How big does a Great Pyrenees mix get?

How big does a Great Pyrenees mix get?

Size. The Great Pyrenees is a giant dog (both in size and heart). The average height is between 27 to 32 inches for a male and 25 to 29 inches for a female. On average, Great Pyrenees should be between 100 to 160 pounds for a male and 85 to 115 pounds for a female.

Are Pyrenees dogs aggressive?

The Great Pyrenees can be aggressive if not properly trained and socialized. They will attempt to defend their home from intruders, even if they happen to be one of your friends or family members. They are aloof and reserved, not aggressive. With that said, some Great Pyrenees are more aggressive than others.

Are Great Pyrenees good fighters?

They are perfectly capable of fighting off predators, and years ago the breed was known for its protectiveness rather than its gentleness. Breeders have worked for the past 50 years to breed our dogs so that they are fearless and tame.

Do Great Pyrenees make good house pets?

The Great Pyrenees can be a wonderful companion if you live in a suburban or rural area and lead a fairly placid life. These dogs like having quiet time in the house and enjoy a predictable, orderly routine. The guarding nature of this breed makes socialization especially important.

Should Great Pyrenees be groomed?

Regular grooming and inspection at least once a week are necessary for your Pyr — from puppyhood throughout his life. If you’ve looked at a big, beautiful Pyr and thought what a chore it must be to keep that white coat looking lovely, rest assured it is not that difficult.

Should Great Pyrenees eat grain free?

Feeding Your Great Pyrenees Note: The Great Pyrenees breed is not one that should be free fed. When feeding your dog, we suggest measuring enough food for one meal and only leaving it out for half an hour. This should give your dog time to eat. Most adult dogs do well eating two meals per day.

Can Great Pyrenees eat chicken?

Generally speaking, they will catch a chicken because it is so lovely and squawky and flapping wings etc. Then when the bird dies, they are obligated to eat it (Pyrenees have to clean up anything that might attract predators).