, and it's basically animal abuse to remove him in that way.
@@zeon951 while in the totality of a population alpha and beta do not exist. In groups they do. An alpha in a jock group would not be an alpha in a group of engineers. However,e are animals at our core and our groups are packs with leaders. Whether we see them or not. Also, even if you throw human alphas out the window, dogs DO have them. Therefore the stronger confident male made this pup feel safer to submit. In this case we must look through the dogs eyes. Not our own.
@@odonnelln we’re not lions lol. An alpha in ine group is only an alpha because they feel confident in their strengths at the time. An athlete may be vocal in practice but quiet in class because he’s not as smart as he’s athletic
My wife and I had a stray Pyrenees for many years. Wonderful, gentle dog. Didn't have a mean bone in her body. We kept her to guard some sheep. She couldn't care less about sheep, but was very protective of the pasture, and we never lost any sheep under her protection. She also liked to roam, and it took a lot of training for her to learn to stay home. She was also an escape artist, and could climb over a 5 foot gate to get in the chicken yard... which she could not escape from. Finally she settled down, and we could leave her outside the fence perimeter. Every morning and evening she would stroll around the property perimeter to make sure all was in order. She stayed outside in all kinds of weather, and stood her duty. She was also great with kids, and they would ride her around like a pony. She died in the kennel on an especially stormy night. I found her on the floor in the morning, and it looked like she was sleeping. I buried her in a shady spot where she used to lounge on hot days. She was the best...
@@sylverpc Well...since Lucy died , my wife has also died from ALS.... a terrible disease. But before she acquired ALs, and was still relatively healthy, we acquired an Anatolian Shepherd dog as a replacement for Lucy. He is great too, gentle, but rather aloof. He recognizes anything strange, and assesses the danger. He will run off from delivery trucks, but otherwise ignores people. He is almost as big as my pony,,,, about the size of a yearling deer. He lives outside year around, but will come up on the porch to eat during inclement weather. He weighs about 125 pounds. I took him to the vet once, and he bit through his tie down on the way, jumped in my lap, and I had to fight him off while driving down the road. Wish I had a video. In respect to your comment... I think of Roy's dying comment in Blade Runner, "All those memories, lost in time, like tears in the rain..."
@@professionalhater3929 yeah you’re right. I saw it in a follow up video. He couldn’t learn the tricks for the new owners. They gotta have the tricks for the show or the animal doesn’t make enough money. So yeah they had to put him down. Too bad. I mean it’s still a good cause. Most of the animals learn the tricks and they make it
Beautiful dog in body and spirit. I found this when reading about the Great Pyrenees that attacked 11 coyotes to protect sheep. These dogs look so gentle but are fierce fighters, which makes it more amazing that he didn't bite anyone. THANK YOU for rescuing Miles. He reminds me of my rescue cream Golden Retriever... she didn't wag her tail for three days after I got her, but after 2.5 years is fine with me, but still a bit skittish when meeting new people.
Abandonment and abuse are not the likely scenario. This breed will run to be free. It’s what they want when living as pets vs living as herd guardians.
I have such a bad time with anxiety and depression but damn every time I see these videos it makes me smile lol. God bless everyone that loves animals and helps these guys. Everyone should be proud of themselves.
Do you have a dog, Nightmare? Best treatment for depression. I've never seen a dog have a bad day! We have 3 Pyrenees and they are huge lovebugs! Our big boy walks right beside me for support. I had 2 bad knees then had them replaced & he makes sure I don't fall.
Wow, such a gentle giant. I’m glad so many people got together to help Miles. He’s so handsome. Great Pyrenees are not typically a breed you see abandoned outside. I wonder if he just escaped or got spooked by fireworks or something and ran away to hide.
They guard children against threats, often standing between children and scary situations. A child might have had an easy time with him. My Great Pyrenees here in the country had a most patient and loving soul.
Annelie Dahlstrand, yes, they are loving gentle giants. After Dad’s life wrongfully cut short, two waited, the girl inconsolable, for him to return, then it was only one. Want all of them with me.
The fact that you rescued this dog without the intentions to adopt him shows how unselfish you really are. There was nothing in it for you but you took the time to help this animal and find him a home. Great job!
I think everyone would try to save a dog without the intention to adopt him/her It's the humane thing to do when a dog's suffering Yes she was unselfish Not declining that fact Sry if something I said offended you
This made my cry. We lost our Pyr, Belle, last year. She made it to 14 years. What a wonderful breed these dogs are. I hope Miles has many many years of love and happiness. We miss our old girl
This guy is amazing. I've watched him spend months perfectly still, sitting with broken dogs earning their trust and get puppers and coax them out and love on them. I love Danny and his rescue organisation A SafeFurr Place.
@@blackandgold676 hey you gotta watch out for those dang little puppies, its all a disguise didnt ya know lol.......When I first saw him I started crying, when I was a child we had a Pyrenee that could have been a twin for this one. Mine was also a stray, he was a big oaf, might kill you with kisses. I had him from the age of about 5 to about 11. I was heartbroken when he passed away. I have had probably 15 dogs (I am 62 now) but I think he still makes me feel the most loved by any of them and they were all great dogs (except 1, to much abuse in past, you couldnt turn your back on him). all but 4 of my dogs were street rescues or strays and the other 4 were given to me by friends who could no longer keep them....Thanks so much for bringing me back to one of the happiest times of my life and reliving memories of one of my bestest friends including the human type I have ever had. Keep up the great work.
I was genuinely surprised to see how incredibly gentle this giant was. He did not nip at them/bite, bark, or show ANY sign of aggression. Pretty amazing for a dog who seemed to be as terrified as he was. He must be a truly, truly sweet, calm and mild-mannered dog. Would love to have him :)
@@MrSnufflegruff I have a Anatolian Shepherd and part Pyrenees and she is the same exact way. Needs a job to do and very gentle and loving, but also very loyal and protective
@@MrSnufflegruff I’ve seen them up close and petted them as well and their demeanour was indeed very calm and kind. I was just pleasantly surprised to see a stray dog, who was clearly terrified, not lash out in any way. Lovely dogs. Thank you for your kind reply :)
You have the kindest heart Megan. Thank you for tirelessly effort to save this giant fluffy and making him safe from heat, starvation, and car accidents ❤
Megan....wherever you are....whatever you're doing right now....I'm sending you a million hugs and a ton of blessings. Thank you for helping these babies. Love love love you and Miles and all the foster mums and dads out there ❤
It's sweet that they don't just forcefully grap and capture him they first try to win his trust and love. That is respectful and kind of you guys. Wish you and your future endeavours all the best!! Woof!
could have backfired. I couldnt believe she was introducing hinm to the leash, just throw it around his neck.The dog is traumatised by his situation anyway, he isnt ever going to like this lead or getting trapped. in anyway.He didnt give off any aggression, she was safe to just get that leash on first tome
@@gavb9816 the dog ain’t under arrest dumbass, they can do it calmly and at the same time respect the dog.. fucking morons always in the comment sections
I bet someone on a farm or lives on a lot of land would take him. He’s a beautiful boy and deserves a good home. His breed if you don’t know already, is great with live stock. I wish you and him the best. ❤️
As the owner of a male and female Great Pyrenees (6 years and 4 years respectively), I can tell you they are a complete handful and can be extremely stubborn when they're young. If you don't live on a farm, or are able to provide ample stimulation(walks, play, work), they become a destructive force of nature. That said, once they hit about 3 years of age, they become the sweetest and gentle beings anyone could ask for.
Very true. Though I could also say the exact same things about my cats. They were definitely destructive forces of nature until they hit 3 or so. Now I'm in bed with one curled up on my left, the other on the right as I type this, LOL
My grandparents Great Pyrenees ( bear ) who is about 7 months is so stubborn will not get out of his room if you don’t pet him lol he is so sweet though scared of everything even his tail !!
In France, those dogs are known to protect sheeps from wolves. They're powerful, strong but not agressive. They are known to be independent too. I love Patous (the other name for Pyrenean Mountain Dogs). Wish him to find a place to stay and be loved for the rest of his life ❤️
That’s a fine looking Pyr! I’ve had 2 - no matter what I tried, they went walkabout..... not a house or yard dog! They need WORK like guarding a flock. They are escape artists, too. Gentle giant snowballs.❤️
This gentle giant deserves a loving home. He has always been just being a nice puppy with everyone who tried to catch him. He had the choice to bark and snarl, but he never did. I’m so happy to see that he finally got to have shelter and good food and lots of love! ❤️😊
It’s crazy how smart he is, and how even when the leash is around his neck he’s so fearful, he’s paralyzed, but STILL doesn’t show any aggression what so ever 4:31 he’s still so shy and reserved and I can still see with all this love and care his eyes are still a little sad 💔 makes you wonder what his story is
He's young, he doesn't have his mane yet and he isn't full blooded. I used to raise great Pyrenees. Poor guy doesn't belong in a city at all. They are gentle giants that can kill a bear in nothing flat! Glad you saved him!
SHE believes SHE's gonna give that dog a better life. May be that dog prefered have an empty stomach but being free, instead of being fed and pet in a comfortable home. There is only one time, when I've seen an human give the animal a choice. It was on this channel, with a feral cat trapped in a car. The owner let the door open to let the cat decide.
@@oceaneo4603 I don’t know what you’re talking about, but it’s obviously not for the common good for animals, you shouldn’t even let alone have a pet with this mindset…
@@thetimetellingbutterfly4445 @ 00:15 "Miles was stray for an entire year". Yet that dog is still alive. And not once questions about his health was raised, nor send to vet the second he was captured. And again, @ 00:22 "... I'm gonna save him." From what exactly ? @ 00:27 "There are other stray dogs that would attack him" That dog is big and solid white. If he was injured by others dogs it would of show right away. But again, with all those concerns about his well being, and her will to save him : no vet. @ 00:45 "I can't imagine him trying to find shade, ... " But in several occasions she encountered him lying there, she even filmed it @00:30 or @ 00:49 Dude this is so hilarious and I am not minute from that video. Ok let's keep going @1:32 @1:38 & @ 1:55. 1:11 "... "Oh, no, no, no." I don't know what your plan is with that but I'm not even going near you with that." And that will be the 1st time we saw him stepping back from her. And she noticed it. She even commented on that. and also @1:23 "At that point, he started to run away from me." @2:58, once again, he tried to escape. Seems to me that dog knows exactly what a lasso is meant for, and clearly, was having none of it, just like she stated. But again @3:25 "Once he had the leash on, he was paralysed." Do I have to remind you that that dog was able to walk fine just a few seconds ago. A dog, in the streets for a year, was able to walk fine just a few second ago. So Miles is a great Pyrenees. Great Pyrenees are sheep-guarding dogs (therefore an outdoor dog), known to have an indepedant spirit, known to be left alone.
I just said bye to my Great Pyrenees after rescuing him 6 years ago. He was my best friend and the most caring and loving dog I’ve ever seen. I will never forget all the memories we had together
Man, Lady... keep up the great work. That's freakin heartwarming to see a sad, lonely, and uncared for dog put into the loving home he deserves. I wish more people were this kind to animals.
Absolutely true. My brother brought a puppy home one night that was abandoned behind the dumpster at his job. I took one look at its paws and told him this is gonna be a monster of a dog. He said she was the runt. To which I replied "I was the runt remember". And now I'm the tallest and muscular man in my family. But Bella has been a life saver for both me and my brother. Shes as sweet as they make dogs, but will defend her home without hesitation. Great piranease are amazing dogs. Mine is 4 years old and 118lbs. And she ain't fat! Lol.
Years ago, during my lunch pause, I used to take a walk in the little park close to my office building. Quite often I saw a man in a scooter walking his 2 dogs, a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Pyrenee. But them being always on the move, I didn't get a chance to meet them. Till that one day. He stopped, and we had a small talk, while his dogs were wagging their tails like crazy. Then I started to pet the Pyrenee. All of a sudden he jumped up on me, laying his paws on my shoulders in an attempt to lick my face! That was and still is the only time in my life that I stood face to face with a dog, looking him straight into his beautiful eyes! And I'm 6 ft tall... Needless to say that I'll never will forget those precious moments!
Two Pyrennees attacked a bicyclist that got between them and the sheep they were guarding, but when not in a working mode at home, they're great family dogs.
@Sam Patanza - My Daisy’s favorite treat has always been hugs. Even now when she can barely cross the room, she’ll come to me if I sit on the floor. Of course I save her the effort when she asks. It is tough watching their decline in old age.
I have a Great Pyrenees. She's so gentle that I can't even imagine her ever ending up alone on the streets. Just the idea of what that poor guy went through makes me wanna cry.
I think the past live of 'Miles The Great Pyrenees' was just an experience of life(like humans do)and he made it and we are all happy he have a home and a loving family now.
Thank you so much for saving that DOG, you people are great people, need more like you guys in this world. If that dog could speak he would tell you Thank you, I love you. -RJ.
Nah. He would say get lost I'm wild by nature and having the time of my life when you humans aren't trying to take me hostage. Heats not bothering me I'm sat in the shade I ate wild squirrel for lunch it's taste 10 times better than processed tinned dog food. That's for capturing me, brainwashing me so I become a pet, not how God intended me to be I wasn't born with a noose around my neck but now I have one , great !!!!
I adopted a Labrador retriever who does the same "wink with one eye" that Miles does. Miles is such a beautiful, gentle giant. So glad he's happy now. (Some dumbass said below that "winking is with only with one eye." Yes, my lab winks with one eye, the same eye, his left eye. Always his left eye. Jesus, you nitpicking ninny.)
@@JJJackson777 I wonder if it's an irritation or something... Dogs aren't cognitive reasoners. They don't know how to do winking for relaying a message.
What a beautiful, gentle soul - Miles the dog and Megan the lady. 🧚🏻♂️ Such a wonderful commitment to helping this lovely dog! Thanks Danny and Courtney, too. I wish Miles a beautiful life 😘🐶💕
Pyrenees are huggers, one of the few dogs that are. They don't jump up and try and lick you, they stand up on their hind legs and sniff your breath and if they're cuddly, they'll lay their head on your shoulder. Stretched out like that they can stick their nose in the face of a 6ft tall person, so if the person is only 5 and a half feet tall, they'll look you right in the eye. The whole time though, they will be very calm and mild mannered about it. It's just how they say hi to new people.
He’s a beautiful handsome boy, he’s probably had a bad experience in the past and didn’t trust anyone, but with loving kind caring patient people he’s responded to love and affection at last. Thank you 💖🐶💖
I had a Pyrenees just like him . I named him Big Boy & he was a big boy too . They are the most precious dogs I have ever known . I live on the family ranch with 600 acers & cows & horses & he loved them so much & is totally protective of them . I lost him to old age September 22 2020 . But I got a little girl Pyrenees about 2 2/2 years before I lost him & he had time to teach her things . Lord only knows how much I miss that Big Boy baby . Thanks for catching Miles & helping him .
Meg I dont know you but I want say: I LOVE YOU! Thank you so much for being this wonderful human being full of love & compassion! May you and people like you with golden hearts be blessed blessed and blessed!!!
He looks so scared and sad in the beginning...then in the end, he looks so happy to be safe in that car, then at that foster home.:) Megan you are an angel. :)
I have a large male Hoss and two females, Sassie and Sally out of Hoss and Sassies second litter.... Three litters total and both female's now spayed.... I live alone on a farm and quiet isolated at 62 and without these guy's I don't think I could live where I live and saddened I probable want experience any more puppies but as our area in NC is saturated with Pyrenees it was the "right thing to do" having them spayed.... Thank You Tremendously for caring for God's magnificent creature(s).... You know Dog spelled backwards is GOD....❤
Bittersweet- it was like he was waiting for someone… how he kept looking back. :( But then surrendered. Hopefully his next life will be more consistent… Glad he had a sweet ending to this one.
To live scared and alone for an entire year is tragic for any creature. No shelter or reliable source of food, yet still afraid to trust anyone because prior experience taught him that was even worse. So moving to finally see Miles after rescue, standing to hug his foster and playing with other dogs.
There is no evidence that he was scared or alone. There are dogs who are quite happy to roam the streets and the way he backed away from the collar the lady presented makes me think he quite liked his freedom. We humans should question our actions more often. Even if they come from the heart they can be wrong.
We adopted a Pyr who was running around a city here in GA. He was the biggest squishy we ever homed. We had him for about 7 years and never knew such a wonderful dog!
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Even when he's trying to escape he's friendly and chill, doesn't bark and attack. What an awesome doggo. I hope the rest of his life is amazing.
He's a protector.
They don't bark much...
@@ruttiesoothie obviously never had a Great Pyrenees. They’re notorious for barking a lot.
@@kamra8462..yes never have one...apology.. I have Maremma and Anatolian...mine mostly bark at night when there are many coyotes etc...but mine live in a farm....they sleep during the day mostly...they only bark when they think there are predators or danger to their care....but they are very loud when they bark..
@@ruttiesoothie yes
These large breeds are some of the most gentle dogs ever. Excellent story.
Agreed. They are so calm and chill, definitely one of the best dog breeds ever
and then the small dogs are just demons
@@fastmrpug637 Well, that's in some cases.. such as the chihuahua
@@fastmrpug637 lmao chihuahuas are demons taking in a small form of dogs
And then there’s those small dogs that are so fucking evil
I think the most beautiful is that he didn't even attack. He was so genuine.
People in here really be showing their ignorance of the breed, SMH
@@phasst well mate, not everyone knows about dog breeds and their specifics you know. If you can’t be nice, be quiet
He just wanted to be loved again.❤️
@@phasst doesn't matter which breed, a potentially traumatized stray could always end up being aggressive when cornered, it's just plain survival instinct for wild animals. This dog was likely abandoned, not born a stray, and is therefore more tolerant of humans getting past his comfort zone.
Great Pyreneese are large gentle creatures
We had a Great Pyrenees, lived on a farm, and he became every farms dog. Would walk miles from farm to farm, everyone gave him food and shelter and when he wanted to move to the next farm he did. Most gentle dog ever, super loving boy. Although he was known to be a coyote hunter, he never hurt any farmers animals.
Yes, they kept predators like coyotes away. Your boy sounds like he was so precious. I have two of them. They're so sweet and loving.
My Pyre hates coyotes too.
Great Pyrenees, if allowed, will inherently patrol in a 3 mile, circular radius. That's why they're used to guard and protect herds of sheep.
@@Lonsoleil that characteristic is inherent in their breed.
I have 2, I call it a walk-about. Mine do it once a week, gone all day. My little farm has an unfenced creek out back. They get out somehow from a 2 acre homestead fence. Bessie recently didn't come home for 3 days, showed up with a broken hip and I had to put her down. I'm an old man and still cried for over a hour. Spike, her partner, doesn't go very often anymore and I now have 4 month old Brutus. I put fencing on ground under gates. They are wonderful farm guard dogs, don't even hurt the 2 feral cats that rat the place. But woe be the coyotes and feral dogs that try to get the farm animals. Stay safe, stay prepped. GOD BLESS GOD SPEED GOD WINS.
Saddest part of all this was wondering what caused him to be so cautious and wary of everything around him. Glad to see he can relax and finally have peace now
caus??? evil human being
It's normal behavior. If a random person came by and tried to put a rope around your neck you'd be cautious too.
@@raveendu lmao
I bet he has a good life now but I think he also loved the streets. He was there for a year outside, looking great for a street dog. Many people have probably given him food but he wasn't a begger or tried to get close to humans. He also looked devastated to have something around his neck. I think he just enjoyed his freedom.
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The way he flinches and backs off even when he was just being offered cookies. Oh you poor little soul youve been through so much🥺
I seriously doubt that he was living out there alone for very long - he looks well fed. The part about getting beat up by other dogs is probably exaggerated too as he doesn't look beat up - his face and ears are fine. I seriously doubt the dog agreed to the sad music theme playing for his story too LOL
He’s super thin, those are just extremely fluffy dogs. His big puffy fur is hiding the malnutrition
@@erinjean2695 he's not super thin! May be a kilo or two underweight, but that's healthy for a dog (or person) to miss a few meals a week. I work at an animal shelter - this dog looks fine! Notice they didn't take the dog to the vet like they usually do for all the other 'malnourished' stray dogs? A healthy dog's stomach is supposed to be tucked up. Over fed pets stomach are rounded (much like over fed people).
I agree he looks pretty healthy. Obviously it was a good neighborhood to be a stray in.
@@SwampyColorado420 it did look like a nice neighborhood! Not too many starving pitbulls roaming the streets LOL
Him was just scared and confused he didn't bite the people trying to grab him he just used his strength to escape
and that’s one kind mature doggo ✨
him was
Doggo is a stray :(
Now he’s not :)
He was*
He doesn’t want violence, only help
He was probably waiting for his owner who abandoned him nearby… poor thing. So loyal.
Stop ur gonna make me cry
Assumption....assumption !!!!! If you assume,you make ASS outta U and ME !!!!
@@frankbarone4248 No, people do that . Buy one say for Christmas for the kids . And when they find they get big and need a lot of food abandon them !
@0nsight that's why I haven't gotten any pet besides fish because I know I sadly can't take care of them on my own
Maybe owner became homeless. They need a big home.
It's crazy that he is not even biting while he's so afraid
@DeMarcus Tally ouuu I didn't think about that! Good point, could be. People staging a lot of stuff nowadays, it's so sad
Pyrenees that have been properly socialized as pups are extremely sweet dogs, I'm not surprised he didn't try to bite, I am however surprised that he wasn't barking his head off.
@DeMarcus Tally crazy! That is their primary action when working as livestock guardians. All of the ones we've had barked often and quite loudly.
I recently adopted a Great Pyr from Texas. He's 2 and has been a stray his entire life. He was shaking just like this when I first met him. Two weeks in and he's cuddling cats and waking me up with kisses. They're a special breed for sure.
It’s true everything is staged on RUclips these days. However regardless if this is staged or not, the reality is that type of dog breed is almost always patient and easy going with humans regardless of the event. So I’m saying this could be real, also he’s seen their faces multiple times and knows they aren’t out to hurt him. It’s mostly the breed tho, if this had been a pit bull or some other breed they would have given a warning bite for sure
I’m so glad you didn’t give up on rescuing him. What a beautiful dog.
Ikr,that's one beautiful dog
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Can you explain to me how this was a rescue?
@@sladewilson9273 did you watch the entire video?
@@joannedavis1991 Yes, did you? Rescue implies saving from something. The dog looked healthy in it's weight and coat of fur, while living free, going where it pleased. Sorry, but this much more a capture than a rescue.
Doesn't have an aggressive bone in his body. Even while scared of being caught, he didn't display any sign of aggression. He was definitely a dog that would predictably do very well once caught and adopted. I bet that now he is an incredibly loving part of the family. So glad that he gets a new life! Good luck to you and your new family Good Boy!
Love this rescue.
Great dog.
Awesome gentle giant
He bit off foster owners face
@@lycan2494 where is the article or video?
thank you for saving him ❤
I was able to save a Great Pyrenees from a high kill shelter in South Carolina. When I adopted her, I was at the lowest point in my life. She saved my life - she’s the sweetest & most gentle giant 🥰
Hello dear, I guess you are a pet lover..?
I know what you mean.
I have a 12 year Pyrenees that I carry down the stairs to pee every day because of arthritis and two strokes. I’m in tears because I want to give Miles a happy life.
You’re a hero. Your dog is surely loved.
@@fannyalexander5906 70
He's on his way
Wishing peace and comfort for your beloved, senior Pyrenees. My cousin had one - they are beautiful, gentle giants. Good luck to you - hope you can apply to adopt Miles and have a successful adoption!
I just had to say goodbye to my baby girl Miss Isabella (Bella) Christine, a mix of Great Pyrenees, St Bernard & English Setter, in March 💔😭‼️💔😭‼️💔😭‼️ I’d give my right hand… And I’m right handed… to be able to have this AMAZING boy & give him the life he deserves!!!!!
I have a eyes great Pyrenees that was found running in the fields... shes the goodest gurl ever
They are huge escape artists.
@@soliloquys ya. Mine is too. Our friend had to buy goats to keep hers at home!
All dogs are great.
@@therackstar lol
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR Advertise somewhere else.
What a lowly existence for such a majestic dog. I'm glad he allowed himself to be caught and receive the peace he deserves.
Animals are supposed to be in the wild. Domestication is not normal. It’s not lowly, it’s literally natural. The lowly part is what humans have done to breed free creatures for entertainment so they wind up unable to care for themselves. Freedom is peace
@@kissit012 Facts, if we didn't invite those wolves to have dinner with us thousands of years ago this boi would be perfectly fine roaming the streets, but now he's a useless but cute evolutionary fuckup.
@@kissit012 monkeys? Yes. Tigers? Yes.
It’s safe to say that your typical dog and kitty are well and fine domesticated.
@@eveningstar8581 Pyrenees are not. They prefer to roam.
Bless you for saving this handsome boy!!! I have a Rottweiler/Pyrenees puppy and he looks exactly like my pup's father. I also rescued a 4yr old Belgian Malinois in almost the same fashion as you saved this Pyrenees. Now her and my puppy are the absolute best of friends and a true blessing from God. I'm sure this guy's new owners are just ecstatic to have him. Pyrenees are amazing dogs. Loving, gentle, and great with kids. But God help anyone who tries to break into that house. Lol. My pup's father is 10 and still chases bears and mountain lions off his 30 acres in the woods every single night.
The dedication of rescuers is unparalleled. They are just scared, terrified, confused. I mean, who wouldn't be? Highest respect and admiration to you all. This is why people should try to donate even the smallest amount.
Yes. 💖
Awe, what a gorgeous dog! He was so docile, never did he bare his teeth or act aggressive. So glad he's safe now.
Yes it's such a beautiful dog 🐕🐕 do you love animals?
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What an amazing dog. He’s so well behaved not biting everyone who tried catching him. God bless this lady for being so determined and persistent.
Yes
Oh I need him in my life!!!!
Pyrs are the best!
Definitely looks like he was housetrained. He probably was waiting for his owner who either abandoned him or died.
My guy Willie is a Pyrenees mix with a story similar to Miles - he was found locked in a closet in an abandoned house, and was scared of his own shadow when he came to me. Didn't bark, wasn't dog friendly, couldn't walk on leashes, was confused by toys.
We celebrated our one year anniversary this week, and he's snoozing on the couch next to me after a long afternoon of playing tug-of-war with his friends at the dog park. It took so long for us to get here, and there were times I wondered if we'd ever make it. But I wouldn't trade one moment of the journey with him‚ and I bet Megan feels much the same.
♥️♥️♥️Que bueno que lo rescataste y está contigo
Thank you for saving him. He’s a handsome one!
I don't understand people. Pretty sure that breed is quite expensive. Someone just lost him? I wonder what the heck happened?! I'm glad he was saved and not hurt or hit by a car. I am paranoid to leave my babies anywhere ever. I have nightmares of losing them. I just absolutely love doggos!
Furry
@@eugenetheonewhoasked859 what?
@@tlwest21 Pyrs like to go walkabout. We have them. I do not recommend the breed for city dwellers. Best dogs on earth and probably the most stubborn as well..lol
I have a one yr old Great Pyrenees. Just couldn't imagine him getting attacked by other strays and looking for food. Such a great temperament, very affectionate breed. So glad he got a home.
Why do you guys talk about dogs like this? if they can't be tamed they're garbage? Why does it seem like you don't care about the strays at all? You can claim you do, but I've seen how breeders talk about "defective dogs". Not saying you're a breeder, just clearly the same philosophy.
@@jenm1 I intentionally said "other strays", because he was a stray as well. No one said any dog was garbage, hope they all get homes. You shouldn't seek out things to be critical about, set yourself up to be upset all the time.
They are awesome dogs. I have 5 of them. Big babies that think they are lap dogs
@Mighty Mouse Girlfriend Mine loves running through the water hose like a little kid, but he hates bath time.
@Mighty Mouse Girlfriend they can't kill a fully grown only a younger one . But good point they are great gard dog's , have one myself .
That's a beautiful dog. He must have been abandoned by his previous ""owner"' which is sooo sad and cruel. You can tell he's intelligent as he's managed to stay relatively healthy while being homeless. I'm really glad this young lady was able to catch him and shelter+feed him and find him s foster home.
The owner who abandoned the most beautiful Doggie should be killed.
Such encouraging words for a woman who follows this dog for days and captures him against his will.
A Child predator does the exact same thing and they’re called horrible things.
@@londzale3163 Those children aren't strays. But I see where you're coming from. The thing is, we have a responsibility towards dogs to make sure they're safe and happy, the same way parents have a responsibility towards their children. That dog was most likely going to live a life of suffering as a stray.
@@yazuak nowhere in the constitution does it state we are responsible for domestic animals’s happiness. People just started kidnapping animals and sought validation for it. It’s become a disgusting trend. Ive seen dogs and cats that literally jump in ppls car to because they willingly want to be taken care of but that’s not the case here! He’s denying her and she forcing him to surrender. That’s evil.
Lima Alexander Calm down,The whole story isn’t known.
It’s crazy that he’s so behaved around smaller pets. You’d think he’d be aggressive after all he’s been through. Wow
Pyrs are the absolute best and true gentle giants!
They won't, ever. Amazing dogs. I miss mine
Pyrs are the protector. They're livestock guardian dog so their instinc is protect
The bigger dogs are the more peaceful they are
They are livestock guardian dogs
I imagine the locals were sad to see him disappear. It looks like they were clearly keeping him fed even if he was a little skinny.
Any of those locals could have done the same
@@bradentheman1373 did you not watch the video, he was clearly really hard to catch and even if they tried to take him in he wouldn't allow it.
@@iheartlreoy8134 he was super hard to catch, plus they arent professionals like the ppl in the video
Yea but he deserves way more. I can’t believe no one let this big boy into there family.
@alex :/
Him putting his foot on that toy because the other dog was interested is hilarious
lol 🤣
Lol haha!
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Lol this is so sweet he is a normal dog again not the scared dog
My dog does that too😂
My eyes welled up. I had 2 Pyrenean dogs who have now sadly passed away. They’re the most awesome breed, full of unconditional love, gentle and yet the best guard dogs. Thank you for this heart warming video.
Long live the doggos 💖💖
I’m so sorry for your loss. My Great Pyrenees, Charlo, died last year. I know your pain.
They may be large but that’s just all the love they have, I love Pyrenees
It’s a miracle he made it on his own for as long as he did. Bless your heart for saving this majestic creature 😭
I adopted him and he’s super great he has a lot of bros and sisters and birds and cats. His name is Cosmo. And he’s my dog pillow. We spoon. I’m the big spoon if you can believe it! I’m 125 and he’s 180! 😂❤️
Its always so awfully sad about pets being abandoned... sigh! At the same time so very grateful for so many beautiful loving beings helping n loving those abandoned ❤️❤️❤️
I got told I had to abandon or get rid of my six rescue cats to stay in my apartment. I abandoned the apartment instead. Easy choice.
Pyrs are escape artists, wanderers and very independent. There is a good chance he just went for a long walk and lost his way.
@@carlam4986 I tend to think that's same way! He May NOT have been Abandoned!
I am just SO Happy she was able to finally catch him, with help of course. 🥰
Some hunters leave or lose dogs in the hunt. Sometimes they come running out of nowhere.
@@mikec886 pyrs aren’t hunting dogs.
Such a proud breed, makes you think of brooks and mountains, not some crappy construction sites. Thank you for helping him.
He looked soooo out of place in that entire neighborhood...it's so sad seeing him try so hard to STAY there too.
They are majestic and sweet. I so love them. I have four best dogs ever. Aside from basenjis! 😂 Another awesome breed!
@@CoilCode that neighborhood was his territory, he was trying to protect it. That's why he was looking back, he didn't want to leave his territory. This is how Pyrenees work, and it's basically animal abuse to remove him in that way.
'Well woman i aint gonna fall for that cookie trick"
Hey BIG BOI - "i cant say no to that"
It's the energy too. The gentleman had that this is going to happen energy. While she had a please come here energy. Alpha versus sweet and asking.
😂
@@odonnelln alpha/beta humans don't exist tho. People are not so black and white. Life is a series of many spectrums.
@@zeon951 while in the totality of a population alpha and beta do not exist. In groups they do. An alpha in a jock group would not be an alpha in a group of engineers. However,e are animals at our core and our groups are packs with leaders. Whether we see them or not.
Also, even if you throw human alphas out the window, dogs DO have them. Therefore the stronger confident male made this pup feel safer to submit. In this case we must look through the dogs eyes. Not our own.
@@odonnelln we’re not lions lol. An alpha in ine group is only an alpha because they feel confident in their strengths at the time. An athlete may be vocal in practice but quiet in class because he’s not as smart as he’s athletic
Megan, Danny & friend thank you for rescuing Miles.
He is such a beautiful dog inside and out.
Thank you for not giving up on him
YOU ARE MY HEROES
Can I have him.I can help with hohisfood and things like beddindtoys.
My wife and I had a stray Pyrenees for many years. Wonderful, gentle dog. Didn't have a mean bone in her body. We kept her to guard some sheep. She couldn't care less about sheep, but was very protective of the pasture, and we never lost any sheep under her protection. She also liked to roam, and it took a lot of training for her to learn to stay home. She was also an escape artist, and could climb over a 5 foot gate to get in the chicken yard... which she could not escape from. Finally she settled down, and we could leave her outside the fence perimeter. Every morning and evening she would stroll around the property perimeter to make sure all was in order. She stayed outside in all kinds of weather, and stood her duty. She was also great with kids, and they would ride her around like a pony. She died in the kennel on an especially stormy night. I found her on the floor in the morning, and it looked like she was sleeping. I buried her in a shady spot where she used to lounge on hot days. She was the best...
i feel your gentle caring heart reading your comment, surely your dog had the best human companion she could find on the earth.
"don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened."
@@sylverpc Well...since Lucy died , my wife has also died from ALS.... a terrible disease. But before she acquired ALs, and was still relatively healthy, we acquired an Anatolian Shepherd dog as a replacement for Lucy. He is great too, gentle, but rather aloof. He recognizes anything strange, and assesses the danger. He will run off from delivery trucks, but otherwise ignores people. He is almost as big as my pony,,,, about the size of a yearling deer. He lives outside year around, but will come up on the porch to eat during inclement weather. He weighs about 125 pounds. I took him to the vet once, and he bit through his tie down on the way, jumped in my lap, and I had to fight him off while driving down the road. Wish I had a video. In respect to your comment... I think of Roy's dying comment in Blade Runner, "All those memories, lost in time, like tears in the rain..."
@@OL_Possum sorry about your loss, Lee. Sounds like you two had an enviable and calm life. I wish you the best and a long and happy life!
@@PozzaPizz Well... I'm 80 and on the downslope. but I do miss my wife and daughter, and all the dogs who have come and gone over the Rainbow bridge.
You can see how scared Miles was, he didn't even try to attack, he was so scared he just ran away
Great Pyrenees are either entirely fearless or giant crybabies. There’s no in between. I hope he’s with a loving family now
Dog probably got put down
@@professionalhater3929 Well if that's what you believe go for it 🥳
@@professionalhater3929 why would they put it down. Lame ass joke.
@@professionalhater3929 yeah you’re right. I saw it in a follow up video. He couldn’t learn the tricks for the new owners. They gotta have the tricks for the show or the animal doesn’t make enough money. So yeah they had to put him down. Too bad. I mean it’s still a good cause. Most of the animals learn the tricks and they make it
WHAT IS THE FUCKING POINT OF RESCUING DOGS THEN.
Beautiful dog in body and spirit. I found this when reading about the Great Pyrenees that attacked 11 coyotes to protect sheep. These dogs look so gentle but are fierce fighters, which makes it more amazing that he didn't bite anyone. THANK YOU for rescuing Miles. He reminds me of my rescue cream Golden Retriever... she didn't wag her tail for three days after I got her, but after 2.5 years is fine with me, but still a bit skittish when meeting new people.
He's such a gentle boy. It's sad that he was abandoned to survive on his own on the streets.
He may have simply escaped an abusive situation. I'd like a few minutes alone with the person/s that abused him.
Not to mention he very well could be in a worse situation... kept in a tiny kennel all day every day, that is more sad than a dog living outside
Abandonment and abuse are not the likely scenario. This breed will run to be free. It’s what they want when living as pets vs living as herd guardians.
I have such a bad time with anxiety and depression but damn every time I see these videos it makes me smile lol. God bless everyone that loves animals and helps these guys. Everyone should be proud of themselves.
Do you have a dog, Nightmare? Best treatment for depression. I've never seen a dog have a bad day! We have 3 Pyrenees and they are huge lovebugs! Our big boy walks right beside me for support. I had 2 bad knees then had them replaced & he makes sure I don't fall.
Nightmare ••• An emotional support dog might help you…
Wow, such a gentle giant. I’m glad so many people got together to help Miles. He’s so handsome. Great Pyrenees are not typically a breed you see abandoned outside. I wonder if he just escaped or got spooked by fireworks or something and ran away to hide.
Thats what i was thinking.
He's such a gentleman!
Thank you for your persistence in saving him, and thank you to his foster mum for taking him in!
Megan's way to lure a dog: cookie
Danny's way to lure a dog: *_big boi_*
Ye cause every doggo is a *b i g B o y e*
@@AAdityaGhoshI *b i g b o i*
@@AAdityaGhoshI some dogs are a B I G G I R L
c o o k I e
@@AAdityaGhoshI no lol. my daschie is tiny
They guard children against threats, often standing between children and scary situations. A child might have had an easy time with him. My Great Pyrenees here in the country had a most patient and loving soul.
I have a friend that has a Pyrenee. I call him "the gentle giant". He is so adorable ❤️.
@@anneliedahlstrand2350 that's so sweet. I like the name "gentle giant".
Annelie Dahlstrand, yes, they are loving gentle giants. After Dad’s life wrongfully cut short, two waited, the girl inconsolable, for him to return, then it was only one. Want all of them with me.
That breed looks expensive. Wonder why someone abandoned it.
@@derp8575 not just abandoned
That dog was most definitely severely abused
It was so terrified of peope
The fact that you rescued this dog without the intentions to adopt him shows how unselfish you really are. There was nothing in it for you but you took the time to help this animal and find him a home. Great job!
I think everyone would try to save a dog without the intention to adopt him/her
It's the humane thing to do when a dog's suffering
Yes she was unselfish
Not declining that fact
Sry if something I said offended you
@@kamxladi apprently not. Dog was out for over a year no one did anything
@@mikeabate3610 Over a year?!
That's sad
The world would be a better place if there were more ppl like her
@@kamxladi Did you not watch the video you just commented on?
@@Hexolocy I did but while doing some other work
From his pleasant demeanor...you could tell that he belonged to someone before being abandoned.
Love to you ❤️ Megan.
God bless this woman and folks like her.
god ??? LMFAO ..yeah riiiiight
And the trapper
@@RobBob555 you are free to disbelieve.. but at least leave believers alone.
Amen
@@dracuii1582 EXACTLY
This made my cry. We lost our Pyr, Belle, last year. She made it to 14 years. What a wonderful breed these dogs are. I hope Miles has many many years of love and happiness. We miss our old girl
i am sure your beloved dog is having fun with other dogs in heaven, stay safe
@@Jedin8_1966 thank you.. we sure tried
😢 now your making me cry. I'm sorry.
@@melizavenegas8789 thank you.. she gave us so much love ❤️
Dog years?
What a lovely dog, he's so gentle and looks so sad. I hope he gets the love he deserves
"I can't even imagine him trying to find shade..."
Immediate cut to him laying in the shade of a tree.
Funny stuff!
This guy is amazing. I've watched him spend months perfectly still, sitting with broken dogs earning their trust and get puppers and coax them out and love on them. I love Danny and his rescue organisation A SafeFurr Place.
Daily reminder all cops are bad
He went from fending for himself on the streets to "fending" against "attacks" from the other dogs that want to play with him in his new house.
especially that VICIOUS puppy...
@@blackandgold676 hey you gotta watch out for those dang little puppies, its all a disguise didnt ya know lol.......When I first saw him I started crying, when I was a child we had a Pyrenee that could have been a twin for this one. Mine was also a stray, he was a big oaf, might kill you with kisses. I had him from the age of about 5 to about 11. I was heartbroken when he passed away. I have had probably 15 dogs (I am 62 now) but I think he still makes me feel the most loved by any of them and they were all great dogs (except 1, to much abuse in past, you couldnt turn your back on him). all but 4 of my dogs were street rescues or strays and the other 4 were given to me by friends who could no longer keep them....Thanks so much for bringing me back to one of the happiest times of my life and reliving memories of one of my bestest friends including the human type I have ever had. Keep up the great work.
I was genuinely surprised to see how incredibly gentle this giant was. He did not nip at them/bite, bark, or show ANY sign of aggression. Pretty amazing for a dog who seemed to be as terrified as he was.
He must be a truly, truly sweet, calm and mild-mannered dog. Would love to have him :)
That's how most great pyrenees are, they are gentle giants and protectors, they need someone to protect otherwise they feel like they have no purpose
@@MrSnufflegruff I have a Anatolian Shepherd and part Pyrenees and she is the same exact way. Needs a job to do and very gentle and loving, but also very loyal and protective
@@MrSnufflegruff I've honestly never heard of or seen a pyrenees that was aggressive towards people.
@Ailsa Ni you nailed it Ailsa!!
@@MrSnufflegruff I’ve seen them up close and petted them as well and their demeanour was indeed very calm and kind.
I was just pleasantly surprised to see a stray dog, who was clearly terrified, not lash out in any way. Lovely dogs.
Thank you for your kind reply :)
You have the kindest heart Megan. Thank you for tirelessly effort to save this giant fluffy and making him safe from heat, starvation, and car accidents ❤
Megan....wherever you are....whatever you're doing right now....I'm sending you a million hugs and a ton of blessings.
Thank you for helping these babies. Love love love you and Miles and all the foster mums and dads out there ❤
tears
I couldn't have said it better.🥲
I'm so glad there are people in the world who rescue abandoned pets and find good homes for them. Thanks for everything you do for these animals.
Thanks everyone who helped rescue this dog and saving him from a stray life.
Thank you for saving Miles! What a sweet dog ,didn’t even try to hurt anyone when trying to get taken in, such a good boy ❤️❤️
“Lured him into the park with hot dogs”
okay, slick, not my first idea, but if it gets the job done-
Yes, they totally missed the pun in that one 😂
Glizzy gobbler
@@freddoflintstono9321 more like they missed the bun?
pups are coming early
she tryna make him a cAnNiBaL?!?!
(joke)
It's sweet that they don't just forcefully grap and capture him they first try to win his trust and love. That is respectful and kind of you guys. Wish you and your future endeavours all the best!! Woof!
could have backfired. I couldnt believe she was introducing hinm to the leash, just throw it around his neck.The dog is traumatised by his situation anyway, he isnt ever going to like this lead or getting trapped. in anyway.He didnt give off any aggression, she was safe to just get that leash on first tome
mannat rattan,
Woof Woof!!
@@gavb9816 facts
@@gavb9816 the dog ain’t under arrest dumbass, they can do it calmly and at the same time respect the dog.. fucking morons always in the comment sections
@@gavb9816 TV
I bet someone on a farm or lives on a lot of land would take him. He’s a beautiful boy and deserves a good home. His breed if you don’t know already, is great with live stock. I wish you and him the best. ❤️
Yep and here in the Pyrénées we call them Patou ( Patoo ) dogs
Bless you for helping this GP. They are such good dogs. He seems so happy now.
As the owner of a male and female Great Pyrenees (6 years and 4 years respectively), I can tell you they are a complete handful and can be extremely stubborn when they're young. If you don't live on a farm, or are able to provide ample stimulation(walks, play, work), they become a destructive force of nature. That said, once they hit about 3 years of age, they become the sweetest and gentle beings anyone could ask for.
I totally agree!!
Very true. Though I could also say the exact same things about my cats. They were definitely destructive forces of nature until they hit 3 or so. Now I'm in bed with one curled up on my left, the other on the right as I type this, LOL
My grandparents Great Pyrenees ( bear ) who is about 7 months is so stubborn will not get out of his room if you don’t pet him lol he is so sweet though scared of everything even his tail !!
Hello, please can you tell me how old they usually get?
@@fatdad64able 12 is rather old for them already. Mine dies at age of 6 due to cancer. :-(
But he didn't bite when they try to catch him, you knows he is gentle and just scared.
He. Like. A grunt. Teat bear. Thanks you. For. Save. Him. God. Bless
@@rosannatrull8785 why. So. Many. Dots.
@@App1_e I. Think. They. Don't. Know. How. To. Use. A. Keyboard.
Why. Are. We. All. Doing. This.
Pyrenees are gentle giants! I love my Great Pyrenees ☺️
Big ol dog...Glad he's getting the care he needed...
In France, those dogs are known to protect sheeps from wolves. They're powerful, strong but not agressive. They are known to be independent too. I love Patous (the other name for Pyrenean Mountain Dogs). Wish him to find a place to stay and be loved for the rest of his life ❤️
I love this. He’s so beautiful. He’s so sweet! My dog is Great Pyrenees and lab, she’s my baby! ❤️❤️❤️🐕🐕🐕. Thank you Megan. You’re the best
He is so beautiful.... Do you love animals? I do have two beautiful dogs jack and bingo.... They always try to stay close with me.... Good morning
I grew up in the Pyrénées where those dogs are working to protect sheep flocks. Such great loyal beautiful dogs !
We need more people like this in the world.
yes, but 90% people sh1t
If I see a dog walking around the city every day with no home and no food, I’m keeping that dog to care of.
I’ve never gotten this many likes tysm I mean it everyone who reads this have a great wonderful day❤️
Then go out and be that person. 👍👍
We do. Dodo shies us every day. I just hope dodo uploads ever 5 seconds, so yeah we do need more people with loving hearts.
Bingo is so funny to watch in this episode incredible job on the video
That’s a fine looking Pyr! I’ve had 2 - no matter what I tried, they went walkabout..... not a house or yard dog! They need WORK like guarding a flock. They are escape artists, too. Gentle giant snowballs.❤️
This lady is a beautiful person❤❤👊❤
This gentle giant deserves a loving home. He has always been just being a nice puppy with everyone who tried to catch him. He had the choice to bark and snarl, but he never did. I’m so happy to see that he finally got to have shelter and good food and lots of love! ❤️😊
Hello Sheila how’s the weather over there
He's a livestock guardian dog. They tend to be very nice with humans but very defensive of predators.
It’s crazy how smart he is, and how even when the leash is around his neck he’s so fearful, he’s paralyzed, but STILL doesn’t show any aggression what so ever
4:31 he’s still so shy and reserved and I can still see with all this love and care his eyes are still a little sad 💔 makes you wonder what his story is
Everyone says “we need more people like him” but never ever says “we need to be like him”
exactly
FUCKING PHILOSOPHER
We dont neef to be like him but other people do
Why do we need to be like him thats dumb but we need more people like him
@@EduardoMartinez-iy7fz bruh.
He's young, he doesn't have his mane yet and he isn't full blooded. I used to raise great Pyrenees. Poor guy doesn't belong in a city at all. They are gentle giants that can kill a bear in nothing flat! Glad you saved him!
He's the most beautiful Doggie I've seen in a long time.
Thanks to his rescuer..
God bless you.
Wow! Today I learned
thank you, rescue hero
No way he can kill a bear lol
@@diagnosedtopg7657 it's what they were bred for: wolves, coyotes, bears protecting sheep in the Pyrenees Mountains.
@@diagnosedtopg7657 was just going to write the same thing lmao. Maybe a baby bear at best lol.
This made me cry and I'm not the biggest animal person. So glad she didn't give up. He's going to have a great life now.
SHE believes SHE's gonna give that dog a better life. May be that dog prefered have an empty stomach but being free, instead of being fed and pet in a comfortable home.
There is only one time, when I've seen an human give the animal a choice. It was on this channel, with a feral cat trapped in a car. The owner let the door open to let the cat decide.
@@oceaneo4603 i dont understand why you felt the need to comment this
@@oceaneo4603 I don’t know what you’re talking about, but it’s obviously not for the common good for animals, you shouldn’t even let alone have a pet with this mindset…
@@thetimetellingbutterfly4445 because ignorant people aren’t the brightest
@@thetimetellingbutterfly4445 @ 00:15 "Miles was stray for an entire year". Yet that dog is still alive. And not once questions about his health was raised, nor send to vet the second he was captured.
And again, @ 00:22 "... I'm gonna save him." From what exactly ?
@ 00:27 "There are other stray dogs that would attack him" That dog is big and solid white. If he was injured by others dogs it would of show right away.
But again, with all those concerns about his well being, and her will to save him : no vet.
@ 00:45 "I can't imagine him trying to find shade, ... "
But in several occasions she encountered him lying there, she even filmed it @00:30 or @ 00:49 Dude this is so hilarious and I am not minute from that video. Ok let's keep going @1:32 @1:38 & @ 1:55.
1:11 "... "Oh, no, no, no." I don't know what your plan is with that but I'm not even going near you with that."
And that will be the 1st time we saw him stepping back from her. And she noticed it. She even commented on that. and also @1:23 "At that point, he started to run away from me."
@2:58, once again, he tried to escape. Seems to me that dog knows exactly what a lasso is meant for, and clearly, was having none of it, just like she stated.
But again @3:25 "Once he had the leash on, he was paralysed." Do I have to remind you that that dog was able to walk fine just a few seconds ago. A dog, in the streets for a year, was able to walk fine just a few second ago.
So Miles is a great Pyrenees. Great Pyrenees are sheep-guarding dogs (therefore an outdoor dog), known to have an indepedant spirit, known to be left alone.
The gift this woman gave this dog is something so simple and yet so truly special. Happy for him!
These are the people that change the world with their empathy and compassion for God’s creatures. Thank you and God bless to all. My Heroes ❤️🙏🏻
YESHUA IS THE ONLY HERO.
@@yeshuaischrist9951 yes, you are right. He means everything to me. God, bless you❤️
@@yeshuaischrist9951 Yeshua is why there are heros on earth ..
@@traceysouth1047 Thank you for saying that. HE is the Only way❤️
I just said bye to my Great Pyrenees after rescuing him 6 years ago. He was my best friend and the most caring and loving dog I’ve ever seen. I will never forget all the memories we had together
Respect 100 ✊
Awwww.... hugs.
I wish more people felt this sense of duty when they see a stray lonely animal. The world needs people like this
You have a beautiful profile pic
I always take in strays, oddly dont feel it for people though
It seemed to me that he was reasonably happy as a stray but perhaps that's just my misperception.
Most adults don't have 6-7 hrs to just hunt down random stray dogs lmao.
And people too
Man, Lady... keep up the great work. That's freakin heartwarming to see a sad, lonely, and uncared for dog put into the loving home he deserves. I wish more people were this kind to animals.
Pyrs are WONDERFUL, loving dogs-who the hell could just throw this handsome fellow out?
Absolutely true. My brother brought a puppy home one night that was abandoned behind the dumpster at his job. I took one look at its paws and told him this is gonna be a monster of a dog. He said she was the runt. To which I replied "I was the runt remember". And now I'm the tallest and muscular man in my family. But Bella has been a life saver for both me and my brother. Shes as sweet as they make dogs, but will defend her home without hesitation. Great piranease are amazing dogs. Mine is 4 years old and 118lbs. And she ain't fat! Lol.
Years ago, during my lunch pause, I used to take a walk in the little park close to my office building. Quite often I saw a man in a scooter walking his 2 dogs, a Bernese Mountain Dog and a Pyrenee. But them being always on the move, I didn't get a chance to meet them. Till that one day. He stopped, and we had a small talk, while his dogs were wagging their tails like crazy. Then I started to pet the Pyrenee. All of a sudden he jumped up on me, laying his paws on my shoulders in an attempt to lick my face! That was and still is the only time in my life that I stood face to face with a dog, looking him straight into his beautiful eyes! And I'm 6 ft tall... Needless to say that I'll never will forget those precious moments!
@baked dorito Sucks to be you, Donnie Downer.
Two Pyrennees attacked a bicyclist that got between them and the sheep they were guarding, but when not in a working mode at home, they're great family dogs.
@Sam Patanza - My Daisy’s favorite treat has always been hugs. Even now when she can barely cross the room, she’ll come to me if I sit on the floor. Of course I save her the effort when she asks. It is tough watching their decline in old age.
What a beautiful character. Heartbreaking to see a dog without a home and safety. Thank you for your beautiful work. He's a corker. Beautiful fella!
I have a Great Pyrenees. She's so gentle that I can't even imagine her ever ending up alone on the streets. Just the idea of what that poor guy went through makes me wanna cry.
I think the past live of 'Miles The Great Pyrenees' was just an experience of life(like humans do)and he made it and we are all happy he have a home and a loving family now.
Yes, absolutely! Our GP is so gentle and good-natured. I also can't imagine people neglecting her on the streets. GP's deserve much better than this.
Thank you so much for saving that DOG, you people are great people, need more like you guys in this world. If that dog could speak he would tell you Thank you, I love you. -RJ.
Nah. He would say get lost I'm wild by nature and having the time of my life when you humans aren't trying to take me hostage. Heats not bothering me I'm sat in the shade I ate wild squirrel for lunch it's taste 10 times better than processed tinned dog food. That's for capturing me, brainwashing me so I become a pet, not how God intended me to be I wasn't born with a noose around my neck but now I have one , great !!!!
I adopted a Labrador retriever who does the same "wink with one eye" that Miles does. Miles is such a beautiful, gentle giant. So glad he's happy now. (Some dumbass said below that "winking is with only with one eye." Yes, my lab winks with one eye, the same eye, his left eye. Always his left eye. Jesus, you nitpicking ninny.)
mine winks too🤣
@@JJJackson777 I wonder if it's an irritation or something... Dogs aren't cognitive reasoners. They don't know how to do winking for relaying a message.
@Susie Kuzilla 🤗 Aww, shucks! 🤣👍
A wink is always with one eye...
@@t._____keane Yes. My lab winks with the same eye, one eye, every time.
What a beautiful, gentle soul - Miles the dog and Megan the lady. 🧚🏻♂️ Such a wonderful commitment to helping this lovely dog! Thanks Danny and Courtney, too. I wish Miles a beautiful life 😘🐶💕
Hello, how are you doing? hope you’re having a wonderful day!
You are like angels and sooo needed in this world .God bless.
It is admirable and very helpful instructions on what to do to rescue a stray. I cried. TT!
When that dog jumped up on his new owner at the end, I broke a bit. Wonderful happy ending for this gentle giant. You can never beat being "home."
Pyrenees are huggers, one of the few dogs that are. They don't jump up and try and lick you, they stand up on their hind legs and sniff your breath and if they're cuddly, they'll lay their head on your shoulder. Stretched out like that they can stick their nose in the face of a 6ft tall person, so if the person is only 5 and a half feet tall, they'll look you right in the eye. The whole time though, they will be very calm and mild mannered about it. It's just how they say hi to new people.
He’s a beautiful handsome boy, he’s probably had a bad experience in the past and didn’t trust anyone, but with loving kind caring patient people he’s responded to love and affection at last. Thank you 💖🐶💖
"Lured him into the dog park with hot dogs"
I cant unsee it, pls help
SAME
LMAO
PLS
LOL
Wait... 😳✋
I had a Pyrenees just like him . I named him Big Boy & he was a big boy too . They are the most precious dogs I have ever known . I live on the family ranch with 600 acers & cows & horses & he loved them so much & is totally protective of them . I lost him to old age September 22 2020 . But I got a little girl Pyrenees about 2 2/2 years before I lost him & he had time to teach her things . Lord only knows how much I miss that Big Boy baby . Thanks for catching Miles & helping him .
Meg I dont know you but I want say: I LOVE YOU!
Thank you so much for being this wonderful human being full of love & compassion!
May you and people like you with golden hearts be blessed blessed and blessed!!!
Such a great story!!!!
@ARIANA'S NEIGHBOUR you are disgusting, you’ve been using this same scam over and over again. How do people like you, have no shame?
YOU ARE A LIAR. 🤮
He looks so scared and sad in the beginning...then in the end, he looks so happy to be safe in that car, then at that foster home.:)
Megan you are an angel. :)
I have a large male Hoss and two females, Sassie and Sally out of Hoss and Sassies second litter.... Three litters total and both female's now spayed.... I live alone on a farm and quiet isolated at 62 and without these guy's I don't think I could live where I live and saddened I probable want experience any more puppies but as our area in NC is saturated with Pyrenees it was the "right thing to do" having them spayed.... Thank You Tremendously for caring for God's magnificent creature(s).... You know Dog spelled backwards is GOD....❤
Bittersweet- it was like he was waiting for someone… how he kept looking back. :( But then surrendered. Hopefully his next life will be more consistent… Glad he had a sweet ending to this one.
Sweet dog.
Maybe his owner died or something and he was waiting for them to come back, that could be possible.
To live scared and alone for an entire year is tragic for any creature. No shelter or reliable source of food, yet still afraid to trust anyone because prior experience taught him that was even worse. So moving to finally see Miles after rescue, standing to hug his foster and playing with other dogs.
Damn too real
There is no evidence that he was scared or alone. There are dogs who are quite happy to roam the streets and the way he backed away from the collar the lady presented makes me think he quite liked his freedom. We humans should question our actions more often. Even if they come from the heart they can be wrong.
Daily reminder all cops are bad.
We adopted a Pyr who was running around a city here in GA. He was the biggest squishy we ever homed. We had him for about 7 years and never knew such a wonderful dog!
Hello Robyn how’s the weather over there
Thank you Megan for rescuing this beautiful dog!