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I love the site! I recently lost my big girl easter weekend.She had lived for 13 yrs,She was my best friend,and my shoulder to lean on through so many incidents in my life. Me and my wife are now expectig and am hoping to find another beautiful girl!Any help in finding good pups would be appreciated!We DON'T CARE if the dog has papers or not!we just want a healthy pup!Thanks again
Jeff and Angie Scheidegger <jeffjnsboro@aol.com>
jonesboro, ar USA - Thursday, November 11, 2004 at 22:03:56 (EST)

Pyrs rock!!-
Val <vvinski@sbcglobal.net>
Seguin, TX USA - Wednesday, November 10, 2004 at 23:05:59 (EST)

I NEEDADVICE!! I am glad to find you guys. Can someone give advice? Our dear Napoleon is 11 yrs old and has developed a limp in his front legs. We had blood tests done and he is in great shape there. The vet put him on Deramaxx for pain but I'm not sure if it is safe or what else we might use. Anyone have suggestions? He is a GREAT old man and we just want him to be as happy and comfortable as he can be as he lives his life out as the champion of the neighborhood and lord over all. lol Seriously, he is such a great dog and I would appreciate any advice. Thanks!
Candace <rbrandt@indy.rr.com>
Indianapolis, IN USA - Tuesday, November 09, 2004 at 22:09:13 (EST)

I'd like to have a pup hopefully from a rescue to be a guard dog. Can you give me any ideas of where to look for these pups. Thank you, Chris
chris R <Turt;lerouge@yahoo.com>
Frenchville, PA USA - Wednesday, November 03, 2004 at 14:56:38 (EST)

I'd like to find a G.P. pup to train as a LGD. I'd like to if poss. to keep one from a rescue. Thank you.
Chris R <Turtlerouge@yahoo.com>
Frenchville , PA USA - Wednesday, November 03, 2004 at 12:43:15 (EST)

I have a wonderful 5 month old pup, was rescued from southern Missouri by good intending young folks that thought they would keep two pups for watching live stock (sheep)&(horses).They were too much for them and my pup got put in the barn to live with the horses. He came to me frightened and cold, and full of parasites inside and out.Please give me any tips you may feel important, if you have the time ? I have worked with Police dogs as my partner,I am not a policeman anymore,I now have another GREAT PARTNER now, I want to make his life worth living again ''' Thank you for any help you may offer !!! Your web site is GREAT !!!!! THANK YOU AGAIN S.J.B. & My New Partner "YOGI" e-mail me any time.
Steve & "YOGI"Bear <www.sbrunomihoa@aol.com>
St.Louis, MO. USA - Wednesday, November 03, 2004 at 01:16:19 (EST)

HELP! This past weekend was the saddest weekend my daughter and I have ever had. I am looking for any comments or advise...Here's what happened! My daughter has wanted a Great Pyreneese for years. Although I have heard the "stories" of puppies bought in pet stores...when seeing this beautiful 12 week pyr pup with badger markings on the face, I knew this was the dog for us. We already have a beagle and a toy poodle and I have raised dogs all my life...years ago breeding golden retrievers and later shetland sheep dogs, ect.... On day two, I noticed, Sebastian was limping...back right leg. We hired "Pet Pals" to come by once a day and check on the pup, feed, walk, ect...play with his brothers....Kristen then came home from school 3:30....in one week, he is almost crate trained, is taken commands, is learning how to interact with the smaller dominat dog. Simon the Great (poodle 10 pounds) I made an appointment with out Vet for my first day off...this past Saturday our Vet told us that his limp is due to a "Varus Deformity" in his 2nd and 3rd digits on the back right paw....these two "toes", he does not use, they grew incorrectly and just flop around...visibly he limps and sometimes alot less if he uses the leg by trying to run with the other dogs, ect...he uses the back leg to go up the stairs but never to come down. Considering we only had a two week window to return the dog, I have relunctantly done so hoping and praying for more answers to this condition. He is a beautiful pyr pup with a great disposition, very patient and very smart...the vet is considered in the long run because this is a large breed dog....possible lameness or arthritis as a result of not fully using this back foot.... HAS ANYONE HEARD OF THIS OR SEEN THIS...COULD IT SELF CORRECT OR IT IS TOO LATE FOR THAT? Yes, the pup came from a puppy mill I'm sure considering the owner is in Arkansas and the puppy was born in Missouri....if it's congential, that would mean from birthday or a calcium deficiency, or grew up too long in a crate, not walking on it, ect....the vet can't say if it is genetics or congenital but I am leaning to the latter because of the bad conditions some of these puppy mill breeders raise dogs in.... With more information, I will consider bringing Sebastian back home...the pet store charged 1000.00 for this pup...I lost hundreds of dollars already purchase in supplies, food, ect and this last week has been like a year.....if this pup can't come home, I am looking for another puppy....I certainly won't buy from this pet store again...the heartache is immense and we just can't put his crate away. Thanks for the feedback!
Heidi Lawton <celestialtraveler_44@hotmail.com>
Taunton, MA USA - Monday, November 01, 2004 at 12:17:20 (EST)

Shepherd my 9 week old Pyr just had his offical homecoming this weekend. Shep has proudly accepted the assignment, not to ever try or want to replace his older brother, Travis who at 10 years of age said goodbye to us May 1, 2004. I have a question for any of you more "breed experts". Travis, while born on a quarter horse ranch in Burleson Texas, was confined with his other litter mates to a professional breeders kennel environment. Certainly puppies received many times of supervised freedom from their housing. Shepherd, also born on ranch, this one in South Irving. Fun for me as I was allowed to visit the ranch daily if desired and schedule permitted. Great experience...although hard to leave the other little guys as I bonded with each of them too. These puppies, unlike Travis, were originally sheltered in the goat fenced in area with dimensions of approximately 40 X 40 feet. But right around 4-5 weeks of age, the gates were opened and the puppies and mom had full access to the entire 116 acres. In just the first day, I can already tell some of the difference in how Shepherd is initially adjusting. He tends to bite a little more, I think due to having 7 litter mates versus Travis only had 1 litter mate, a female. But also, in his anxiety to his crate. (bigger than Travis' 48ft long and at least 3 - 4 feet tall.) But he hasn't been even in a pen for 6 weeks, much less a crate. His potty training is literally non existent...he has not had even one accident yet and is very sweet and loving. I just need to hear back from some of you as to if I am doing the right thing to continue to use crate for initial training. Believe me, the only time he is in the crate is if I have to leave for a quick errand. How do I take some of the "ranch" out of my little guy or do I even need to. Thanks look forward to joining your little group. Lois And Shepherd
Lois Eiler <creativelandscapedesign@verizon.net>
Irving, tx USA - Sunday, October 31, 2004 at 00:39:37 (EDT)

Your site is wonderful! We have had our L-O-V-E-D-O-G Boog for 4 wonderful years. He is the most loveable big ball of white fur I have ever encountered. He is 150 pounds of pure love. We cannot imagine our life without him.
LHawkins
Deansboro, NY USA - Friday, October 29, 2004 at 13:42:04 (EDT)

Last week we lost our 3 yr old female pyr, Bailey, to stomach bloat. She was fine when she went to bed at 10:00 and by 4:30am we had to rush her to the emergency clinic. They performed the surgery and her condition was so bad she didnt make it. It all happened so fast we couldnt believe it. Our 4 yr old male, Kegger, is lost without her. He wont eat, he mopes and wanders around looking for her. Any suggestions on how to help him through this hard time? Will he "snap out of it"? It breaks our hearts to see him looking so sad. Thanks for your help!
LaNette <lanette1@aol.com>
Denver, co USA - Thursday, October 28, 2004 at 10:40:15 (EDT)

Just looking, nice wedsite. Love to see more pictures
Nishal Patel <npatel423@yahoo.com>
macon, GA USA - Monday, October 25, 2004 at 20:52:58 (EDT)

We just received our first Pyr (Priya) when she was 10weeks old then got her sister (Nisha) 1 month later! They are now four months old and growing up too fast! It's so sweet to see these two constantly together! They are the best buds in the whole world! We learned a lot about G.P.'s before we got our first one and your web-site helped us trumendouly! Thank You! Sarah&Peter from Ottawa, Canada
Sarah&Peter <sj_lauzon@symaptico.ca>
Ottawa, ONtario Canada - Sunday, October 24, 2004 at 15:58:05 (EDT)

I just love all the stuff on this website! It tells me every thing about the great Pyranees! I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Julia Pintarwon <gspencer@warwik.net>
NY USA - Thursday, October 21, 2004 at 15:47:10 (EDT)

I just love all the stuff on this website! It tells me every thing about the great Pyranees! Ilove it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Julia Pintarwon <gspencer@warwik.net>
NY USA - Thursday, October 21, 2004 at 15:46:44 (EDT)

thanks for the info
driver mumu <tata@uzoagba.com>
mike, mo USA - Wednesday, October 20, 2004 at 07:40:04 (EDT)

THANK-YOU FOR THE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I NEEDED IT
June <shortstuff_2006@blackplanet.com>
Drakes Branch, VA USA - Tuesday, October 19, 2004 at 17:33:40 (EDT)

Ben our 6 year old GP was from an abusive home. We took him from a family that kept him on a 4 foot chain on their back porch. He is the most loving dog-man that we have ever had. He is attentive and watchful of my father who has Alzheimers and lives with us. He knows when dad is getting into something he shouldn't and alerts us; even watches over him at night. He is better than the baby monitor.
Amber Hall <wolftatt1961@yahoo.com>
Evansville, IN USA - Tuesday, October 19, 2004 at 07:57:29 (EDT)

I have a year old male pyr. and he is so sweet
C <GA_Espich@hotmail.com>
Gordon, GA USA - Monday, October 18, 2004 at 11:06:02 (EDT)

We have a 5yr old Great Pry that we rescued from a very abusive home he only weighed 68lbs when we got him. We love him very much and fits in our family and our other dogs very well he is only one of thirteen dogs at our house. The only problem I'am having is getting him to eat he just does not want to eat. So it has been hard to get weight on him . Does anyone have any ideas? He is eating Pro Plan chicken dry food with boiled chicken mixed in and some yogurt. I have tryed Barf food and canned dog food. Marie Maston from Blanchard, Okla.
Marie Maston <mrollingm@yahoo.com>
Blanchard, ok USA - Monday, October 18, 2004 at 08:14:01 (EDT)

They were soooo cute as puppies --as full grown dogs they are going to be soooooBIG! I have 3Great Pyreenes,& Greman Shepard mix brothers -- they are smart and loveable,but need advise on how to train them to be gaurd dog! Right now theyare 6months old and full of energy-I can't really contol them -so hope you can help! Ijust love them!
HelenSchilke <irritant6@yahoo.com>
Champion, Nebr USA - Monday, October 18, 2004 at 04:07:08 (EDT)

Our Pyr Casey had puppies.6 big beautiful pups.5 of them have badger markings.they are 4 wks right now.the kids love having the puppies around.
carol <pigpen@porchlight.ca>
hamilton ontario, canada - Saturday, October 16, 2004 at 13:35:15 (EDT)

Good work! Keep it up! Thanks! Jason.
Jason Hughes <jason@zone-diets.com>
Farley Wells, Michigan United States - Friday, October 15, 2004 at 03:06:05 (EDT)

I have a 5 year old female spayed Pyr that was brought into our Rescue program because she had been attacking the family's other dog. In the three weeks she's been with us, she has attacked 4 other dogs without provacation and had acted threatening towards myself and my daugher. The rescue group is struggling with what to do with her, and may put her down. Does anyone out there have any ideas on if and how this behavior can be corrected? When she's good she's a sweetie, but when she's bad she's bad without any warning at all. Please help with any suggestions so she can be saved. Thanks
val Sovinski <vvinski@sbcglobal.net>
Seguin, TX USA - Tuesday, October 12, 2004 at 22:17:10 (EDT)

We have a 6 month old female Great Pyreneese named Bailey. We bought her to guard our 20 sheep and 7 goats on our 50 acres. She is doing a wonderful job, but I need some advice on her JUMPING!!! She jumps all over us when we enter the sheep pen, and it is becoming quite a problem now that she is getting so big!!! We are hoping that this is just the "puppy" in her and she will outgrow it, but in the meantime, does anyone have any advice on getting her to stay down?!?! Thanks!!!! ~Laurie
Laurie Johnson <lauriekayjohnson@msn.com>
Washougal, WA USA - Tuesday, October 12, 2004 at 14:48:20 (EDT)

Happy CANADIAN thanksgiving, lets not forget to toss a serving of turkey and stuffing to the best friends any of us could ask for !!
Nicole Brideau <coreyb@nb.sympatico.ca>
Notre Dame, NB Canada - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 09:15:23 (EDT)

Happy CANADIAN thanksgiving, don't forget to toss your pyr a serving of turkey and stuffing while giving thanks for the best friends we could ever ask for.
Nicole Brideau <coreyb@nb.sympatico.ca>
Notre Dame, NB Canada - Monday, October 11, 2004 at 09:10:29 (EDT)

I am getting my first Pyr tomorrow. I have been waiting over a year to find one. This will be one of the best days of my life. my family and I have many 3 cats, 2 bearded dragons, 2 guinea pigs, a betta and a newt. Our 2 gerbils just died :(. Our new pup will have a lot of friends to watch over. I love talking about animals. If anyone lives around Windsor, Ontario, Canada let me know. Especially if you have a pyr! Bye for now.
Amy <x13purplestar@yahoo.ca>
Windsor, ON Canada - Friday, October 08, 2004 at 14:58:25 (EDT)

I have a 10 mo. old female Pyr in need of a good home. She is WONDERFUL inside and outside of the home. She does like to bark and protect her surroundings (more so in the daytime) and only outside. She is potty trained as well. She is wonderful with children and cats. I would love for someone to adopt her with a farm or some kind of land where she can roam and protect in that I think she would be wonderful with this. She is the sweetest thing ever. She would make a wonderful addition to your family!! Anyone interested? You may also email me at legaleagle704536@msn.com. I live in the Colorado Springs, CO area. Hannah's owner!!
Tonya <legaleagle704536@msn.com>
Colorado Springs, CO USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 13:49:42 (EDT)

It's always fun to read this site. I have 6 pyr's on our farm. One lives in the house with us. I received her back after a couple had her for 2 years and no longer could keep her. I had a different one in the house but she decided to kick her out. So my replacement female sleeps out on the deck or on our front step. My biggest baby that I had bottle feed, did crp on 3 times as a puppy, and after being hit by a combine 2 years ago, that paralyzed his back half and doing physical therapy 4 times a day for 6 weeks on him. I was able to get him to walk again in which no vet said he would,was killed in the line of duty by cyotes this spring. I miss him very much. Even though he couldn't wag his tail, his eyes and nugging would always tell me how happy he was to see you. Of course I had to order a little stone from abby press for him. I think my husband thinks I think more of the dogs than him. I agree that people in town need to learn about the breed. You can train them not to bark at night, it takes time. The Potty training comes with time and all of a sudden they will stop doing it in the house. I have had the same problem. I have trained a lot of them. I love my Pry's. Some nights are trying when I'm trying to sleep but when they are on a rampage I know I need to go check things out because it means that there is some wrong and sure enough there is.
maryp <mpaeper3421@msn.com>
pender, ne USA - Thursday, October 07, 2004 at 02:26:14 (EDT)

Hi to all Pyr. lovers !! I'm writting in hopes of that a friend and fellow Pyr. owner is reading. I've just looked at the Pyr. smiles section of this site and noticed an entry by Linda Johnson, owner of Sierra. If you read this Linda please e-mail me, I'm Nicole owner of 10 and a half year old Kaiwa, Sierra's brother. I'd love to get to talk to you again since we've lost touch over the years and I miss talking about "our boys". Hope to hear from you soon, Nicole.
Nicole Brideau <coreyb@nb.sympatico.ca>
Notre Dame, NB Canada - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 09:43:00 (EDT)

Hi! Just wanted to thank you for all the work you put in this site. It looks great! Thanks!
Jeff Stephens <mortgage-rates@yahoo.com>
Orlando, Florida United States - Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 05:25:34 (EDT)

here's a funny story for all dog lovers a man the other day asked if i had found a male to breed my female's well i bought a male pup. He comments he has one older but a young dog. He'll give for free. so i went and oh so pretty i put him in the truck and took him home put him in with katie well she beat him up baddly over the fence he goes. Later he is laying in the yard and oops he has been fixed. Well needless to say his new name is barney and he has a problem with my kitties but we are all tryin to work with it. and he is lovely. about 200lbs and no i do not think the varments will bother us in the yard.
llowe <blueridgefarm@hotmail.com>
washington, ok USA - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 at 01:16:26 (EDT)

I have two pyrenees .. 1 male 6 mons. and 1 female almost 1 year old. these wonderful dogs have made such a gret difference in my families lives. they are loving and caring.. I can not even tell all of you how in love we all are with them .. great with children of all ages..
Debbie Chips <ravenc7@yahoo.com>
Hackensack, NJ USA - Sunday, October 03, 2004 at 10:38:57 (EDT)

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ababoy <ababoy@yahoo.com>
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karthik <karthiks_cit@yahoo.co.in>
chennai, tamilnadu india - Thursday, September 30, 2004 at 11:03:57 (EDT)

Looking for a good spirited Great Pyrenese dog who needs a home, upcounty near the Volcano National Park, 4000ft. elevation. This dog will be living on an operating poultry/egg farm. Owner has had two Pyrenese dogs in upcountry Co. and loves the breed.
RABBI RITA LEONARD <rebsender@hotmail.com>
Hilo, Hawaii USA - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 19:35:53 (EDT)

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auto insurance <maxmalli@maxmalli.com>
Denver, Colorado United States - Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 18:06:58 (EDT)

Help! My only male(neutered) pyr is attacking and killing my new boer goat kids! we've had him for 1.5 years.He has not shown any aggression toward any goats before except toward newborn kids,which I intercepted with no incident. This only happened once about six months ago. Yesterday whenI came home I found a doe which had kidded twins, and one of the kids was litterally decapitated and missing limbs.The pyr did it as witnessed by neighbors,but they were too afraid to do something. The dog has been moved to the buck pen, but I'm heartsick! Is there any rehabilitation, or is it hopeless. He's a great dog in every other way,even to our 6 year old Down's Syndrome boy.I now have a doe/kid pasture without a good protector.Has anyone heard of this sudden aggression towards newborn kids? Help!
Lindsay Donaldson <Lindsayd@musiccitysmiles.com>
Lebanon, Tn USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 14:05:15 (EDT)

STILL NEED HELP!!! I have had my male Pyr for a month now and he is still using the bathroom in the house. I have him in a routine and it is not helping. He is being crate trained and he does not potty in his crate. Weekends are really bad. This past Saturday, he used the bathroom 14 times in the house! He does not sniff around or look like he needs to go out, he just walks around and all of sudden starts using the bathroom. I take him out at 5:30am from his crate, I walk him, play with him, feed him, take him out again, play with him, and then put him up. When I get home from work, I take him out, play with him, walk him, play, play, play, take him out, but he still uses the bathroom in the house. ANY HELP??????
Toni Thorp <tthorp@rgtnet.com>
Frisco, TX USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 13:47:27 (EDT)

We just lost our female Pyr. to a hit and run driver. Our male is very lost without her. We are looking for a young dog or puppy, even a Pyrennes mix in the Kansas City Area. We have tried all of the shelters with no luck. We own a farm just south of Olathe, Ks. She will have plenty of attention and cattle to herd and we have 4 granddaughters to love her not to mention her biggest playmate, our male -King Tut. PLEASE if anyone has a female for adoption, let us know - we really miss her and so does her brother!
Steve & Linda Sledd <stevelinda007@earthlink.net>
Osawatomie, KS USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 13:32:26 (EDT)

I have a male Pyr who is wonderful except we started to experience seizures before his first b day. He is now 1 1/2 yrs old. He is on phenobar.... 4 pills a day. Wow! Can anyone help me with some advice on this. I would love some feedback.... I get some upset when he goes into one and it tears my heart to pieces. Thank. Wendy
Wendy Woods <mainegal2004@excite.com>
Ellsworth, Me USA - Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 07:24:28 (EDT)

this is a great site
anounomous <jtucker257@comcast.net>
clinton, tn USA - Monday, September 27, 2004 at 16:39:16 (EDT)

I have g Great Pyrenees that I am having some trouble with. He has some food and men aggression issues. I have had Willy 1 1/2 years and got him from a breeder who had used him as a stud dog for 3 1/2 years. I had him neutered last December. I love him and am very attached to him and wanted any help that I could get regarding how to help with the food aggression he has. Thank you.
Robin Joy <robinj68@hotmail.com>
Tacoma, WA USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 17:49:30 (EDT)

My Ben died yesterday. I'm looking for another Greaty to call my own, which is exactly what Ben wants me to do. Ben and I communicated. I love your Web Site, and I'll be back again soon. Annamaria
Annamaria Bernardini <aberini@aol.com>
Decatur, GA USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 11:49:42 (EDT)

Yes indeed, a wonderful site. I will visit again soon.
Annamaria Bernardini <aberini@aol.com>
Decatur, GA USA - Saturday, September 25, 2004 at 11:42:48 (EDT)

nice site is kool.
ilandhere <ilandhere@yahoo.com>
NY, NY USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 18:34:46 (EDT)

I am so glad to have found this site. I have 2 7 months olds, a brother and sister. I love these dogs so much. If anyone know a good traing book let me know. Also if anyone hear of one that needs a new home let me know. I am looking for another set. Mime are spayed and neutered.
GLENNA FULLER <glennafuller@sbcglobal.net>
odessa , texas USA - Friday, September 24, 2004 at 12:21:20 (EDT)

I am picking up my pup today!!!
Jennifer Hooper <jenniferharthoop2002@yahoo.com>
Stafford, Tx USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 19:43:25 (EDT)

There is a Pyr/Golden Retriever dog for adoption at the Roane County Animal Shelter in East TN. If anyone is interested please call(865)354-7387. He is the sweetest!
Chloe's Haven <chloeshaven@comcast.net>
Harriman, TN USA - Thursday, September 23, 2004 at 13:53:53 (EDT)

JUST ACQUIRED OUR FOURTH PYR. SHE IS A SIX YEAR OLD FEMALE WHO WAS HEADED FOR THE HUMANE SOCIETY. A WONDERFUL DOG WHO GETS ALONG GREAT WITH OUR SEVEN YEAR OLD MALTESE, WHO; BEING A MALE AND BROUGHT UP WITH A FEMALE PYR, THINKS HE IS THE BOSS.
RON RUSS <RUSSUPSAILOR@NETSCAPE.NET>
MANISTIQUE, MI USA - Wednesday, September 22, 2004 at 12:02:52 (EDT)

This is a wonderfull place to come and come again! Bravo to the PyrNet team for a highly informative an fun site on Pyrs. Zacky, our 10 months old Pyr comes from a good breeder. We experienced some shewing and/or other "problems" now and there but Zacky is a fast learning guy! He is the star of the little dead-end street where our house is. Among a dozen houses, more than half have one or several dogs as residents. One house has 4 dogs, all of them rescued from previous really bad owners or shelters. A great environment for socializing... Again thanks for sharing your love and expertise about Pyrs. Zoubida - Grew up in Toulouse - France, used to go a lot to a cabin in the High Pyrennees Mountain (smile.. How could I choose another breed?!)
Zoubida <zoubida1@sympatico.ca>
Chateauguay, QC Canada - Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 23:23:35 (EDT)

Well i just enjoyed seeing everyone's pictures, you all have very beautiful dogs and they all look happy I want to wish you all happy and healthy lives with your friends they are all wonderful.
loray <blueridgefarm@hotmail.com>
USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 03:53:39 (EDT)

well gang I finally bought a GP,Male to go with the girls and Easter (my youngest female)is gaurding on this side of the fence and Katie(the oldest girl and her new companion live in a 15acre lot thier doghouse is a 30/40barn with thier goats they seem real happy i think katie thinks he is her own puppy she will raise him fine.
loray <blueridgefarm@hotmail.com>
USA - Monday, September 20, 2004 at 03:20:54 (EDT)

First time at the site. We have a 2 yr old show male and were looking for a huge fenced area or friendly dog park for these "gentle giants" in our area. We are willing to "rent" the area if need be.
susan <susanblais@myinfodog.com>
chesterfield, mi USA - Sunday, September 19, 2004 at 15:47:30 (EDT)

I haven't been to the site in some time. We have two Great Pyrenees, one from a farm where his parents guarded livestock, and we rescued the female from a home in which she was left outside with little human attention in a residential neighborhood. She required plenty of clean-up and medical attention, as well as some behavioral training to work on her barking(mostly controlling the environment and introducing acknowledging voice and hand gestures so she knew we were aware of her warning). So many posts on this site clearly show that the humans who brought the Great Pyrenees into their lives did not do their homework on the breed. As adults, these dogs are very large, very intelligent and expressive, bred to think independently, to warn and to guard. They are also very loyal and loving when humans understand their nature and work with it rather than demand the dogs be different than they were bred to be. Please, before you go buying those cute white baby seal-like puppies, go to a bookstore and read about the breed.
rosalyn bertram <rozbertram@everestkc.net>
kansas city, mo USA - Sunday, September 19, 2004 at 01:23:30 (EDT)

PLEASE HELP!!!!! We bought our first Pir this past Feb. She is now 8 months old. Her name is Hannah!! I love her to death and she is the sweetest thing ever, but I am having a REAL problem with her barking. I have a huge fenced back yard with a lot of landscaping so she has plenty of room to play, etc. She also has a companion back there (my pit if you can believe that) Unfortunately I have had to try a shock collar which worked for a couple weeks but not now. I do not want to do a muzzle b/c of the panting drinking water, etc. I am going crazy with the barking and I am sur my neighbrs are too. She seems to listen to my husband by voice but pretty much laughs at me when I scold her. Is there anything else we can try???? I am afraid we wil have tp put her up for adoption if she does not stop - I cannot keep her in the house ALL THE TIME, especially since I am expecting my second child in November. PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!
Tonya Feigt <legaleagle704536@msn.com>
Colorado Springs, CO USA - Thursday, September 16, 2004 at 14:42:04 (EDT)

How often should a pyrennes puppy (8 wks) be fed? I want to feed regularly such as morning and evening rather than let food out to get her outside for bowel movements after each feeding to avoid them in the house. Other than that Daphne is a wonderful dog and we are glad we got her.
Kim Shipley <kashipley@aol.com>
Berkelely Spring, WV USA - Thursday, September 16, 2004 at 11:33:49 (EDT)

My Pyrenees name is George he is 10 months old and his weight is about 120. George and Gypsi my mix Pyr and golden retrever both sleep indoors at night and during the day ther are in the yard. Gypsi is about 105 pounds and is 3 years old. George and Gypsi are our babies.
Gene <dginjector@bellsouth.net>
Carencro, LA USA - Sunday, September 12, 2004 at 07:51:29 (EDT)

I just got a Pyr today, it was a surprise from my dad, since my old alaskan malamute run away :( , I like your site, cause I didn't know this breed and now I've had the chance to see how my new baby is going to look like... :)
Elisa Shuffer <elisa_shuffer@hotmail.com>
Arica, Chile - Saturday, September 11, 2004 at 19:52:14 (EDT)

Great site, I can see I have a lot of reading to do.
Lisa <countryhome@gulftel.com>
Robertsdale, Al. USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 21:12:19 (EDT)

NEED ADVICE / HELP!!! We have an 8 week old male pyr and he is the greatest puppy ever! I signed this guest book a week ago about growling and got some responses that really helped. Thank you! Now, I would like some advice on house breaking him. I have done research on Pyr's for a year and have always read how easy they are to house break. I guess our Pyr is special, b/c he is not easy to house break. We have a routine going for him, which he does really well with, but it's the in-between the routine he has problems with. It is also difficult to "read" him when he needs to potty. He can be walking down the hall and all of a sudden, he starts using the bathroom! When he does it almost 6 times in a one hour time span, it starts to get frustrating. After he goes outside we always give him a treat. He has even learned to sit and shake before he gets his treats. Very smart, just needs a little help with the house breaking part. Thanks for your help!!!
Toni Thorp <tthorp@rgtnet.com>
Frisco, TX USA - Wednesday, September 08, 2004 at 11:29:58 (EDT)

I would like info on these dogs
javquie staves <bigskyjs@msn.com>
stevensville, Mt USA - Monday, September 06, 2004 at 10:32:47 (EDT)

Awww, What great Pyr Smiles!!! Ranger and I luv the site!
Katie & Ranger. <fakeadress@faker.com>
Rowlett, TX USA - Saturday, September 04, 2004 at 19:51:19 (EDT)

Dear Kathy Dowell you did not leave a website. For cancer spirulina, for the tumors. Horse msm for pain. And Mushroom extract in the feed you can buy this stuff at health food store and the msm at a feedstore for livestock I hope you and your dog are fine or at least comfortable and i hope i am not too late ya know it is just hard for the right thing to say when our pets are sick sorry
Lora lowe <bluerigdefarm@hotmail.com>
okc, ok USA - Friday, September 03, 2004 at 01:26:37 (EDT)

I want to say something i have a nice farm my husband and i are about to buy another 200acres and i needed a male dog so i would not have to remove my females for breeding because i do not have enough dogs i wanted to adopt monte well i was told he would be fixed and he would have to go to a foster goat farm to see if he would work my places are fenced off with dog fence 20acre and 40acre tracts he would watch something even if it was just the girls ya know when i got enough dogs i would get them fixed. Then in petfinder i find a african parrot in il excuse me i have 200chickens am 45years old and have had parrots and just about any kind of aniamal living with me even cougars that come up when i lived up north these so called rescue places parrots are shipped in here to begin with they do not want to let me fly this bird here over night and state i have no experience what a joke i run 60cows 100-200goats 200layin hens peacocks gpdogs a beagle a collie and race horses i run a small hatchery tryin to get up to at least 500birds of chickens of different breeds one the parrot would be king and monte well he would watch something DON"T YA THINK you rescue people are the ones we and them seem to be needing rescued from
Lora Lowe <blueridgefarm@hotmail.com>
okc, ok USA - Friday, September 03, 2004 at 00:37:33 (EDT)

hopefully i will make friends with other dog lovers i farm and have gp working with me thank god
lora <blueridgefarm@hotmail.com>
okc, ok USA - Thursday, September 02, 2004 at 02:59:20 (EDT)

Harley is a 18 month old Pyr. He is great.
Mary Anne Willmore <jalmaw@htc.net>
Waterloo, IL USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 15:04:31 (EDT)

We have two handsome Great Pyr dogs. We live on a small farm in Eastern Kentucky. These dogs guard the farm as well as our horses and goats. I would recommend a Great Pyr dog for anyone. They are outstanding.
Pauline S Baldridge <scutch35@hotmail.com>
Prestonsbur, Ky USA - Wednesday, September 01, 2004 at 12:10:23 (EDT)

HELP PLEASE. We just adopted a three yr old female pyr........ she is good but she runs and gets away..then jumps on people... we are afraid she will hurt someone..she won't stop barking either...please HELP ME!!!!!!!!
SHERRI <theladyrain@msn.com>
canada, canada - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 19:04:03 (EDT)

Can any one help me i need a male gp dog to breed my girls i have 100-200hd of goats and need dogs badly HELP to good farm home
loray <blueridgefarm@hotmail.com>
ok USA - Tuesday, August 31, 2004 at 01:50:00 (EDT)

My husband and I just bought a 7 week old Pyr and he is the cutest "little" thing. We have a 16 week old white lab in the house along with a white Himilayan cat. I have researched Pyr's for almost a year and have always read how great their temperment is. The other night both dogs were playing with one bone (taking it away from each other and tug-o-war, etc.) and at one point the Pyr growled really mean to the lab. Also, one more when "fussing" at the two for chewing on a plant, the Pyr growled at my husband. Is this normal? What can we do to control this growling and not be afraid he is going to bite one of us or the other animals. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Toni Thorp <tthorp@rgtnet.com>
Frisco, TX USA - Monday, August 30, 2004 at 13:17:24 (EDT)

THIS IS A GOOD SITE AND I ENJOYED IT SO MUCH THEREFORE KEEP UP.
Fred Mugu Maga <FREDMAGA@FSMAIL.NET>
Madrid , spian - Friday, August 27, 2004 at 12:53:12 (EDT)

Saturday August 14th was the worst day of my life. I had to bury my best friend Lily. She was only 5 years old. Cause of death is unknown. I couldn't financially afford to have her examined to determine how she died. How does a healthy 5 year old dog go from being fine to dead in 12 hours??? Something is missing from my life. It feels strange to not see those big brown eyes when I return from work everday. What a horrible experience to come home from picking up my 3 daughters & finding her dead. I had to diga grave large enough for a human being. We placed lillies on her before we burried her. My kids painted the large rock I found while digging her grave. They wrote her name, date of birth, & day of death on it. It now is her tombstone. It's been almost 2 weeks & I still feel like I'm dreaming. All of you please go & give your Pyr a big hug for me & my girls & think of Lily. You will regret it when its too late.
mike
Clinton Twp., Mi USA - Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 15:59:55 (EDT)

> We just "rescued" a four year old male Pyr named Dreyfuss. Have never had a > Great Pyrenees before but am a lifelong dog lover. > > We live on a two hundred acre plus farm with many coyotes. Have been having > a problem with predators killing our poultry. Hoping that Dreyfuss can put > an end to that. He is a huge, white mountain of a dog and we just love him. > Had heard that this breed was quite independent and "cat like"........not > Dreyfuss. He is a regular love sponge! Just cannot get enough loving. > > When we got him home, no sooner did we let him off his leash (kept him tied > for a couple of days after getting him home) than he made a B line for the > area of the latest killing (our beautiful brown leghorn rooster) and literally > "vacuumed" the entire area with his nose. Then, he crashed out into the > brush behind our barn and criss crossed that area multiple times. He really > gave the entire area a good close going over, then bounded off into our woods. > He was gone about 15 minutes. When he reappeared he seemed satisfied. > > At night he makes this mournful sound that fills the air. Not really a bark > but nevertheless all the critters in the area have to know that he is about. > We have no further loss of life among our feathered friends so far. Great > hopes for his success. No doubt but what our Dreyfuss has a home for life! > > Thanks for your wonderful website! > > Sincerely, > Judy
Judy Gibson <Poppagib@aol.com>
Columbia, MO USA - Tuesday, August 24, 2004 at 10:35:08 (EDT)

I just recieved a 2.5 yr Pyr. with papers! I need a little education!
J fitzhugh <fitzrod540ss@aol.com>
Elkhart, IN USA - Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 22:51:06 (EDT)

I visited this website and found it useful and informative. I also enjoyed the pictures of these awesome dogs. Keep up the good work!!
sharon <schrader60@yahoo.com>
bellville, tx USA - Monday, July 19, 2004 at 14:59:55 (EDT)

THIS IS A GOOD SITE AND I ENJOYED IT SO MUCH THEREFORE KEEP UP.
FRED MUGU <FREDMAGA@FSMAIL.NET>
LISBON, PORTUGAL - Friday, July 16, 2004 at 14:08:24 (EDT)

I would appreciate any comments on grooming. Is it okay to shave GP's? I have heard it will shame them, is this possible? We also have 4 puppies 1-M/1-F left of a litter of 8 for sale. If interested please send and email and a description of where and how you intend to raise them.
D Teague <IMATA26@yahoo.com>
Mullin, TX USA - Friday, July 16, 2004 at 00:50:48 (EDT)

Loved the site, love the working breed dog and i have a great pyrenese and have a great dane in the past.
Jason Heitmann <jsheitmann@hotmail.com>
St. Joe, Mo USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 22:10:47 (EDT)

We adopted what we think is almost surely a purebred GP recently.(sure looks like one) We have always had samoyeds. "Sweetie," is somewhere between 1 and 2 years old by the looks of her teeth. The humane society said that she was dropped off into a no questions asked kennel during the night so we have no info. She exhibits some behavior that indicates that she was possibly beaten. She loves us, but is very nervous around strangers especially men, and small children. She has snapped at my three small neices and nephews four times. Any one have any suggestions as how to help her learn to trust men again? She is very anxious when a man has anything in his hand such as a walking stick or fishing pole. We love her, but are not looking forward to keeping her isolated from every strange man and small child she comes in contact with for the rest of her life time. We are doing obedience class, she is fine with women, and most men, but since we can not be sure how she will react with some men and small children we feel compelled to keep her away from them until we come up with a solution. This is inconvenient because, we live next door to the kids and are used to having unlimited visiting back and forth with them and this is cramping our family visits. We are not the type of people to give up on "Sweetie," so any advice would help. Betty Gardner Idaho
Betty Gardner <bgardnerid@netzero.com>
Priest River , ID USA - Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 16:04:28 (EDT)

we took in a 2yr old male, spayed GP. gentle giant. we had him since last oct. Gave him a month a ago to a family who wanted him, he really needed more attention and love and time to train, very smart dog. But he is off roaming the area, they really obviously did not want him and i explained about going and getting him so he would know where his home......etc...So if anyone in this part of the country wants a GP. please email us.
candi Bartsch <ozarkmountainbeeco@centurytel.net>
Mtn. Grove, mo USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 20:36:44 (EDT)

I Have just bought a new puppy, her name is Karly, and she is 10 weeks old. I would love to have some feedback on the breed. Would welcome any words of wisdom
Ali Garcia <Handydear@aol.com>
Prospecy, CT USA - Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 15:29:45 (EDT)

Just got a 7 week old female and she is just adorable. We have never owned a pyr before and are interested in any local clubs that we can join. Anyone know of any in the Columbus Ohio area?
Chris <cgerencser@msn.com>
columbus, oh USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 16:57:32 (EDT)

we are looking for a male to breed our 2 year old female with. does anyone know anywhere i could find a male in NC/TN/SC or VA?
alex <alex@hcnc.net>
Winston Salem, NC USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 16:43:16 (EDT)

I have a 2 year old pyr, her name is maddie. we are looking for a local (state-wide, willing to go to SC) male to breed with
alex <alex@hcnc.net>
winston salem, NC USA - Monday, July 12, 2004 at 16:33:23 (EDT)

Pyr lover
Paddy
USA - Friday, July 09, 2004 at 14:46:20 (EDT)

Have two,love two,no better friend.
Bryant Skipper <beagleheaven@earthlink.net>
Glouster, ohio USA - Thursday, July 08, 2004 at 20:53:52 (EDT)

Pyr male mix free to a good home. Has rabies shots and is neutered. Great with kids and other dogs. About 1 1/2-2 years old. If your interested please call 254-449-2366
Acacia Williams <acaciawilliams@hotmail.com>
Killeen, TX USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 11:57:19 (EDT)

This site is great. We adopted a female to stay with our male GP, and our goats. She was supposedly already spayed. But did we get a suprise the other day when we went and and she was bred. But now we have four loving puppies. So watch out for those spayed dogs.
J. Morris <allgirls3_98@yahoo.com>
Cadiz, Ky USA - Monday, July 05, 2004 at 00:12:57 (EDT)

I have two pyr one is a male and the other female. Star (the female)is 4 and Snoopy (the male) is 7. These dogs are freak'in cool. We have good news, Star just had 7 lil' pyr, 3 males and 4 females. (7/3/04)
Mason Shelton <mddominy@xstreamsurf.net>
Willis, T,X USA - Saturday, July 03, 2004 at 19:15:21 (EDT)

I love your website!!!!!!!! Could you e-mail me with some info about any of your newsletters with some of your articles etc. This is definetly in my favorites. Amelia & Woofie
Amelia Torrant <rtorrant@earthlink.net>
Largo, Fl. USA - Wednesday, June 30, 2004 at 21:14:10 (EDT)

I have just bought a male puppy Great Pyreenes. He is the future husband of my i year old named Shadow. They are the most wonderful dogs I have ever had, and Shadow and the Pup are getting along famously. I'm entertained ever night.
Chuck Hagan <chuckhagan@camden.net>
Camden, SC USA - Tuesday, June 29, 2004 at 11:08:35 (EDT)

Hi! I just adopted a Pyr/German shepard puppy who is 8 wks old and would love to chat with anyone who has a similar mix!
Cara <caramia111@yahoo.com>
Lafayette, IN USA - Saturday, June 26, 2004 at 08:33:53 (EDT)

We are the proud owners of a 3-year-old female Pyr. We could not have asked for a better addition to our family of 2 cats! We got her when she was 8 weeks old and weighed 5 pounds; she now weighs 85 pounds. She has also been great to train! Valedictorian of her classes!! Calm, gentle, loving and protective of us. She is an inside dog; we had very little trouble house-breaking her. This year we had her trimmed; it has helped immensely with the shedding (which is my only complaint). We are thinking of getting another one next year; we can't bear to think of life without her! What a great companion!
Little Missy <sdantoni@juno.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 17:16:49 (EDT)

I have been fortunate to have owned seven pyrs since 1985.I got our 1st one when my children were 6 & 4 yrs. old. Ivan worked cattle with me & guarded the children & the chickens Ivan saved a man's life against a 2300 lb. bull and put himself between a new puppy and a stampede of cattle, no harm to him. He went with me to the cattle lease & kept the cattle at bay while I poured out feed. He found our lost newborn calves when I couldn't find them on horseback. He followed me on the tractor or me and/or the kids on horseback. because of him I have had six more pyrs. My new one Anna has made a great house dog and companion. I am expecting grandchildren soon & can't wait to introduce Anna (5mos) and Silver to them.I rescued Silver from an abusive owner 3 yrs. ago. He has never been agressive towards me, children or strangers even though I saw him bite his owner. He is my outside pyr, that comes in the house sometimes. He is very social on outings to the beach and parks, making a point to greet every child we meet. These pyrs are such gentle giants. They are great with children. They do dig huge pits to stay cool, so they are best suited for the country unless you don't mind the dog digging up your whole yard. They can be raised in the house if someone is usually home. Keep lots of rawhide (large) bones and lots of toys in a basket.Don't leave anything out that you want to keep (shoes,etc.) they assume anything left out is their toy. I have had a lot of experience with pyrs. I can probably answer any questions you might have. Find out all about pyrs and talk to other owners before getting one. They are the most beautiful puppies in the world, but remember they grow to be very large and need a lot of attention to grooming.
Nancy Green <silverpyr2003@msn.com>
Inez, Texas USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 02:52:19 (EDT)

We have acquired a GP to replace our aging Anatolian Shepherd to used as a guardian for our sheep. The only problem is that the GP has never made it outside as we have enjoyed him too much in the house. He is housebroken and learning basic obedience commands very quickly. I would like some advice from anyone regarding how much shedding is typical and how is it controlled; at this point he is not a barker, when does this start; any other suggestions for maintaining a Pyr in the house. My husband and I are not new to the world of dogs, only new to this particular breed. Any information would be greatly appreciated
Deanne <dthoele1@hotmail.com>
Watson, Il USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 21:44:59 (EDT)

LOST MY BEST BUD OF FOUR YEARS-TANK. HE WAS GIVEN TO ME AFTER I JUST GOT OUT A DIVORSE AND CUSTODY BATTLE
STERLING E. JOHNSON <verdestine@aol.com>
RESNO, CA USA - Tuesday, June 22, 2004 at 02:08:39 (EDT)

we have two pyrs and we love them very much
William & Diana Tenlen T/5 Farm <tenbunny5@yahoo.com>
Riverton, Wy USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 20:40:59 (EDT)

I think labs are so cute I have one and hes only 6 months old. One good tip is to put peanut butter in a puppy kong and give it to him/her.
Ryan Kondracki <robertkondracki@comcast.net>
Oceanport , NJ USA - Monday, June 21, 2004 at 13:19:20 (EDT)

great site i would like to know if anyone has a gp that is free. i was hurt at work and cannot work right now so i can,t afford to buy one but i love the breed. i have 6 acres and some other dogs for company for the gp.it would be greatly appreciated.thanks my phone#903-873-8633
gerhard parke <gpjoker1@aol.com>
willspoint, tx USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 05:16:44 (EDT)

My Pyr puppy is 4 months old. I will have him neutered at 6 mos. The vet suggested (double)dew claw removal. Should the double dew claws on each back leg be left alone or will they cause him problems later if I don't have them removed? Thank You dmbgs@aol.com
Dawn Stowell <dmbgs@aol.com>
Farmington, MI USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 01:56:08 (EDT)

good sight.if any one has gp to give away i would be very interested. call me at 903-873 8633
gerhard parke <gpjoker1@aol.com>
wills point, tx USA - Saturday, June 19, 2004 at 19:20:44 (EDT)

I have a 10 week old female pyr.I am looking for a male pyr to breed her with. i live in indiana. I would like to get a male at least 6 months old. love the breed.
S TABOR <salem2001_@excite.com>
SALEM, IN USA - Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at 01:27:55 (EDT)

i have a 10 week old female pyr. i am looking for a male pyr to breed her with. i live in indiana. i would like to get a male at least 6 months old. love the breed.
S TABOR <salem2001_@excite.com>
SALEM, IN USA - Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at 01:26:59 (EDT)

I have a10 month old Great Pyr. named Clancy. He has been the easiest dog to train in all ways except one...walking on a leash. We got him at 8 weeks and immediately started to work with him. He will wear his leash and play with it but if anyone picks it up he sits down. It is so strange. I need some ideas please!
kelley schwartz <jkkg64@aol.com>
lawrenceville, ga USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 12:57:09 (EDT)

There are 440 pyrs waiting to be adopted all over the country that are listed on petfinder.com. Before you adopt, be certain that you understand all the negatives that go along with ownership. That is the reason there are 440 of these wonderful creatures waiting for a loving and underdstanding home.
Guy <oldpyrguy@yahoo.com>
IL USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 10:02:51 (EDT)

I would like to find the web address for the great pyrenes RESCUE SOCIETY. wE WANT TO ADOPT A GREAT PYRENES NAMED kODIAK, BUT WE WERE GIVEN A WRONG WEB ADDRESS. PLEASE HELP. THANKS
Kathy Bean <beanangeltoo@earthlink.net>
florence, tx USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 16:43:14 (EDT)

if you are looking for a pyre to be "donated" to you, why not get one from a rescue. We breeders would "donate" to a worthy cause, like a service dog.
hillbilly <none please>
/, oh USA - Friday, June 04, 2004 at 20:40:13 (EDT)

My boyfriend and I where watching a show like 3 years ago on the Great One and ever since we have been in love with the breed. We are looking for a pair of them one for him and one for I. Iwould appreciate it if any one would donate one to my lost and sorry cause or at least one for now. I love animals more than I love my own boyfriend so the puppy would be well taken care of. Please if you have any info on my future love would you pleas contact me asap thanks. Cita
Pacita K. Lane <themommacita@yahoo.com>
Tacoma, Wa USA - Thursday, June 03, 2004 at 17:15:47 (EDT)

Great website
Ryan Gray <slewzeus@hotmail.com>
Austin, TX USA - Wednesday, June 02, 2004 at 10:24:38 (EDT)

We got our pyrenees puppy at 5 weeks old and 5 lbs.He is 11 weeks old now and 37 lbs.He is getting so big, Any one looking to buy a pyrenees should get a puppy they are so much fun if you have the time he needs.Every day there is something new. We are so glad we have Toby
ted kingery <kingery@rfci.net>
Forest City, NC USA - Monday, May 31, 2004 at 22:26:17 (EDT)

none
terry jackson <tbonelive2@yahoo.com>
Corpus Christi, tx USA - Monday, May 31, 2004 at 20:11:09 (EDT)

does any one have any good ideas were i can take my great pyrenees i dont want her in the pound and a lot of people dont want her cuz shez big
tae <spoiledbrat@earthlink.net>
san antonio, tx USA - Friday, May 28, 2004 at 15:03:06 (EDT)

um i was looking for a place to drop off my great pyrenees i can no longer keep her we have to many dogs and i have to get rid of her shes to big and barks to much so i cant have her she needs a large yard to run and we dont have that
tae <spoiledbrat@earthlink.net>
san antonio, tx USA - Friday, May 28, 2004 at 15:01:07 (EDT)

I am located in san diego california, and have been looking to buy a great pyrenees for some time now... can anyone help me?
Jill Winchel <god_gave_rock_n_roll_2_u@yahoo.com>
Valley Center , CA USA - Tuesday, May 25, 2004 at 20:15:52 (EDT)

I am looking for a mate for my one year old female Pyr, named Shadow. I am located in central South Carolina. Shadow is an inside/outside dog. She also shares our house with my 7 year old male Lhapso, named Winnie, who is the boss in the house.
Chuck Hagan <chuckhagan@camden.net>
Camden, SC USA - Friday, May 21, 2004 at 10:24:40 (EDT)

Our Cleo had a beautiful litter of puppies yesterday!!! We are thrilled! This is her first litter, and she had 9!!!!! Great Pyrenees are the greatest dogs!! Judy
Judy <boothsfarm@webtv.net>
ohio USA - Tuesday, May 18, 2004 at 12:55:46 (EDT)

I need a female mate for my 2yr. old male Pry named MISIU. Willing to travel to Michigan, Kansas, Ohio, Wisconsin, and St. Louis. If anyone is interested please email me. Thank You
Anna Modelska <Foxykitten222@aol.com>
Des Plaines, IL USA - Friday, May 14, 2004 at 13:00:50 (EDT)

can someone help me on learning more abt these dogs? i have fainting goats and in a year or two i was hoping to get one of this. I'v heard that GP's are good dogs if you have goats, and beocuse my goats faint they need more protection them most goats. Thanks.
courtney Walker <courtney@crazye.net>
Mansfield, TX USA - Thursday, May 13, 2004 at 18:31:26 (EDT)

I need a female mate for my 2yr old Collie, I call him MUMU.
Aba Guyman <mumu19@aol.com>
La, Ca USA - Thursday, May 13, 2004 at 17:54:17 (EDT)

We are desperetley trying to find a "girlfriend" (if you know what I mean) for our almost 2 year old male Pry named MISIU. He is a beautiful dog and he is not neutered. We live in Des Plaines, IL. and we are willinig to travel. If anyone is interested please e-mail. Thank You
Anna Modelska <Foxykitten222@aol.com>
Des Plaines, IL USA - Thursday, May 13, 2004 at 16:56:02 (EDT)

I have one more question - My 1 1/2 yr. old male Pry is not nutered and thats because my parents won't allow it. They think it will hurt him and make him act different. I've also heard that putting a large dog like that to sleep for a surgery is not good. Anyone else with this problem?? HELP!!!
Anna Misztal <AnnaMisztal@aol.com>
Des Plaines, IL USA - Thursday, May 13, 2004 at 15:58:31 (EDT)

I have a 1 1/2yr. old male Pry and I was wondering if I should shave him for the summer? He looks really hot and I wasn't sure what to do? Please help.
Anna Misztal <AnnaMIsztal@aol.com>
Des Plaines, IL USA - Thursday, May 13, 2004 at 15:44:21 (EDT)

I adopted a 5 year old female Pyranese last week. She is very sweet and mellow. I am struggling with housetraining also and would appreciate suggestions. Also, should Pyranese be groomed or shaved for the summer? She is mainly in the house and I worry about her getting too hot.
Shalee <giantsquid@redjellyfish.net >
Sandy, UT USA - Tuesday, May 11, 2004 at 12:54:16 (EDT)

I HAVE A 5 MONTH OLD PYR. I AM HAVING ALOT OF TROUBLE HOUSEBREAKING HER. PLEASE, ANY ADVICE WOULD BE APPRECIATED
BERNIE KELLY <BEAMER@INS-MKT.COM>
DELTONA, FL USA - Tuesday, May 11, 2004 at 11:20:59 (EDT)

I have four Great Pyreneese under the age of 7 months ... I am so in love with the breed . I am training them to be therapy dogs for children and the elderly...I have worked with dogs for 30 years and they are the best dogs I have ever had .
Michele Rodgers <MWRpuppy@aol.com>
Orlando , Fl USA - Monday, May 10, 2004 at 22:56:18 (EDT)

We just adopted a 2 year old Pyr from the vet on Friday. We have given her a bath and have been brushing her all weekend. Still alot of mats in the back end. We have found alot of ticks some huge and ready to fall off. She doesnt seem to mind at all but I am starting to wonder if we will ever get all of the ticks off and hair brushed out. She seems to have been an inside dog and well housebroken. but the ticks have left sores on her skin. Any suggestions We would appreciate. Thank you
Kellie <pat_kellie@yahoo.com>
ok USA - Sunday, May 09, 2004 at 23:12:04 (EDT)

8 week old male pyr puppy. Have only had him one week. He gets along great with our corgi, but we found out last Monday our corgi has hip dysplasha in both hips. I would prefer at this time to only have one dog. Since we just got him. I feel this is the best time to find him a home. He is the cutest little guy and has been working on his housebreaking. We keep our dog in doors so he has been spoiled. My Name is Peggy e-mail me with any questions. He's up to date on shots and has had complete pup check up
Peggy <NASTASE4@aol.com>
Maryville, Tn. USA - Sunday, May 09, 2004 at 14:32:54 (EDT)

Hi, Great website. I am looking for a pyr to love. If anyone knows of any in Wisconsin or close to please email and let me know. Would love to rescue!
Jackie <jclussman@charter.net>
Stevens Point, WI USA - Saturday, May 08, 2004 at 17:57:46 (EDT)

A neighbor has abandoned a Gr. pyr. with me asking me to find a home for him. Sam is 1 1/2 years old. His owner went into the Navy and asked me to relocate the dog. He is alert friendly and house broken. He sits and walks well on the leash. I cannot keep him. I already have a dog and there is not enough space for two animals here. It would be helpful if anybody could find a place to take Sam in. Will deliver
Peter Bein <peterbein@aol.com>
Marathon, FL USA - Saturday, May 08, 2004 at 11:03:43 (EDT)

Wonderful site!! I am so glad I found it. I am glad to see I am not the only person in love with this breed. Blanca is the light of my life. She never complains, talks back or says no!! She just gives and gives unconditional love to me and my family!!
Angela <cakrw@zianet.com>
Ruidodo, NM USA - Friday, May 07, 2004 at 18:29:34 (EDT)

If anyone is interested in adopting a 3-year old male Pyr named Shemya, please contact me at the above email address. He is our beloved family pet that needs to find a new home. We tried once before, but decided to keep him..however it is not working out. My son has asthma and our house is just too small (and he is big!). My wife has just gone back to work and he is home alone all day..he's very well behaved, mild mannered and sweet. He is an indoor dog that needs an air conditioned house and a fenced yard. He's also the most loveable dog anyone could want...people who have 'baby-sitted' him have loved him....however he must find a new home. Contact me for more details and information. Would *prefer* a former Pyr owner, and would like for him to stay in the Georgia area, but not necessary for the right family. Thank you-we are in the Marietta/Atlanta/West Cobb area.
Larry <lars_belcher@yahoo.com>
Marietta, GA USA - Thursday, May 06, 2004 at 17:28:27 (EDT)

Can you send me pictures of Great Prynees? I have a 7 month old female and would like to know how big she will get.
Jana <Janalicious24@shaw.ca>
Selkirk, mb Canada - Thursday, May 06, 2004 at 00:18:45 (EDT)

I purchased a Great Pyr when he was 5 weeks old. I'm having a hard time with housebreaking him. He goes outside to defecate but he wants to pee in the house. I take him out on a regular schedule and he pees when he goes out, but then he pees in the house every chance he gets. Does anyone have any ideas on what I need to do? Also, he wants to bite on me all of the time. I know a puppy is going to chew, but how do I keep him from chewing on me?
Ted Kingery <kingery@rfci.net>
Forest City, NC USA - Wednesday, May 05, 2004 at 21:01:15 (EDT)

We have Great Pyrn pups. All females. Wonderful dogs!!! Parents are on site.
Paul <afoust2002@yahoo.com>
Abbeville, SC USA - Wednesday, May 05, 2004 at 13:00:47 (EDT)

Just love this site and i want you to keep it up..OK.
Peter Pan <panguy@hotmail.com>
Jackson, Mis USA - Wednesday, May 05, 2004 at 01:12:49 (EDT)

I can't believe that I am even considering finding my darling three and a half year old female Pyrenees another home. But she has become food aggressive towards other dogs and I was told that she would do better in a one dog household. We just completed an advance obedience class today. It had been my hope this would help me to have more control over her. She is very well behaved. Obeys all commands except "come" at times. Welcomes any and all visitors. Adores us and our grandchildren. She is great around our horses, chickens, ducks, cats. We have used a boundary collars on her, which she respects, but does have a history of breaking through it. I would only consider giving her up to a home which has had this breed before and can prove to me that they would include her into their household and have acreage and adequate fencing. She is completely housebroken and uses a dog door. She has always been treated as a family pet not strickly as a guardian dog and always sleeps indoors. She does bark but not excessively. She is magnificent, very loving and deserves a family that appreciates her.
Arlyn M. Hoberman <arlydarly@aol.com>
Southfield, MA USA - Tuesday, May 04, 2004 at 23:14:10 (EDT)

I am looking for a puppy pyrenese. I live in the Tulsa Ok area, can email me details. Thank you.
Connie Yocham <connieyocham@wmconnect.com>
Kellyville, Ok USA - Tuesday, May 04, 2004 at 15:55:03 (EDT)

I am looking for a long haired german sheperd, white, male puppy maybe 6 to 10 weeks ! we are thinking about buying one in 4 to 6 weeks!
miyoko browne <universal@title.com>
lewisville, tx USA - Tuesday, May 04, 2004 at 15:44:16 (EDT)

I am looking fora male pyr. from 6months to 2 years old to run with a 2 year old fm on 45 acres needs to be good with children and had been around some livestock doesnt have to be reg. please contract me if you have anything along that line. thanks so much Jenny...502-859-0860
Jenny Trent <jgto66mom@wmconnect.com>
lawrenceburg,, ky USA - Tuesday, May 04, 2004 at 01:16:05 (EDT)

Enjoy reading eveyones comments.we recently had a litter of GP puppies.The kids think it is so much fun having them,my youngest son wants to keep them all.he gets really upset when they are leaving to their new homes.still have 5 puppies,they are 13 wks and getting really big.it sure is a sight to see when they are all together,we have to keep a close eye on them now because they are just starting to wander,but they sure come back real fast when i shake their dog food.
carol <pigpen@porchlight.ca>
hamilton, on canada - Thursday, April 29, 2004 at 15:16:13 (EDT)

help with my great pyr please
robin <robinj68@hotmail.com>
Tacoma, WA USA - Wednesday, April 28, 2004 at 23:34:42 (EDT)

My husband and I have just lost our pyr to cancer. We are looking to get a puppy and live in Ohio and are not sure of breeders in our area. If anyone can help we would greatly appreciate it! Thank you!
Rachael Hurley <jhurley13@yahoo.com>
Perrysburg, OH USA - Wednesday, April 28, 2004 at 13:40:31 (EDT)

I am seeking to purchase a Male Pyrenees puppy. Please contact me at 502-350-4255.
Dea Riley <driley@bardstown.com>
Bardstown, KY USA - Tuesday, April 27, 2004 at 01:20:17 (EDT)

Hello! What a great and informative website! We are the proud owners of "Kinger" a 2 year old 200 pound Great Pyrnese...This is our 2nd Pyr and Largest by far!! What a happy and easy going breed! Our 2 year old son rides him like a horse and Kinger absolutley loves him! Would recommend this breed of dog to EVERYONE!!!
Sara Fjell <westie1718@hotmail.com>
NE USA - Monday, April 26, 2004 at 19:48:57 (EDT)

I have a female and a male pyreneese. They just had puppies. She had 4 white, 1 tan and 3 black with white paws. Can this be? My husband saw the male get with her and I marked it on the calander. On the day she was to deliver, she did. They are both kept in a filed with our goats (66) that has an electric fence around it. She will not come out and we have to literally drag her to the vehicle to take her to the vet. We have not seen any other dog around our area that is black and male. I called the vet and he told me he didn't know enough about pyreneese to tell me, but we could do a blood test. The mother would up laying on three of the white ones and they died. That left 3 black, 1 tan and 1 white. I decided not to do the blood test, and just gave the other puppys away to neighbors and friends. After I gave them away, a friend got on the internet and found a web site that showed a picture of a man and woman who raised black pyreneese dogs. The article said they were very rare, but that there was such a dog. I cannot find the web site and she forgot to print it off. Does anyone know if this can be correct. I would appreciate any input.
becky hatton <rjhatton@mrtc.com>
west liberty, ky USA - Sunday, April 25, 2004 at 12:17:09 (EDT)

I ENJOY UR WEBSITE BUT I THINK U SHOULD ADD PICTURES NEXT TO THE STATEMENTS AND I THINK U SHOULD MAKE A SPECAIL PART WHERE THERE R PICTURES OF PUPPIES IN CLIFTON,NJ THAT NEED HOMES GOOD JOB WITH THE WEBSITE OTHERWISE IT WAS OK.
jessica <dmgfriends93>
clifton, nj USA - Friday, April 23, 2004 at 16:22:34 (EDT)

I have a 9 month old pyr that cried out in pain today. It seemed to be her hips hurting. This also happened about 5 months ago, then did not happen again today. Does anyone have any idea of the cause of this pain?
Katy Dowell
USA - Friday, April 23, 2004 at 12:35:08 (EDT)

Just bought a male puppy. Have 10 Min Pins and one Doberman. He is a little slow but starting to adjust just fine
Cherry Smith <cherrywood@swtexas.net>
Utopia, Tx USA - Sunday, April 18, 2004 at 23:14:05 (EDT)

i would like to know more abt these dogs. i have fainting goats and want something that will protected them. could any one help?
Courtney <courtney@crazye.com>
mansfield, TX USA - Sunday, April 18, 2004 at 17:00:08 (EDT)

Hi, I am a 24 year old guy who recently lost his dog. I have always owned a dog and am contimplationa pyraneese mountain dog or great dane. Anyone with info on these or other similar mutts, email me with advice.....Word Dawg...Dj LMc
Liam <LmCnnlll@AOL.COM>
Sheffield, England - Saturday, April 17, 2004 at 20:41:57 (EDT)

HELP, my neighbor is very annoyed because she says that my Great Pyrenes (Abby) howls--not barks. Abby is an inside dog. She is outside daily for walks and to take care of business. She had heart worms when I adopted her and she survived the treatment, hence she bacame an inside dog. When she is out, she is enclosed in my wooden fence backyard. I have never heard her howl. She does bark, but she has never howled. Does anyone have a G.P. that howls like a hound dog? Do you know of any articles that speak about G.P.'s possessing the proclivity to howl? I have not run across any in the net. Thanks for the assist.
Cindy Arrington <cinlyna@aol.com>
Houston, Tx USA - Friday, April 16, 2004 at 15:14:42 (EDT)

My mother has fallen in love with the Great Pyrenees breed and we are looking for one for Mother's Day. If you have one to sell or give away, please email me. We'd like one preferably at least 6 months to a year old as my parents are older and a baby puppy would be too much to contend with. They live in the country so the dog would have plenty of room and my mother LOVES dogs so he'd be well taken care of. Thanks!
Joelle <lowder@cox-internet.com>
Russellville, AR USA - Friday, April 16, 2004 at 10:23:50 (EDT)

Looks like a great webpage. I belong to an organization, PAW, that helps unwanted and stray dogs. There are so many pets out there in need of homes. If we get any calls on Great Pyranese I'll send them your way. Pat
Pat Snitker <psnitker@allamakee.k12.ia.us>
Waukon, IA USA - Thursday, April 15, 2004 at 13:54:56 (EDT)

Looks like a great webpage. I belong to an organization, PAW, that helps unwanted and stay dogs. There are so many pets out there in need of homes. If we get any calls on Great Pyranese I'll send them your way. Pat
Pat Snitker <psnitker@allamakee.k12.ia.us>
Waukon, IA USA - Thursday, April 15, 2004 at 13:53:53 (EDT)

I am looking to place a female GP. She is an extremely patient dog, Recently one of the neighbors dogs slipped his leash to go see her and the owner beat her with a tree branch thinking that she would run away. She claims that our dog attacked her and that if she every sees her again she will run her over with her car. She has already made on attempt. "Crackers has never shown any sighs of aggression, in fact, she has 11 granchildren she loves to roll around and play with. Please, if some one is looking to give a GP a great home, send them our way. Crackers is purebred with papers and I can send photos of her to anyone interested. Please email me at animalnurse1998@yahoo.com
Kimberly <animalnurse1998@yahoo.com>
Kansas City, MO USA - Wednesday, April 14, 2004 at 16:08:54 (EDT)

Our Pyr had 9 puppies. They are 4 1/2 weeks old. We have 3 females. This is our first litter.
Camille & Chris Jenkins <chrisjenkins@earthlink.net>
Mansfield, TX USA - Tuesday, April 13, 2004 at 21:52:27 (EDT)

I have a 9 year old male Pyr named MAX. He is like my youngest son. Unfortunatly I have to move to an apartment and I have to find him a home. He is a sweet mild tempered male who will put up with anything (even a fiesty ferret!!) If anyone is interested please email me. Thanks p.s. This is a Great Site!!
Terri Fortin <pokengo@yahoo.com>
Harvard, IL USA - Monday, April 12, 2004 at 03:45:37 (EDT)

Hello - I am trying to find a home for a 2 year old Great Pyr/Newfoundland mix. Zina is 2 years old and has been fixed. She is very playful and loving but needs more attention and room than our family can provide. Looking for a good home, willing to pay airfare to send her to a place where there is plenty of room to roam.
Rhonda <rkayw@comcast.net>
Ocean City, NJ USA - Thursday, April 08, 2004 at 15:31:42 (EDT)

I just wanted to learn more about GP's. can someone help me. Please. thanks.
Camille Jenkins <chrisjenkins@earthlink.net>
Mansfield, TX USA - Wednesday, April 07, 2004 at 18:55:15 (EDT)

this is great. i want to know more about these dogs. i'm getting a goat and going to get more in the next couple of years. i hear these dogs are good, and i have some friends that have 2. I want to get one later on, maybe this time next year. any breeders near Dallas or Fort Worth? i live in the middle of them both. can anyone help? i would also like to know more about this breed, so send me the info. Thanks.
Courtney Walker <bmfw@netzero.net>
Mansfield, TX USA - Monday, April 05, 2004 at 16:28:07 (EDT)

My husband and I will be moving to fairbanks alaska when we retire. we want gentle giants to be our companions in our wilderness home. We are looking for a special animal to be part of our everyday life.
joyce howze <dhowze@hotmail.com>
austin, tx USA - Monday, April 05, 2004 at 09:32:49 (EDT)

I am looking for a home for our gentle six year old great pyranese male.He is not registered, but his is full blood and the most gentle dog we have ever owned.Problems are he digs during hot weather and he is frightened any time it rains. About a year ago he walked into our shed and the wind blew the door shut behind him. I found him in the shed after the storm and he has been horrified of storms since.This is a great dog, he just needs a good home.
Kerry <allaliens@aol.com>
Dallas, TX USA - Sunday, April 04, 2004 at 19:14:32 (EDT)

Great web site!!
Pat Allen <patsbaskets@webtv.net>
Ethridge, Tn USA - Thursday, April 01, 2004 at 19:56:45 (EST)

I have a 7 week old pyrenees, that is wonderful. I need to know how to properly train him. He is only going to be a family pet but I dont want him to overpower me. I want his respect.
TASHIA ELKINS <ELKINSTSE1@AOL.COM>
GREENEVILLE, TN USA - Thursday, April 01, 2004 at 08:57:55 (EST)

I need help on identifying the adopted puppy my daughter just welcomed into her home. It looks exactly like a Great Pyranees but is said, by the vet, to be a possible Austrian Sheep Dog because he does not have a distinguishing characteristic: an unusual hove. Can you help?
Sandy Ridpath <fridpath@aol.com>
Aston, PA USA - Wednesday, March 31, 2004 at 19:45:31 (EST)

Hi! My parents, who live in Atlanta, were hoping to breed thier male golden with a pyr. I am not a pyr owner myself (I own a Bernese Mtn Dog) but I was hoping to get some feedback on my parents plan from knowledgable pyr owners. I would appreciate any feedback or suggestions. Thank you.
Jessica <jwalters@vermontlaw.edu>
Asheville, NC USA - Tuesday, March 30, 2004 at 21:27:21 (EST)

Hello, I am having the darndest time housebreaking my 4 month old Pyr. I become heartbroken everytime I think I might have to get rid of her. My daughter gets mad at me too saying that I shouldn't give up. I have never had such a sweet dog, but I have also never had one this difficult to housebreak. Any tips, tricks, or advice would be fantastic.
Leslie Mansky <leslieandhaley@yahoo.com>
Indianapolis, in USA - Sunday, March 28, 2004 at 16:01:12 (EST)

If anyone is interested in adopting a 3-year old male Pyr named Shemya, please contact me at the above email address. He is our beloved family pet that needs to find a new home. We tried once before, but decided to keep him..however it is not working out. My son has asthma and our house is just too small (and he is big!). He is an indoor dog that needs an A/C house and a fenced yard. Please note that he is NOT a working dog, but a big rug for kids to climb on! He's also about the most loveable big dog we have ever....however he must find a new home. Contact me for more details and information. Would *prefer* a former Pyr owner, and would like for him to stay in the Georgia area. Thank you-we are in the Marietta/Atlanta/West Cobb area.
Deidre <deebelcher@hotmail.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Friday, March 26, 2004 at 09:41:17 (EST)

This shight is great! Ranger and I really enjoy it!
Katie <zurbrick@hotmail.com>
Rowlett, TX USA - Wednesday, March 24, 2004 at 13:53:28 (EST)

I fell in love with this breed at a dog show here in Detroit, Michigan.
Gina <ginaf@umich.edu>
Dearborn Heights, MI USA - Monday, March 22, 2004 at 19:49:58 (EST)

Hi there - I have a 7-1/2 year old female Pyr who I think may have cancer. Does anyone have any personal experience with cancer and Pyr's? I would really appreciate hearing any info regarding type of cancer, success rate of treatment, type of treatment etc. Thanks for your time.
Shari Bender <sharibender@aol.com>
Studio City, CA USA - Sunday, March 21, 2004 at 23:58:44 (EST)

I am looking for a respectable pyr breeder in my area (Asheville,North Carolina). I would love to have a pyr again. My pyr(BABY)died 5 years ago from cancer when he was 7 years old. I still have not gotten over it...I miss my friend... Please let me know if you know of any breeders in my area or within a couple hundred mile radius. Thank you very much!
Nicky Watt <michaelwatt@bellsouth.net>
asheville, nc USA - Sunday, March 21, 2004 at 07:37:24 (EST)

Looking to purchase female Great Pyrennes puppy
Tim Slade <tbslade@comsouth.net>
Hawkinsville, GA USA - Saturday, March 20, 2004 at 10:12:53 (EST)

I totaly agree as would any good Pyr owner or even breeder that yard size is not always an issue as long as your bringing your Pyr for at least a short daily walk. Both my Pyrs. are happily kept in a dog pen 100'X 100', and although overjoyed to go for their daily walk it's more for craving my companionship rather then for lack of space. If your trying to decide wether it's cruel to keep your Pyr. enclosed in a smaller space try to think of how cruel it is to seperate a Pyr. from what it loves most in life...his/her human best friend ! Remember that although the Pyr. is undoubtedly a giant breed it's slow metabolism doesn't require a giant amount of exercise.
Nicole Brideau <coreyb@nb.sympatico.ca>
Notre Dame, NB Canada - Friday, March 19, 2004 at 06:40:40 (EST)

We have 2 Great Pyrs a male 4 years and a female 3 years old. They are wonderful and I cannot image having any other breed. I guess I would just like to say that the size of yard is not always an issue. We have a fenced in yard that is not all that big, but we give our dogs a walk daily for exercise and they do just fine. Could not image giving them up because my yard was a little small. Just something to think about if you feel that yard size is an issue.
Carol Gdula <gcgdula@hotmail.com>
West Allis, WI USA - Thursday, March 18, 2004 at 12:51:56 (EST)

My dogs registered names are: Miss Gracie Mae 4yrs. and Skyking's Gladiator Maximus 2yrs. We would like to breed "MAX" if anyone is interested.
Michelle & Patrick Sullivan <Michgo16@yahoo.com>
Mansfield, Tx USA - Friday, March 12, 2004 at 16:31:56 (EST)

We have a four yr. old female and a 2 yr. old male. I was wondering if there are any get togethers or Pyr clubs in my area?
Michelle & Patrick Sullivan <Michgo16@yahoo.com>
Mansfield, TX USA - Friday, March 12, 2004 at 16:16:58 (EST)

Love this site. I always feel like I'm not doing too bad with my barking boy.
Patty Irwin <patty_irwin@yahoo.com>
St. Louis, MO USA - Friday, March 12, 2004 at 14:41:47 (EST)

I JUST AQUIRED A 2 MOUTH OLD GREAT PYERENEES.TRYING TO LEARN ABOUT THEM, SINCE I'VE NEVER OWNED ONE BEFORE. YOUR SITE IS VERY HELPFUL. THANKS, BILL WOODARD
BILL WOODARD <wwwjr57@yaho.com>
MOUNTAIN HOME, AR USA - Friday, March 12, 2004 at 00:40:40 (EST)

I need help with my 1st baby, Brandy,her and I have been together for 2yrs. now and last year we have to seprate for now going on 10mos, I lost my home on the Westside and it had a large back yard, well I moved into a smaller place and she couldn't come with me, at that time. My guestion is would it be a bad thing for me to bring her home now, since she has had a larger place in these last 10mos to roam and play with others dogs. I miss her so much that I go and see her on weekends and everytime I go there she sees me coming down the road and when I stop the car she knows me and she starts to cry,cry,and cry, I pet her and tell her that I love her and one day I will try to bring her home with me. Do you think she will be ok if I do this and spend lost of time reinterducing her to this smaller place. Please help me with this delema. Plese write back as soon as you can on this cruching problem I have. I love my Brandy. Thank You. Terry
Terry Russell <terryr87107@aol.com>
Albuquerque, NM USA - Tuesday, March 09, 2004 at 20:05:30 (EST)

I have two Great Pyrenees that need a lot more room than I have. Please contact me. Thanks
Charley <charleyh0283@sbcglobal.net>
New Caney, Tx USA - Tuesday, March 09, 2004 at 16:14:19 (EST)

Great site,enjoyed the reading very much,Thank-You
Sharon Borneman <skborneman@aol.com>
Tonica, IL USA - Monday, March 08, 2004 at 02:27:41 (EST)

First time parents 7 week old named Dixie Belle.
James & Cathy Collins <collinsj@ardmore.net>
Elkmont, AL USA - Sunday, March 07, 2004 at 21:02:32 (EST)

my pyr's are named "lady guinevere" and "sir lancelot"
denise mcduff <mcduff@gvtc.com>
canyon lake, texas USA - Friday, March 05, 2004 at 23:14:41 (EST)

We currently have a great pyreneese and want a puppy. Please send us information on where to get one near San Francisco, Ca.
Jackie Pozzi <jackiepozzi@yahoo.com>
Hayward, Ca USA - Thursday, March 04, 2004 at 23:37:32 (EST)

pyrs are the best!!!!!!!!!
angela bates <mamabates@aol.com>
lackland afb, tx USA - Thursday, March 04, 2004 at 12:29:28 (EST)

great site akabo
lisa <lisa@yahoo.com>
london, uk USA - Thursday, March 04, 2004 at 06:56:24 (EST)

I HAVE REALLY ENJOYED YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS.WHAT A GREAT WEB PAGE I HAVE RECENTLY ADOPTED A PYR FROM PYR RESCUE. BOY DID I GET A HANDFUL. I ALREADY HAD ONE HERE THAT WAS NO PROBLEM. MY NEW ONE HAS DUG UP EVERY ROSE BUSH IN THE YARD. AND HAS NOW STARTED EATING MY SHRUBS. HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF SUCH A THING. I THINK SHE MUST BE PART BEAVER. HA! HA!. HAVE A GREAT DAY. MARY
MARY OWENS <HERSHALBERNARD@AOL.COM>
WINSTON-SALEM, NC USA - Wednesday, March 03, 2004 at 22:14:38 (EST)

Hi, It's a wonderful site and very interresting. We have a four month old pyr, and he is 55 lb. He is a great dog, we love him very much. That breed of dog is so beautiful and majestic, some day I will have another pyr. I love to talk about pyr, and I love to learn even more pyr. If you have any suggestion about anything, like feeding or anything, write to me.
Jos�e Bobolia <jbobolia@ntl.sympatico.ca>
Hearst, Ont Canada - Tuesday, March 02, 2004 at 21:25:15 (EST)

Hey!! I stopped by your page, and wanted to say that it looks great.. keep up the good work. return the favor and visit my page sometime :) www.adoptapipoo.cjb.net ~Veronica
Veronica <adoptapipoo@adoptapipoo.cjb.net>
philly, pa USA - Sunday, February 29, 2004 at 19:47:26 (EST)

I have a nine month old pyr who I would like to start showing. Both my pyr and myself need training and some helpful hints. Looking for a mentor or friend that I can chat with about showing and handling. thanks
carol <casmooo03@aol.com>
treasure is., fl USA - Monday, February 23, 2004 at 17:50:25 (EST)

I have never owned this type of dog. They are very sweet and love kids! I have two adult pyreneese,male & female that came to my house as strays and no one has claimed them even after putting an ad in the paper. My Shar-Pei dogs do not want them in their yard but I don't have the heart to just turn them loose or over to the animal shelter. Please e-mail me or call 1-479-967-7117 if you can give them a great home. Thanks!!
Lorrie Oliver <lolandjo@yahoo.com>
Russellville, AR USA - Saturday, February 21, 2004 at 13:57:51 (EST)

looking for a male for breeding puposes. please call 716-751-9045
Carolyn <crohring@franklintraffic.com>
wilson, ny USA - Friday, February 20, 2004 at 12:44:41 (EST)

I have a great pry. that I can not keep in the fence I need someone to take her with a big yourd so that she can roam and play like she should be able to we love her and would hate to see her go but we know that it is for the best if any one knows a foundation in alabama please let me know or if anyone would like a free pry email me my email is lowmillers@bellsouth.net
Stephanie <lowmillers@bellsouth.net>
prattville, AL USA - Friday, February 20, 2004 at 08:29:52 (EST)

this site helped a lot, thanks!!
Kristi L.
Coweta, OK USA - Wednesday, February 18, 2004 at 12:07:04 (EST)

GREAT SITES.
SHAFOR YOU <SENIOJOBMAN@YAHOO.COM>
USA - Wednesday, February 18, 2004 at 09:42:46 (EST)

I have 2 great pyr's. One will be 11 in June and my beautiful champion male had to be put to sleep 2 weeks ago a day before he was 7. He had stomach cancer.He only lived one week from the day we found out.We are so sad.Denise
Denise Roddy <deniseroddy@comcast.net>
Linwood, NJ USA - Monday, February 16, 2004 at 20:12:15 (EST)

My husband and I just got our 4 kids a 8wk. old Pyr. today!!! Everything we have read and researched on the breed has been postive. We know they are very protective but gentle. My father just offer opinions of concern stating that he knows someone with pyrenees dogs and that this person say they get mean. Also says that they cannot be allowed run to free, nor can they be allowed around our kids friends at birthday parties due to safety reasons. These comments are completely opposite of what we've been told by breeders and other owners of the breed. If several of you could e-mail us and give us some clearer picture of the breed and care we would definetely appreciate it. We do not want to chain him up nor do we have a fenced in yard, it's 4 acres! plus 80acres farmland. Please mail with any info possible. Thanks in advance!!!!!!
Shelly <lyleandshelly@centurytel.com>
Rosendale, mo USA - Monday, February 16, 2004 at 00:38:53 (EST)

Greetings. I have 2 lovely Pyr kids. What a wonderful site to visit. Very informative. Once you have a Pyr, there is no better friends. So loving.
amy patrick <apatrick@secondnationalbank.com>
warren, oh USA - Friday, February 13, 2004 at 10:16:59 (EST)

Hi
Kaitlyn <twistedsister3@hotmail.com>
Galesburg, Illinois USA - Saturday, February 07, 2004 at 21:13:57 (EST)

Just a little reminder to all pyr owners out there to give their big teddys a huge Valentine kiss 'cause there's no stronger love then that given to you by your loyal pyr !!
Nicole Brideau <coreyb@nb.sympatico.ca>
Notre Dame, Canada - Friday, February 06, 2004 at 15:46:42 (EST)

absolutely love this site especially the pics but i still think my mooie is the best of course im a little biased
tammie <gr8pyramoo@yahoo.com>
brownstown, In USA - Friday, February 06, 2004 at 13:40:59 (EST)

Our family is very interested in adopting two Great Pyrenees puppies. We live in WA state on a large fenced property. We had a Great Pyrenees, he died a year ago at the age of 12. Please, e-mail us: roccorobins@yahoo.com. Thank you.
Rocco <roccorobins@yahoo.com>
Kent, WA USA - Thursday, January 15, 2004 at 03:14:53 (EST)

I got my pyr "dolly" in april from someone who never had a big dog before. they did not have much of a yard so they kept her caages for most of the day & night. she is 2 years old now & is the light of my life. she loves to run around our huge fenced yard & she even plays fetch! i have never had a dog with more personality. she can be quite a handful sometimes because she is so mischevious but that is part of what we love about her.
linda h. <alspal321@aol.com>
burlington, wi USA - Monday, January 12, 2004 at 21:04:13 (EST)

Your web site is wonderful! We lost our Pyr, Cali, a little over a year ago. She was a show dog we rescued from breeders when she was three. She was the most wonderfully gentle and loving dog that I have ever known. We adopted her because of a Pyr mix we had before her that was also deeply loved and appreciated. We are now looking for our third Pyr puppy, specifically a female. We do not mind if she is a mix our pure breed. Our first was a white shepard mixed with a Pyr, what a dog! Our second was full breed, she was amazing too! If any one has or knows of any puppies please let us know at gia@leedg.com. Thank you.
Gia Kordon <gia@leedg.com>
Rockville, Maryland USA - Monday, January 12, 2004 at 12:53:27 (EST)

We are interested in expanding our family and just looking for information about new puppies.
Judy Howe <jhowe@tampabay.rr.com>
Lakeland, FL USA - Sunday, January 11, 2004 at 11:46:22 (EST)

we are looking for a puppy we just lost ours yesterday due to it having heart problems it died and our kitten is lonley because they were best friend
angela <angel_girl_23232002@yahoo.com>
Elizabethtown, ky USA - Friday, January 09, 2004 at 12:43:09 (EST)

Our baby Lars was born on 10/07/03 and he is now 30Lbs . What a beautiful soul he has and he just knows evryone wants to love hime when he sees them. It is truly amazing how protective he is .We were walking in and isolated area and the noise that sounded seemed like a falling tree .He put himself between me and the sound until we figured out it was a flock of Tukey Buzzards taking off at one time. Everyday he amazes me with his nature. What age do you recommend for neutering this breed?
Phyllis Shipes <pshipes2002@yahoo.com>
Cumming, GA USA - Friday, January 09, 2004 at 12:34:29 (EST)

My son has a beautifully sweet female Great Pyr he needs to find the perfect home for. She has had one liter of puppies, who are now 6 weeks old. Since her pregnancy, she has been extremely difficult to keep inside, or in their small yard. Sosha is deaf, but an extremely smart dog. We need to find a family that will work with her, and give her a beautiful place to just be a Great Pyr. email: carlaneet@aol.com
Carla Neet <carlaneet@aol.com>
Nashville, Tn USA - Tuesday, January 06, 2004 at 00:22:07 (EST)

Our beautiful and sweet ptr is 4 months old and for the first time grab the ankle of our grown daughter who was playing with her and when i went to her she grab my leg and we could hardly control her . Has any one any advise for us as this was a scary thing for the whole family . this was a first for her and we hope never again . Thanks for any help .
June turner <loratj@webtv.net >
Musella, Ga USA - Sunday, January 04, 2004 at 00:24:41 (EST)

Wonderful to have finally found a Pyr list site. Kudos. Anyone in the Pittsburgh area interested in getting their Pyrs together for a romp or hike? Email me...
Jason Repko <jasonrepko@excite.com>
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Saturday, January 03, 2004 at 15:05:39 (EST)

If anyone is interested in adopting a 3 year old male Pyr named Shemya, please contact me at the above email address. He is our beloved family pet that needs to find a new home due to my son's asthma and respiratory problems. He is an indoor dog that needs lots of room and a fenced yard. He's also about the most loveable big dog we have ever seen....however he must find a new home fairly quickly. Contact me for details and information. Thank you-we are in the Marietta/Atlanta/West Cobb area. Lars
Lars <lars_belcher@yahoo.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Saturday, January 03, 2004 at 11:06:38 (EST)

We need to find a good home for our 2 yr. old male pyr. "Marley" is neutered, good with our 6yr.old grandson, very affectionate and protective of his family. He has a little difficulty with other dogs (very territorial). Marley is in good health, loves to tug on ropes and is not a barker. Please email if you would be interested in giving him a loving home. Please research the breed before deciding as a pyrenese isn't for everyone.
Kurt Zimmerman <Kzimmer2@columbus.rr.com>
ohio USA - Friday, January 02, 2004 at 20:09:12 (EST)

We need to find a good home for our 2 yr. old male pyr. "Marley" is neutered, good with our 6yr.old grandson, very affectionate and protective of his family. He has a little difficulty with other dogs (very territorial). Marley is in good health, loves to tug on ropes and is not a barker. Please email if you would be interested in giving him a loving home. Please research the breed before deciding as a pyrenese isn"t for everyone.
Kurt Zimmerman <Kzimmer2@columbus.rr.com>
ohio USA - Friday, January 02, 2004 at 20:08:00 (EST)

I HAVE A THREE YR. INTACT MALE WHO NEEDS A NEW HOME. HE IS MY 8YR. SON'S DOG AND THEY LOVE EACH OTHER. THE PROBLEM IS PATCHES HAS BITTEN MY 3YR OLD IN THE FACE TWICE NOW. NOT BAD BUT IT DID BREAK THE SKIN. HE'S USED TO HAVING THE RUN OF ABOUT 30 ACRES. OTHER THAN WHAT I DESCRIBED HE'S A GOOD DOG.
Donna Watkins <dldwatkinsrt@hotmail.com>
west, Tx USA - Friday, January 02, 2004 at 16:58:25 (EST)

Hello Again, I just wrote concerning anyone with info. on teaching a new pup of 4 months how to be a guard for our goat herd. The e-mail address was not correct. I wanted to make sure you had my correct address as shown in this post so I would be assured to get any input. Thanks Again ")
June Turner <Loratj@webtv.net>
Musella, Ga USA - Thursday, January 01, 2004 at 21:38:41 (EST)

Hi..We are the new owners of a female PYR. She is now 4 months old. We have a small herd of goats that we want her to guard but aren't having a lot of luck with the training. When she is with the goats all she is interested in doing in jumping at them & then running them. Any suggestions on training would be appreciated. We have many books on the breed but none that go into specifics with the training of a livestock PYR. Right now anytime she is around the goats we have to keep her on a leash. We love this site and hope to get feed back on this topic and any other helpful info. on her breed. Thank You :)
June Turner <LoratJ@webtv.et>
Musella, Ga USA - Thursday, January 01, 2004 at 21:33:20 (EST)

Let me tell you about Rudy - our 2 year old. He is the finest, smartest, most regal animal one could ever imagine. Although he has had no formal training whatsoever, he recognizes and obeys many commands. He displays this obedience for one reason - he receives nothing but unconditional love and attention from us; my wife and I. We were blessed with him as a pup at 10 weeks old, from probably one of the finest breeders in the West; Sunburst Kennels in Scottsdale, AZ. Mary Anne chose our pup for us, to suit OUR personality, we had nothing to say in the matter. But rest assured, we received a puppy who has brought nothing but joy to us both. Now, at 2 years old, Rudy is our best friend and faithful companion. We named him Rudy because he was the 12th of 12 puppies, weighing only 1 pound at birth. His strength was so little that he could not nurse on his own, so MaryAnn bottle fed him the entire time he was to nurse. Hence, Rudy, the runt, as in the movie of the Notre Dame football player who played only one play in his entire tenure at college. But Rudy is unmistakeable a champion - a champion in our daily lives, in our fondest wishes for our life and his, and in our house and home. God bless the Great Pyrenees - they keep us safe from the bears and coyotes, and the soothe our souls. Best to you and your Pyr's. Jack Hammitt Breezy Pine, AZ
Jack Hammitt <cw3jack@direcway.com>
Mayer, AZ USA - Monday, December 29, 2003 at 20:53:11 (EST)

Can someone recommend a first class training book or video for Great Pyranees? I especially want to train our new pup to do his "business" only at a designated site, or sites. We have bike and hiking trails crisscrossing our land and it is very annoying when dogs "drop their load" right in front of people on the trails. ROVER is a cute little guy, only 8 weeks old and ready to train. Thanks for your help.
Troy Montana <troymontana@juno.com>
Ladonia, TX USA - Monday, December 29, 2003 at 19:59:24 (EST)

Hi, I have read some of the notes left by various Pyr owners. I currently own 4 Pyreenes and have to say I am the biggest fan. Our dogs are the working type and live with our stock of 200+ head of cows and sheep 24/7. To those that own Pyrs they are a very indepandent breed and generally do not train like a lab or others. Their hearts are with live stock and vast amounts of land. Our dogs can travel as many as 10 miles aday. If bonded at the puppy stage they can be hands down the best childs dog ever. It is my hope that who ever decides to own this breed truly understand who they realy are. They are not a town dog and fetch is not their game of choice. It is unlikely that you will teach the average Pyr that game. But they will love you till the day they die and will protect your children and stock unconditionally. We have owned and lost many a Pyr over the years on our ranch and all our "kids" lived their days roaming our ranch, cuddling a cold lamb or licking a new born calf. They were born with the stock and they died with them. They are Gods little fighters. Please carefully consider your life before owning a Pyr. They are not for everyone.
Dee Millard <dunrovin@hotmail.com>
Vanderhoof, B.C. Canada - Monday, December 29, 2003 at 15:41:11 (EST)

My great pyrenees is 3 years old. We rescued her from the humane society a year ago. She is a wonderful addition to our family. We also have two cats. I would only have big dogs they are so gentle!
Gerry Miller <gerry6166@comcast.net>
Commerce Twp., Mi USA - Monday, December 29, 2003 at 15:08:34 (EST)

We are the proud owners of a three year old female pyr. She is very loving and committed to her family. We are moving to Florida in the spring and I'm concerned about how she will tolerate the Florida heat. Any comments from other owners would be appreciated.
Kelly Calpino <Mikhael@sprynet.com>
Reading, PA USA - Saturday, December 27, 2003 at 13:46:15 (EST)

Do you believe a male or female makes a better guard dog?
Linda Fogleman <cesminis@cablenet-va.com>
Lebanon, Va USA - Saturday, December 20, 2003 at 22:32:38 (EST)

Hello, We have just bought a beautiful 12 week old PYR girl for my dad to help protect his goat herd. She had already been out in the pasture with her mom and dad who were livestock dogs before we bought her. The problem since she has gone to live with my mom & dad is she doesn't want my dad to leave her at all. She also runs the goats who have already been traumatized by wild dogs. Thus the reason we decided to buy my dad the PYR. My dad is spending every waking minute out in the yard with her but the main problem is when he comes inside for anything she jumps over a fence and runs up to the backdoor. He really has lots of questions on how to stop her from doing this. I would love to go online and post this question but couldn't figure out how to do it. If you would please write me back to inform me how to ask questions to your PYR lovers I would appreciate it so much. Thank You, Angela Farthing
Angela Farthing <Peachangel73@aol.com>
Lexington, Ky USA - Saturday, December 20, 2003 at 16:09:17 (EST)

I found your site and thoroughly loved the pictures of everyones dogs. I had to have my male pyr put down on Oct. 21 because of bone cancer. It had spread thru his body. I very much miss him. He was my gentle giant. Always very well behaved. He was 10 years old. He loved to go for long walks. I just recently picked up a female from some people who bought her and thought she was just to large. I am glad I found her for she was in bad shape when I got her. She has been to the vet several times now and is doing well. She is well behaved and very smart. Her name is Angel. She was my gift since my Burley had to go. Merry Christmas.
Mona <mustang_lady2000@yahoo.com>
Portage, WI USA - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 at 20:46:33 (EST)

Here's wishing all Great Pyrenenees and their owners out there a VERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS !! Love Kaiwa (10yrs, male) and Ticco (7yrs.male)
Nicole Brideau <coreyb@nb.sympatico.ca>
Notre Dame, NB CANADA - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 at 12:08:51 (EST)

We have 2 G. P. , DAKOTA and CHEYANNE {male and female ]which we plan to try to teach to pull a sled. Any suggestions?
Bob And Marilyn Brooke <mrbrooke@inlandnet.com>
So. Cle Elum , Wa. USA - Monday, December 15, 2003 at 23:13:59 (EST)

sepu aka gi na ebea
nwanne <w@yahoo.com>
aba, imo niger - Monday, December 15, 2003 at 18:34:45 (EST)

Hi, we just added a ten month old Pyr. to our family. We absolutely love him. However, I need to find a book (advise) specific to training Great Pyrenees. We have done some research on trainers but have recognized that many good trainers may not know the unique behaviors of the Great Pyr. Specifically: bed wetting (mine), excessive barking (only when outside, he spends most of the time 97% inside with the family). I am aware that some barking is natural.
Dennis <Drlamb@wyom.net>
Jackson Hole, WY USA - Monday, December 15, 2003 at 14:21:57 (EST)

We are interested in Great Pyrenees puppies to help protect our cattle, horses, and smaller animals. How do you train these? Is anyone in Oklahoma breeding these? What should we watch for (helath check) Thank You!
C <cfellers@fellersbarnoneranch.com>
Wagoner, Ok USA - Monday, December 15, 2003 at 08:23:49 (EST)

My girl Kasey just wanted to say hi,to all of her fans, and family.
jim daniels <kaseydog@peoplepc.com>
conemaugh, pa USA - Friday, December 12, 2003 at 01:13:24 (EST)

Due to uncontrollable circumstances, my husband and I are in need of a new home for our 6 year old male Pyr. He loves children, and is wonderful for a ranch setting. He would make a wonderful addition to any home.
Kari Barker <karibarker@hotmail.com>
Houma, LA USA - Tuesday, December 09, 2003 at 11:55:48 (EST)

love your site which i just discovered. i have a 3 yr old female,Emma whom i just adore!! she's my 1st GP and now i know i'll always have one.
r <ejtwins2002@yahoo.com>
cherry hill, nj USA - Sunday, December 07, 2003 at 20:02:47 (EST)

I have just recently started looking into the pyres as a pet. they are the most beutiful dog ive seen....How long is their life span???
Mary Haas <mim@kooee.com.au>
Tara, QLD Australia - Saturday, December 06, 2003 at 01:16:48 (EST)

We have for sale 3 females and 1 male. The litter is AKC and will be available the 2nd week in January. Phone # 719-689-5659. Thanks
Dennis Clifton, Sr. <decli@carderconcrete.com>
Colorado Springs, CO USA - Friday, December 05, 2003 at 14:42:32 (EST)

I am looking for a Great Pyr and want to know if there are any places in upstate Ny where i could find one a male 6-12 months good temper because of my grand daughter i have looked many places please help Love judy
Judy A Stevens <drtbker444@adelphia.net>
Norwich, N.Y. USA - Wednesday, December 03, 2003 at 23:42:31 (EST)

Some of the questions are Interesting. I'de love to know the responses.
Fran <franzfr@aol.com>
Woodcliff Lake, NJ USA - Wednesday, December 03, 2003 at 12:48:16 (EST)

Am looking for Pyrenees breeders in NE Iowa, Wisconsin or Eastern Minn We would like a female pup thanks
Lynn Davis <lkdavis@cuttingedge.net>
Fairchild, WI USA - Tuesday, December 02, 2003 at 18:56:01 (EST)

HI!! I love great pyrenees! They are a great dog
Rae Cowell <lovetoloveyou_6969@yahoo.com>
panama city beach, Fl USA - Tuesday, December 02, 2003 at 16:56:57 (EST)

i don land hereooooooooooo
ndigbo <419@yahoo.com>
USA - Monday, December 01, 2003 at 21:40:21 (EST)

Does anyones Great Pyranees play fetch? Mine seems really uninterested. He looks as though we are crazy when we throw something and tell him to retrieve it... Help!
Julie <smrgrl@excite.com>
Seattle, WA USA - Monday, December 01, 2003 at 16:31:41 (EST)

Season's Greeting to all GP lovers! My 2 year old GP, Clay, is so glad that it is winter. Let it snow!!!
Tom <prosinski@ccbmrdd.org>
cleveland, Oh USA - Monday, December 01, 2003 at 11:42:26 (EST)

Our family is looking for a female pyranese to bring home.We are very loving,we have 2 children (5 and 3 months).We also have a 10 year old male mix(shephard,st bernard,collie).We love big dogs and have plenty of room to run.My dog bear is getting old and I would like to have a puppy before his time comes so he can help teach her to be a good dog.If anyone can help, please e-mail
jennifer hoover <jhoover4@stny.rr.com>
bolivar, ny USA - Sunday, November 30, 2003 at 21:36:19 (EST)

I have a pyr-berner. She is weeks and such a dear. We love her. She fits in with our berner and jack russell perfect.
carolyn <carterelle@aol.com>
Colorado springs, co USA - Saturday, November 29, 2003 at 21:58:01 (EST)

Thanks for the site! I'm now down to my last only "one" Pyr. She is 11yrs, and a retiring, certified service critter, enjoying the cold in the midwest. There is nothing else like the devotion of Pyr! Once they bond, and you become one of their flock, that's it, you'll be hooked for life! Exceptional breed. I only wish we humans can find more ways to return the love and gratitude.
Ipster <indiapaige@hotmail.com>
Volcano, HI USA - Wednesday, November 26, 2003 at 12:35:08 (EST)

sepu aka gi na ebea
nwanne <ww@yahoo.com>
aba, aba USA - Monday, November 24, 2003 at 19:56:21 (EST)

Saw one this afternoon--FELL IN LOVE! =) Anyone know how I can get one (online...) thanks!
Nikki <Nikki-N-Ryan@hawaii.rr.com>
Papaikou, HI USA - Sunday, November 23, 2003 at 00:54:57 (EST)

I am a volunteer at an animal shelter in Waco and there is a 10 month old waiting to be adopted. I already have a 2 yr. old lab and wanted to find out how compatible they usually are with other dogs. The Pry. is very affectionate and gentle. Is there any advice you could give me?
M Johnson <pooh146@airmail.net>
Hewitt, Tx USA - Saturday, November 22, 2003 at 20:25:44 (EST)

My husband and I have 2 Pyr.(babies). Sophie 2ys.4mos. 105lbs.and Soloman 15mos.137lbs. Wouldn't trade them for any other dogs in the world! What a joy! Got both at 8 wks. old. They are an experience!!! Thanks for your site!
Debbie Seezs <dlang41@hotmail.com>
Mitchell, SD USA - Monday, November 17, 2003 at 21:07:19 (EST)

I love the breed of the Great Pyrenees. I found one that was stranded in my backyard, and because of the information, I found out what breed he was.
Savannah Wilson <rbbb1@yahoo.com>
Arlington, Texas USA - Saturday, November 15, 2003 at 14:00:54 (EST)

We are considering purchasing a pyr either a pure or a cross.I had one when I was a teenager and she(Mandy) was my best friend. Could anyone tell me where to start to look in Saskatchewan or nearby. Thanks
Shaun Clark <shaun.jana.clark@sasktel.net>
Rosetown, Saskatchewan Canada - Saturday, November 15, 2003 at 12:39:20 (EST)

great sight, thanks for the info
Shaun Clark <shaun.jana.clark@sasktel.net>
rosetown, Sk Canada - Saturday, November 15, 2003 at 12:36:33 (EST)

nice site
ngbada oru <ngbada@yahoo.com>
apapa, la USA - Friday, November 14, 2003 at 09:30:14 (EST)

I am the proud owner of a 4 month old Great Pyrenees named Zoey.
Alisa Drumheller <wapwallgirl@aol.com>
wapwallopen, pa USA - Thursday, November 13, 2003 at 19:24:23 (EST)

I'am Looking for a Great Pyrenees in the future,my son is 4 so thought it would be good to wait, looking to find one that may need a home.I had a Rott.for 12yrs. so I have had a big dog befour.Was looking in Maine,can't not find any so far .Hope someone can help me.We have cat's and a small dog.
Denise <blackgmcmad@yahoo.com>
Eddington, Me. USA - Monday, November 10, 2003 at 19:11:47 (EST)

419lome
419 <419.com>
419, 419 USA - Thursday, November 06, 2003 at 03:57:56 (EST)

Hi, (Housebreaking) we have a 5 month old female who is wonderful but stubburn when it comes to housbreaking, we have 2 other dogs and have not had this problem before, any suggestions thanks
Craig <pookiecc@juno.com>
Parker , Co USA - Wednesday, November 05, 2003 at 11:01:00 (EST)

Hi! It's really a pleasure "to take a trip into the PyrNet world"! We sometims feel a little lonely with our Pyrs here in Norway, but this helps! Keep on the good work!
Hilde D Aune <cubilon@start.no>
Norway - Wednesday, November 05, 2003 at 10:49:05 (EST)

I have a wonderful 6 yr. old AKC male (neutered). He is the biggest, fluffy, puppy of a dog that you have ever met. I need to find a new home for him. My yard is way too small for him. Seriously, he is the coolest dog. He just needs (deserves) some room to roam. I would be more than happy to help with shipping/moving costs if necessary. I just want him to have a happy, loving home.
Jim Zeeb <jim.zeeb@liquidenviro.com>
The Colony, TX USA - Wednesday, November 05, 2003 at 00:26:01 (EST)

I'm looking for a male great pyrennes pup in northern minnesota as my big boy max passed recently
timh <etmjelll@paulbunyan.net>
cass lake, mn USA - Tuesday, October 28, 2003 at 12:36:07 (EST)

Hi, I am looking for a saint bernard puppy. It is my girlf friend's birthday Saturday and she has always wanted one. I've been trying to put it off so I could do something special for her b-day. She would love it. I'm willing to drive to TN, NC, SC, MD and of course, any part of VA. Please help me!!! I can pay $300. I know it's not much but we just got a house as well. Someone please e-mail me if they see anything.
April <herdreamgirl@yahoo.com>
Roanoke, VA USA - Tuesday, October 28, 2003 at 09:31:25 (EST)

I am north of Atlanta and I am looking for a Great Pyrenees puppy. I was a previous owner, but this one died. If anyone has one and know of one in GA. Please email me.
Rob <Navaflaire@yahoo.com>
Atlanta, GA USA - Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 15:09:52 (EDT)

Ijust adopted a GreatPyrenees mix. He was rescued from the highway where some dirtball dropped him off. He is 6 mos. Zack is very stubborn, any suggestions on training? Thanks, Chris
Christopher Taylor <Christopher84095@netscape.net>
Salt Lake City, ut USA - Friday, October 24, 2003 at 15:21:19 (EDT)

Hi there, i have a 5yr. old G.P. and recently he just lost one of his back dew claws. All that is there now is a stub. Will this heal on its own or do i go to the vet? I love him dearly and want him to still be able to go for long hikes with me. any suggestion would be great.
Lorrie Tuckey-Castle <ridgewalker@telus.net>
Kimberley, Canada - Monday, October 20, 2003 at 21:46:49 (EDT)

I have a nine month old Pyreenes named Dozier who already weight a good 110 pounds and is my constant companion all day. I couldn't ask for a more loyal or beautiful dog ever.
Theresa McCann-Horn <mccannhorn@hotmail.com>
Whitefish, MT USA - Friday, October 17, 2003 at 17:34:10 (EDT)

I have two dogs and am moving. I can't keep them and am trying to find out where to go to see if anyone wants to adopt them. They are half sisters, one is 5 and the other is 6. Any info you can send me on who adopts Great Pyr. would be greatly appreciated,
Tracy Lydon <tlydon1@maine.rr.com>
USA - Monday, October 13, 2003 at 08:42:19 (EDT)

I have two dogs and am moving. I can't keep them and am trying to find out where to go to see if anyone wants to adopt them. They are half sisters, one is 5 and the other is 6. Any info you can send me on who adopts Great Pyr. would be greatlt appreciated,
Tracy Lydon <tlydon1@maine.rr.com>
USA - Monday, October 13, 2003 at 08:40:31 (EDT)

I have one female Pyr, Sara Jane, she's the best dog we've ever had, a little stubborn but sweet!
Jennifer Bray <Jenabray@comcast.net>
Indianapolis, In USA - Friday, October 10, 2003 at 14:01:56 (EDT)

I adopted a Pyr from our local shelter, she is around 2 years old. Obviously she had been abused, and had no social skills. While I am with her she is fine with other people. If I go away for a couple of days and ask a friend to come and feed her she growls at them, and they are afraid of her. How can I get her to accept others when I am away?
Tricia Kitchens <carolinabrit56@webtv.net>
Buffalo, sc USA - Thursday, October 02, 2003 at 15:57:08 (EDT)

I am sorry about my note about my rat. I misunderstood what this cite was about.
lynne riggs <lriggs@london.com>
Pueblo, CO USA - Thursday, October 02, 2003 at 13:37:56 (EDT)

I have a rat that is almost 2 years old and i don't think he is going to live much longer. I need to find a vet that knows about rat care in Pueblo, CO
lynne riggs <lriggs@london.com>
Pueblo, co USA