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My friends have a Great Pyrenees that over the years has learned that the cats are not allowed outside. So when he sees a cat, either his own or the neighbours', he gentle picks it up and carries into the house. None of the cats fight him anymore and just stay still and enjoy the ride.
Aww
So kind
Adorable!
good dog. more responsible than the cat owners themselves. smh.
Thats the sweetest thing I’ve ever read
They look like a giant white golden retriever, but their personality seems so different.
Yeah the Labrador descended from them
That's what I was thinking! What a cutie.
Great Pyrenees are extremely mellow dogs.
Our perenese mastiff is super chill but plays from time to time. These dogs are good with small children too, very gentle.
They have some similar traits but Great pyranees is generally speaking much more of a hand full. But once you set the boundaries they're just so much more than just a dog. They're a life companion
“Courageous” yeah my Pyr may be willing to fend off a bear but dude was scared skinless by somebody walking their five shih tzus down the street while we were on a walk. My guy saw 5 of the same kind of dog that’s the alpha in our house and IMMEDIATELY turned around
the whole alpha argument is false and super outdated now.
@@rogerhank7314 bro leave them alone, maybe if they seen it in their own life/house then its true for them at least. god.
I imagine his thought process:
Other dog! Other dog! Wait… too many other dog. Loading… Loading… Loading… ESCAPE. ESCAPE. TOO MANY SAME DOG. ESCAPE.
Id be scarred too! Yikes!
@@atree9284 TOO MANY SAME DOG lol
"They are fearless dogs." Side-eyeing my Pyr/Bernard mix who jumps when we put down a bottle of nail polish and once gave a very thorough warning display to a McDonald's bag in the middle of the road 🤣🤣🤣
Yea mine was scared of a cat (sure she was mean to him)
Our family dog hated seeing snowmen and balloons in other peoples' yards.
@@annaolson4828 😂
@@annaolson4828 lol that's awesome while I've never had a Pyrenees I once had a male cocker spaniel whine when the wind blew over 25 mph
@@bigdaddyroy5382 my blue heeler/border collie mix is afraid of EVERYTHING. Boxes, hampers, plastic bags, water bottles, backpacks, etc... The other day she got startled by her own fart, which was hilarious
Let's take some time to appreciate Davinci, he was a good boy. God bless him.
Great name for a dog.
That was so moving to me that his photo was included.
RIP Davinci 🌈
I wanted to leave a like, but then I saw that your comment have 420 likes...
davinki ?!?
It didn't really sink in how large she was until you climbed up onto the table to blowdry her. That's insane.
I see it now. wow 😳
I love when she grooms dogs that are bigger than her. 😊 Hopefully someone comes in with an Irish wolfhound.
@@jamesmflynn or an English Mastiff :D
You do realize she's short AF right?? lol.
@@RedEye3 - the groomer is 4’ 8” tall.
The fact that you provide information about the individual dog, the dog breed, and how you perform the spa cleaning is just amazing.
You truly deserve 1 million subscribers.
more!
She deserves 2 million subscribers!
Agree 100%! 👍
So much info and details in such a short video! Truly great work!
And she has a heart for rescues!
My childhood Great Pyrenees, Obie, died a few weeks ago at the great age of 12. He was the best possible dog to have grown up with - loving, fiercely loyal and protective of me and my siblings, and all around the sweetest soul. Incredibly intelligent, and in his younger years incredibly naughty. He flunked out of his beginner obedience class, counter surfed constantly, and once did $50,000 worth of damage to the house when he'd unintentionally been left alone during a thunderstorm (turned on all of the bathtub faucets and flooded the house, knocked the top of the toilets off and shattered both them and the tiles below, even got into the attic and punched 2 holes through the kitchen ceiling). My dad ended up buying a large property a few years back so Obie enjoyed his golden years roaming the land, barking at birds, and basking in the sun. He's buried in the front yard where he used to stand and bark at the mail truck when it came in (his favorite past time). I was able to be there with him the day he died and spent hours talking to him with his giant head on my lap. You don't see Pyrenees often, and this video was so comforting to watch - he looked so much like this when he was younger. Bright white, all fluff, a little gangly. What a beautiful pup.
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How does a dog do that much damage holy crap
Fascinating stuff..Of course u have a good cuss&tell them off..And then u just get down to clearing up&sorting the issues out..And u had many!..
My lady Pyrenees is my vigilant protector, but the sweetest thing. Once, my BF got a haircut and when he came home she barked at him until I convinced her it was okay and still her dad.
that is so precious
A bit of a smell is all they need.
"Oh, wait, it's you. What did you do to your fur?!"
Maybe the dog thought the new hair cut on dad was a bit unsavoury! (But sweet that he wanted to protect you) 😊 ❤❤❤
My dog lost his mind at my s/o when they had a haircut one day. I was upset for other reasons and started crying while he was asleep. He came into the room, and his doggy brain did the math real quick: Mom Crying, Stranger in Room = DefCon5 lol. He got his big scary voice on and shoved his way between me and my s/o and wouldn't stop growling and barking until I calmed him down enough to get him to actually snoof my s/o and then he was like "Oh shit, fam, I'm sorry, didn't recognize you there" X,D
My friend used to have a Pyrenees that would growl and bark at anyone wearing a hat. Even if it was her owner. And would stop immediately and start wagging her tail when said hat was removed. She holds a special place in my heart!
I love that you are hyping the breeds while also explaining the pitfalls. Each breed has their high points, but they also have some natural traits that some people may not be able to tolerate.
All dogs eat feces including their own. They’re needy always begging and demanding food and attention. It’s like being in a abusive relationship 🙄 how on earth could anyone tolerate any of these worthless filthy animals? 89% of all dog owners carry one or more parasites according to cdc and their dander is made of urine feces and dead skin and dangerous bacteria. How on earth is this cute??
@@voxpopuli905 Yet still they are loved more than you.
@@voxpopuli905 Because they're sad when you're sad. Because they'd change their ways for you, just because they don't want to hurt you. Because they'd rather be with you than with any other living animal they could choose from. Because they'd literally die for you in a heartbeat, because they would rather die than see you hurt.
I don't know, just a gander on my part. Maybe you've never "clicked" with an animal before, but I hope one day you do.
@@gem9535 Don’t bother talking to this guy, he’s literally subscribed to a channel dedicated to demonize dogs and their ways. Sad, pathetic man.
@@voxpopuli905 omg i've never seen someone be this hateful towards an animal. Go away dude, this is an animal lover's channel.
What a beautiful natured doggo. I’m sorry her owners lost their other doggy, it’s so sad that our pets live such relatively short lives. There are lots of Pyrenees dogs near where I live in Australia, guarding flocks of turkeys and geese, and paddocks of sheep and goats etc. They’re so cute to see out with their animals and are so protective of their charges.
So sad my dog also lived a short lives. I had a great Molly. I miss him dealy, he was really tall.
Greetings to you from California
My grandpa had 2 Pyres and a bunch of pygmy goats. I swear his farm was like paradise, the goats were always so friendly and the dogs were so chill, like he'd even let the goats stand ontop of him he was that chill. Love this breed, they're so stoic and their presence always made me feel safe and secure.
I really appreciate when you introduce the different dog breeds.
I've always wanted one.
@@melindac3368 vibrators are cheaper ya know. Ya don’t have to lower your standards that much 🙄
@@voxpopuli905 what the fuck?
I know someone who has a great pyrenees, but sadly I can't really interact with him for long because even if he likes me, after five minutes he starts biting my feet (have some shoes with a hole he made in them!). I never understood why he did this, but I still love that big goofy pile of love.
He's trying to herd you!
@@mollie6875 maybe!🤣
@@stickysocks6369 Herding you is what he’s doing lol it’s in his nature, he simply sees you as someone to love and protect :)
Maybe he wants to get at your sticky socks lol
He’s a tsundere
So happy to announce that I now own a beautiful 7 month old Great Pyrenees. Her name is Nana. She was living exclusively in an outdoor kennel in a rural area of Minnesota her whole life, so not socialized or house trained. I’m so glad the people surrendered her when they did. Going to do everything possible to give her her best life. I enjoy this channel so much… thank you for taking the time to make these wonderful videos!
Just saying, Pyrenees are bred to be outside in the cold. While I don't like dogs living outside all year round, some dogs prefer it. My sister's Pyr is a mix so he doesn't like to be out for too long in deep winter, but he'd spend hours out there in the snow if we could handle it lol (he wants us out there with him).
Before finding this channel, I never thought that a beekeeper's bonnet would be an essential piece of dog grooming equipment, but it makes sense to keep stray bits of fluff out of one's eyes and hair~
Most importantly, out of their lungs
A lot of groomers get lung issues cuz hair gets in there during blowing them out.
I have a Great Pyr mix boy. He loves being outdoors, and when he's indoors, has to be in a room in which he can gaze upon his kingly lands and bark at any soul unfortunate enough to encroach upon his territory.
It's his Empire and he allows to live in it
A most noble pursuit. What good pupper
His territory? Sorry but last I knew society was human territory. Someone should smite that beast to the ground where it belongs
How is he with the Postie?
@@voxpopuli905 bruh- chill
"These are powerful dogs, standing vigilant"
*Dog melting getting a face massage*
LOL I just stoped video at this point looking for comment like this :))))
I had a Great Pyrenees/Kuvasz (also a sheep dog) mix growing up. She was purposely bred that way to have a friendlier demeaner, be more agile and easier to train. She was the most intelligent, sweet and protective dog. She knew I was the baby of the family and guarded me at the foot of my bed each night. Such incredible dogs.
We used to have one. Totally gorgeous dog, I swear she used to laugh. When my toddler brother got too annoying she would bop him with her bum so he sat down then sit with him carefully between her legs and keep him safe till mum came. Gentle girl who dug the most amazing holes in our garden.
The vigilant part is so true. My friends had one and she would sit in front of the window in her little chair and bark every time someone passed by. I one time was staying over and came while the house was empty and when I got inside she started to bark before realizing it was me and stopping. Such a good dog!
glad she recognized you! many Pyrs will not allow someone into the home without the owner's okay
@@TeenDream888 I've known her for years, which might be a factor. Although I'm sure what you say is true :0
my mom went up to knock on our hotel room one time to see what our dog (also a great Pyrenees) would do and she got complete silence and thought she had gotten out or something and the whole time she was sitting there watching us from the window like we were idiots
That´s my Problem. For some Reason, all the Breeds I seem to like and fit are Guard Dogs. I´m not confident in my Ability to train them right
I had a Great Pyrenees named Madison once. She was so gentle with me when I was a child, and put up with me so well. I miss her
NO! NO! NO! Many people say I am sick in the head. NOOOO!!!! I don't believe them. But there are so many people commenting this stuff on my videos, that I have 1% doubt. So I have to ask you right now: Do you think I am sick in the head? Thanks for helping, my dear jon
@@AxxLAfriku Why do you believe you are sick in the head?
I've wanted a great Pyrenees ever since I met one that was owned by the amish. I wasn't much of a dog person before I met this dog. It liked to stay by my side and herd me like a sheep because that was its job. I go and visit this dog every now and then and it has learned to know I'm coming by the whistle I like to use. He always gets so excited and is always so sad to see me go.
GWTD: “…and i tidy up her wispy bits.”
me: “so no grinch feet🥺😿”
'Their guarding background has left the Pyrenees with a strong instinct to bark'
Teela at 1:40 'Excuse me? I no bork bork. You take that back!'
my great pyrenees: barking at everything he sees
LOL... barking is hard-wired into their DNA. Especially around 2, 3, 4AM.
@@julessevenky8316 exactly
I currently have 2 out with the goats. Coyotes have been nearby lately. The barking has been insane. But these dogs can bark all they want to cause they keep the predators from eating my goats.
My neighbor has a pyrenees. He takes her for a walk every day and I never see this gorgeous dog move faster than slow motion. So gentle and sweet.....and massive. All heads turn when she walks by. Bright white and black eyes, she is stunning.
Paulie might have moved slow, but it was only because Paulie didn't have to move for anybody.
- Goodfellas
My next Pyr I'm gonna name Big Paulie
It's very deceiving, they move extremely fast when they think there is a threat. My girl jumped over our husky; that was standing, lengthwise and was at the door barking and pouncing before the poor UPS guy could get his foot on the step. I felt so bad for him! We keep the front door closed to prevent it from happening again.
Yet when she's being walked it's a slow saunter and all the neighbors are allowed, and even expected to pet her. lol
They're such amazing dogs.
in my middle school, I went to an anxiety group with my best friend, and there were these two dogs. They were Great Pyrenees, and they were both siblings. There was Loki and Alayah(I think? That's just how I remember her name) Loki was a chill dude, and he took up the entire couch basically because he was huge. His sister was just as big as him, but she was a lot more playful and excited than him. She chased me around the ping pong table once, and that was freaking amazing. That was in middle school though, I miss those dogs, but it's fine since I got a picture of Loki at least from my counselor before Christmas.
AYEEE! My dog is a Great Pyrenees, German Shepard, and Lab mix! She’s primarily Pyrenees, and when you were explaining the breed, it made me realize why her training isn’t working out the greatest, she’s very independent, and due to being a Covid puppy, is very un-socialized, making her protective instincts spike, but she is super loyal and got into a fight with another dog once because the dog tried biting me, she’s definitely the best thing to ever come into my life and I love the big fluff ball to death!
Finally, a Great Pyrenees -- the true Polar Bears of the dog world! By the way, "mellow" is our middle name (not like those drama queen Huskies).
Signed,
Atlas the Great Pyrenees
Malamutes would like to have a Word with you
The Caucasian Shepherd would like too have a word with you both !!
"Do I not exist?" - Samoyeds everywhere
@@KemiiDK I love those Girl Scout Cookies!!
@@KemiiDK more like:
Am I a joke to you? - Samoyeds everywhere
My version sounds more accurate, lol
The BEST girl! I love how she almost instinctively raised her head when you were drying her front, as if she knew you needed the space to get in there. I've met a Great Pyrenees once. His name was Sam and he was a very nice boy.
Un jour j'avais un chien qui s'appelait clovis on la reçu tres jeune il était gentil et mignon quoi qu'un peu con car tres peu de dressage
Je me rappelle le jour où jai dû partir c'était très triste j'espère qu'il va bien où il est
C'est bête parceque j'ai été malade récemment et des personnes tres gentilles m'ont accueilli et finalement je leurs ai refilé ma maladie donc ça n'est pas drôle du tout surtout que je ne sais pas quoi faire maintenant je ne peux rien faire
Moi aussi tout comme toi je raconte ma vie sur YT car je suis une femme qui s'ennuie bcp et qui n'a pas trop de vie
I know one named Sam to o.o
Love the story! Here for it
I'm lucky enough that there are a fair amount of rescued Pyrenees shepherd, collie, and even lab retriever mixed breeds where I live. My partner and I can't wait until we can adopt one
I grew up with a Pyrenees and they have a very special place in my heart. We had him for ten years until he passed away a few years ago. He’d follow me and my family where ever we went and kept the coyotes away. He was also always into wanting to play until very well in his old age. One day I’d love to have another one
My ex had a Great Pyrenees/Labrador that they got when she was a puppy for Easter, which is what she was named. Easter was one of the best dogs I have ever had, she was extreamly intelligent, and had a easy going personality. We lived in a rural area but close enough to have a lot of traffic, when she went out to visit her friends she was very cautious and when she crossed the road she would look both ways before she did. She was the proud protector of her 4 human kiddos for 17 years. I miss her dearly.
Awww 🥺 she was amazing!
I have a Pyrenees, I'm so happy you shared this video!! he's definitely a big lazy dog but very protective. He does not care for toys but he will sit and hold hands with you all day.
Ohh, a relative of mine had an all-business dog, too, a German Shepherd. I would throw a ball, and she would just look at me like "You mean *moi*?" and go back to collecting skritches from everybody who came through the kitchen door.
That's unfortunate. AKC puts Great Pyrs in the working dog group. Humans should not get this dog unless they can provide the dog with a routine regular mentally challenging job.
Lol... what's "unfortunate"? Pyrs' job is to Guard, and ours is perfectly happy to sleep on the living room floor all day with one ear open for something to bark at. Humans should get this dog ONLY if they first research and determine if the breed characteristics suit their way of life. They can make the most amazing pets IF you work *with* the breed's characteristics and don't expect to train them out of the dog.
@@julessevenky8316 thank you for saying that! we found our pup out in the middle of nowhere Arkansas with no intention at the time of getting a dog. he was very sick and covered with ticks. we brought him home, got him healthy, and then did our research and decided we would keep him. he's been with us about 4 years now and cant imagine life without him. He suits our lifestyle really well, and of course we have made a lot of compromises and changes to match him.
I don't understand how the pervious owner would want to giver her up. Beautiful well tempered pup. Well their loss, a loving dog owners gain.😊👍
They do shed like devil, when shedding. You can forget about carpets and clean clothes.
@@elipa3 Ah yes, a good reason to thoroughly research a breed before buying.
My in-laws had a Great Pyrenees named Nanook and he was the gentlest giant I ever met. When he shook paws, his paw was as wide as my entire hand. He never barked, though he did enjoy howling along with the landline phone whenever it rung. He was the sweetest Yeti I ever knew.
RIP da Vinci thank you for being such a good dog to your owners.
I love you for including a photo of Da Vinci. That was so touching.
The Pyrenees is a beautiful girl. She enjoyed her groom and didn’t give you a bit of trouble. And that TAIL! She’s lovely!
As someone with a Great Pyrenees of my own, this was a real treat to watch. Beowulf is such a sweetie, but he's also very protective, and his coat is beautiful. A tip though, while Pyrenees are very independent, their coats are quite high maintenance, and they can become VERY floofy. So be prepared for some major brushing sessions if you ever adopt one. They also can overheat easily, but conversely do very well in colder climates. And I can personally testify that even if they have a mellow personality, they can sometime be VERY big barkers.
Beowulf? 🤨 I like it! 😎 Hope you get some serious guns keeping your boy's coat fluffed. 💪🏾🙂
Beowulf is an excellent name for a Pyr!
Beowulf is a badass name for a Great Pyrenees doggo!
One of my neighbors had this dog and he was a great therapy dog for our block. He always went up to those he new were stressed and sat quietly. I’ve always loved this breed.
I always sit and wait for the famous line “I shave out her paw pads….”
Love it every time 😆😘
But no Grinch feet this time!!
Tidying up the grinch feet is my fav
I was disappointed about the lack of 'and I tidy up her Grinch feet' :)
My friend said that the Great Pyrenees has very thick fur around it's neck to protect it due to the fact wolves will often try to bite them on the neck. I'm sure it helped when they were guarding.
It helps them still... my spouse was walking our Pyr at night, and a couple of loose dogs came up from behind and went straight for our girl's throat. They couldn't get a grip, and she ran them off in pretty short order.
@@julessevenky8316 I hope she got all the praise that night!
Finally a grooming of a livestock guardian dog!!!
It must be so cool to see your dog on the internet getting pampered.
That’s a huge dawg! Made you look like a member of the lullaby league.
She is a big girl, isn't she? Very floofy, too.
Right? Friend of mine has a Newfie under a year old... He's already 100 lbs as tall as my waist and I can fully fit inside his life jacket. Baby is *huge!* lol😂💜
Tila is beautiful! 🥰 It makes me so happy to hear others adopt dogs
Yay - I was so happy to see a Pyr! Her coat looks a LOT shorter than most I've known though. Wondering if she had been either cut very short or shaved - most Pyr coats aren't curly like that. At any rate, she is a gorgeous girl, and I hope her new "sheeples" have a wonderful time with her.
She might have a little Kuvasz in her. Ku's look a lot like Pyr's but they tend to be a little smaller and have shorter, curlier coats. They're very closely related breeds and have a very similar temperament!
Maybe some akbash? Around here most pyr are mixed w akbash or anatolian but generally look the same, big and white, w differing lengths of fur (maybe a face mask, but not always)
They can have a bit of curly hair. I had a great pyrenee, I shaved her in march or april, dependend on the weather, and then another time in summer, and afterwards I let the fur grow again for the winter. I am german, we can have really cold winters here, and hot summers too. When it was really hot, she preferred to stay in the bathroom, that was the coolest room in my appartment. I had no garden, but if you take long walks with them, that will do, and you must of course engage with them.
Great pyrenees are the best breed in the world.
What a sweet girl! At the doggy daycare I work at, one of our regulars is the sweetest Great Pyrenees named Boomer. He's so gentle and friendly, it's hard to believe he's over 100lbs! 😄 I gave him a bath after he stayed with us for a few weeks, and getting through all that coat is a lot of work, but it was so worth it to see his coat gleam.
That dog is the definition of ABSOLUTE UNIT but also adorable
That's a polar bear sized land cloud and I'm in love. 😍
Polar baer baby if anything 😂 they are huuuge, but agree
If you were curious... sometimes after crummy days where I just want to wind down and go to sleep and get my mind off all the drama and bad, I come here. Because I get to listen to your chill voice explain really cool facts and watch cute dogs. It helps and I’m appreciative. What you do matters and makes a difference in more ways than ones. Thanks for the videos and the owners who let you display their pets 🥰
A lady we know has a Great Pyrenees rescue. She's a wonderful lady and the Great Pyrenees is a beautiful, majestic dog.
don’t lie, you booped at 2:09 too
“Known for their great courage” mine is afraid of squirrels
Maybe the dog knows something you don't.
Squirrels are shifty AF. Listen to your dog.
Ya, but wait till that squirrel goes for YOU... I bet you'll see a totally different side of him/her... hehee!
Mine was afraid of loud noises. She was a rescue, so I didnt know about her history. And boy, did she shed....
At the public library where I used to work, we had a couple of bonded GPs who would come in for Paws to Read (program where children read-aloud to pups), and their human would bring the two upstairs to the young adult/adult areas, especially during midterms and finals, when people would be stressed and studying furiously. They were always such a calming and friendly presence 😌
This dog straight away came from heaven to make friendship with humans ❤️
I have a lovely rescue Great Pyrenees. She’s great with kids, strangers, and other dogs, but wow does she shed 24/7.
I had one too. I know what you are speaking about....
She looks a bit like my boy. He has the color on his ears and a touch on his back. They are loners, but mercy he loves his cuddle time, if they know you. They are one owner dogs for sure. He can stand and put his paws on top of a 5 ft. fence. He will bark and has that very deep kind. He's been a little discontent since my husband passed. They were very good buddies. He want come in the house at all now. My husband passed here at home.
Thanks for the video dear girl. Blessings to you 🙏👍👍👍👍👍🙏🕊💜
Sorry for your loss 🙏🏻
i have a pyrenees and lab mix... i bet you can imagine the hair. i love him tough, he’s a good pup
What a beautiful dog. The expression on her face melts my heart
I should get that bright white shampoo for my white pomeranian mix. She's a mighty hunter and gets so dirty while hunting dragons ( lizards)
Hahaaa! My Pyrenees hunts "dragons", too. It's a riot to watch. ;)
RIP in dog heaven Davinci, he's now a good boi somewhere else.
I love this breed of dogs. My cousin has three of them that guard his sheep. One of them recently defended the herd from a bear. His leg was hurt, but it is healing nicely.
I love how she tells us about the breeds and their personalities
My Pyr is the BEST dog I have ever had. Sad to see him get old (he's 12 now), but my best memories are ones I have made with him. A wonderful companion.
*Am making
After watching Koda the great pyrenees from the channel of tmartn and super cooper sundays I was really curious to watch one of its kind's grooming and here it is that also in my favourite dog grooming channel.
2:30 THERE is where you can really see how big the Pyraneese is!! My goodness!! And it's funny but the whole time she was groomed she looked as if she was bored but sooo patient. What a great dog.
What a sweet girl!
We live in the mountains, and our neighbors directly behind us have a Great Pyrenees. He barks when he sees me in my backyard, or when people walk by on the road next to our houses, but it's always the "hey, someone's here!" kind of bark. One morning, I heard him barking HYSTERICALLY and thought to myself, "That's weird. I wonder what's up with him?" My husband checked our trail camera later that day, and at the exact time our neighbor's dog was losing his mind, a black bear had been walking through our backyard. I'd been right where the bear was walking not 10 minutes earlier! Ever since then, I always listen for that hysterical bark before I go outside!
I love how they look when their winter coat comes in they look twice as big
Oh my gosh you had that dogs so clean! When it walked out of your salon into the sunlight it was so white and bright it was blowing out the highlights on the camera! Great job girl. Good dog too. I thought it was handled really well.
My Great Pyrenees is the best dog I've ever had. Jack is such a sweet boy and constantly flirts with all of the people in my neighborhood when they walk by my yard. And I just love his freaking face! Pyrs have such good faces.
What a beautiful and well-behaved dog!
I have seen these dogs in action working and protecting sheep in Spain. The word Majestic does not do the animal justice! ❤️️👍
It is always amazing to see a dog working at the job for which they were bred!
almost made me cry,my 6 year old pyrenees this year this was the best dog ever super loyal and even chased a full grown mama black bear with a cub off my front doorstep she was indeed fearless, but she was also my teddy bear, rip missy you will be forever missed :(
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@A H some dog breeds, especially larger ones, have a more limited lifespan.
@@Saya-ng1sl it means the person didn't take care of his/her's dog great Pyrenees
@A H she lost a hard battle to lime it was a very big shock to us all and hit me very hard
@@Saya-ng1sl she had lime,we live on a big farm and she would also get ticks on her from the fields we would take a good amount off her but sadly she lost the battle but she was a wonderful dog
Thank you for honoring DaVinci. You truly care about the dogs AND the families that adopt these wonderful dogs turned family members. DaVinci looked like he lived a long life with that beautiful gray fur in his face.
A family at my elementary school had THREE Pyrs!! They'd pull up to school and open the car doors and it was like a clown car of white fluff. Kids loved them, and the dogs had a blast herding the children lol
Smart dog! She closed her eyes while her face was being washed!
Three words for you. SO.FLUFFING.CUTE
She's absolutely stunning! She really looked like she was enjoying certain parts of the treatment, especially the drying of her chest when she lifted her head and closed her eyes. I know it could be because she didn't want it in her face, but she had such a look of calm and happiness at that moment that it stood out against her otherwise impeccable behaviour.
Deepest condolences to her family on the loss of their obviously much loved family member. Those of us who have been through that heartbreak will all be feeling their pain, I am sure, and will be hoping that they're doing as well as can be expected. I wish them many happy, healthy years with their new beauty.
The moment she walked in my heart just went melting. She is beautiful♥️
She's such a beautiful and well behaved dog. I hope Davinci is running and playing in doggy heaven with a bunch of friends.
fwiw: great pyrenes need lots of space, if you live in the suburbs make sure to get plenty of walks, for those living in the city: don't get a pyrenes
This is a dog that absolutely does not belong in the suburbs, imo. They are need big space and are bread to be awake at night and usually bark all night long. Not saying there aren't exceptions but this has been my experience with them.
Thats not true. I had a pyre, living in a appartment without garden. You have to do a long walk every day, about two to three hours, and shorter walks too, but that will do. And you have to engage with them, of course.
We adopted a senior pyrenees several years ago. Hands down best dog we have ever had. He was so sweet and gentle. He never jumped and he never licked. All he wanted to do was lay around us and go for walks. RIP Arjuna, we miss you buddy.
I live in a farming community and we have a lot of GPs in the area. Sadly, we have a lot that end up in shelters. They're sometimes owner turn ins, but more often than not, they are picked up by animal control and no owner ever comes to claim them because they are tired of having a dog that constantly wants to roam. We have had several in the area that took months for volunteers and/or animal control to catch, one even took over a year, though I am sure poor socialization caused it to be harder to catch them. Of course, food and shelter was being provided the entire time and we don't get much of a winter here.
While they are typically mellow and usually pretty friendly, they tend to want to roam if not given enough stimulation, especially in their youth. We have an agricultural center with various herds of animals not too far from my house and several of the local GPs have wandered into the areas the animals are being kept and just "hang out" with them. They especially love the sheep. Driving past I would iften see 1 or 2 GPs in the fields. It wasn't until a few years ago that I learned that the center didn't have dogs!
On the other hand, a family in the area had a GP that would sit or lay at the end of their drive way everyday until family got back home. He didn't leave the area. If they closed the fence, he'd find a way to get out and stay at the end of the driveway. When I first moved here, I panicked when I drove past this house because I thought the dog had been hit by a car and was dead or drying on the side of the road. Nope, he was just napping.
It is important to know what traits this breed is prone to having. I wouldn't consider this a dog that one can just have around the house with little more than to ensure a good walk once a day. This is a good read about them: coloradogreatpyreneesrescue.blogspot.com/2011/11/before-you-adopt-great-pyrenees.html.
Depends on the dog. I had one myself, living in an appartment without garden. Of course I walked her 2 to 3 hours a day on a long walk and 3 times a day on a short walk. That was enough for her. She was a rescue, I didnt know about her history. She seldom barked. I was her herd, she protected me, and the cats of my friend.
She came from Spain, maybe she was given away, because she was not estimated to be good enough to guard sheep. She hated loud noises. But she loved other dogs, cats and children.
Aww, I have a GP that sleeps out with my goats all day. Love her to pieces. So gentle and sweet. And So smart. Very loud bark haha. She’s a good gal.
Awww, such a good girl. She’s so chill!😳🥰
Prolly cuz they drugged it so it would act less like a dog…. For their movie
@@voxpopuli905 naw, some dogs are just chill and some people just have that gift to work with them.
Beautiful lady. Every lady needs a good spa day.
I own a great Pyrenees mix and he is my heart dog. So mellow and smart! He will be 8 this year. He's a wonderful guard dog but he rarely barks. I would love to get another Pyrenees someday. Such a wonderful breed.
1:41 the way she smiles into the camera, you can feel the happiness she feels from her job and the pets she can spend time with
You finally did my childhood nanny dog! He was so massive and mellow, one of the sweetest bois.
It's amazing to think about the wonderfully interesting life this old girl has lived, and knowing that now she can just retire and live the rest of her life in comfort is so wholesome.
My brother rescued a Pyrenees from a hording situation. When he came into their home, he was 40 lbs under weight with rashes, cuts, bruises, and scars all over his body. He was extremely skittish however he was a sweetheart to my 8 year old nephew. Now he loves to roll around outside, is excited whenever I come over, has a beautiful full coat, and he is at the weight he should be. If you think his large bear-like appearance means he had an intimidating bark, he would surely disappoint you as he sounds like a teenager finally going through puberty. My brother's old mutt who was half the size of him had a more intimating bark
I love how you walk the dogs down the little runway
As soon as you said courage, I started laughing. Koda is brave enough to defend his home, but will get spooked by hamsters, stairs, cats, etc
hahahaha it's always the silliest things! Ours runs and hides if anything boils or sizzles while I'm cooking. But if she felt we were in trouble she'd take on the world to protect us!
I have a great pyrenees, most mellow dog I have ever had, including an akita mix. He lays around inside for about 20 hours a day; on days I work doubles I can leave him alone from 5 am to 9 pm with the knowledge that he isn't stressing over my absence, just snoozing away. The last four hours a day? He is outside in the middle of the night, intent on guarding the house!
YESSSS finally a Great Pyrenees!! I had 2, they're amazing but so very hard to groom, thank you for including a video of how you groom them.
She is so well behaved 😊
That is a beautyful dog!
I had a Pyrenees/Border Collie mix when I was growing up, and when he stood against the fence, he looked like a full grown man. He was the best dog, even if he was afraid of bugs, and I miss him. I called him Big Big Boy.
Great video as always. Thanks for sharing!
I love it when these dogs come into work. I always have to check for grass seeds when brushing them though because a lot of farmers use them as guardians.