Great Pyrenees Livestock Guardian Dogs

Skye joined our family in July of 2022. She is gorgeous, and has a good solid fluffy build. When we first got her, she had a light grey masking on her head which has since faded. We are super excited for this pairing, as Skye is simply gorgeous and has badger mask markings in her lineage so hopefully we will have some colorful pups! She is so very sweet, and is shyer then the other two. She is very good with the little dogs, and loves to be snuggled by her human family. We are so impressed by her puppies - She makes very sweet, large, fluffy and gorgeous babies. We don't believe in over-breeding, so this will be Skye's last litter, and the final litter is the most gorgeous yet!

Zena and Zeus have had 4 litters of awesome babies. They are both working Livestock Guardians and they do a great job protecting our home, as well as the many different animals on our small farm. Even tho they are protective of our property,  you will not find 2 sweeter family dogs. Zena is such an amazing mom! She is very dedicated to each puppy and they are raised in a loving healthy environment. She won't leave their side for the first couple weeks and does all the mommy work for us. We are blessed to have such a good girl as our Matriarch. Zena has a heart of gold, and we are so proud of her in so many ways. We only allow our Mama Dogs to have so many litters for health reasons, so Zena is now officially retired. 

About the Breed: Please do your research before choosing a Great Pyrenees!  They are gorgeous, sweet, snuggly dogs and are amazing with kids. But they are also breed to guard livestock! This means they will bark all night to warn off coyote and city neighbors might not enjoy this.…but it’s their job and they do it well. They can snuggle with a toddler and turn around and face down a mountain lion in the same breath. They are an Extra Large breed and prefer to be outside even when you don’t think they should be. They are insanely smart but also just as stubborn. They are an amazing breed - just make sure they are the right breed for you.