| Raven -
Oct 19 1999 - 03.06 MA My husband and I have two of these Polar Bears in our lives. Oberon is 7yrs. and has a new baby brother Taliesin 7 months old. I was kind of leary about having two boys, but they seem to have squared things away between themselves as to who is boss, it's certainly not any human that lives here!!!!! |
| ursa
- Oct 18 1999 - 13.15 test 18-10-99 |
| kathy
moura - Oct 15 1999 - 13.33 lemon grove CA i dont own a great pyrenees, but iam doing a report for my vet class.... |
| Adinda
Audie - Oct 14 1999 - 05.27 Centurion Gauteng When I was a little girl, I had a Pyrenees with the name Noela. She was very beautiful and obedient. She used to go sit in the tub and hollor if she thought it time for a bath! And she never slept on the ground, always on one of the garden chairs! When she was 8 months old, a car ran her down before our house - it was a tragic day in our whole family. But since then,I've always had a soft spot for the Great Pyrenees. |
| ursa -
Oct 13 1999 - 19.24 test 14-10-99 |
| Moffett
Craig - Oct 12 1999 - 13.49 Noblesville Indiana We have a 6 month old Pyr named Sophie. For 27 years we had Newfs. Belle, our last Newf died of natural causes at the age of 15. I really missed her. But a few months ago we got Sophie and are delighted with her. She walks 2 and a half miles with me everyday. I am slowly learning about Pyrs and their habits. Would love to receive any info on them. |
| Jane
Cruse - Oct 12 1999 - 06.16 Rochester MI We have a 3 yr. old Pyr. named Sparty. He is a very loving dog. We invested in an invisible fence for Sparty, since we are in a new neighborhood which doesn't allow fences. At first, I was very skeptical and his pain tolerance seemed to great. But, to my amazement, it took him about 2 mo. to become completely invisible fence trained and now he absolutely loves the freedom it allows him. His barks seem to be more to draw attention to himself than territorial. He loves anyone who comes to pet him -- if they dare because of his 110 lbs. Sparty has a wonderful temperment to our children, which is why we strongly considered the Pyrs. He is very loveable. |
| Lynette and Michael
Dale - Oct 11 1999 - 18.11 Morristown TN We recently adopted a mixed Pyr/ St.Barn from a humane society. He's more Pyp and we love Snoodles dearly. He's our MILLION dollar dog. |
| Robert &
Lea Stabile - Oct 11 1999 - 15.12 Brandon FL We became interested in the Great Pyrenees when we found one on the side of the road in the middle of the summer in Brandon, FL. He was beautiful and sweet and charming. You know, all the things the Great Pyrs are! Well, we did find his owner who was worried sick and felt that we wanted another big dog. We have had our Bullmastiff, Guilty, since he was 8wks old! He needed a playmate! Well, we joined a Pyr List, made some friends, participated and volunteered for rescue and rescued our own Great Pyr! His name is Zeke. His is a sad story but we have him now and we love him VERY much! He is GREAT! He is the sweetest dog in the world and he and our Bullie, Guilty, are like brothers now! Zeke has been a wonderful addition to our family. He is EVERYTHING the Great Pyr is and should be! Thank you for letting us share our story! Robert & Lea |
| Alicia
Rivera - Oct 11 1999 - 10.53 Roseburg Oregon I love Pyrenees, and wish to get one in the near future. I have aboute 80 or less sheep, and want a dog. I here these a very well watch dogs. I would like more info on these dogs. |
| Robin
Weeks - Oct 10 1999 - 07.42 Charlotte NC My Pyr is now 11 years old. We have had two liters of beautiful puppies. I have been blessed with a long time companion. She now suffers from arthritic hips, but still thinks she can chase the cats. Her eyes and mind are as clear as ever and she still provides me with that knowing love that a Pyr can give. It's hard to believe that a Pyr could get any sweeter, but I think that the older my Belle has gotten the sweeter and more loving she has become. |
| ORIT
NEVO - Oct 9 1999 - 07.25 LOD Enjoyed the site very much! |
| Nick
Purcell - Oct 7 1999 - 11.00 St.Peters Mo I had a great pyrenees until about august of 99. I left for school, and my parents didn't want her so they made me take her to the Humane Society, it was the hardest thing I ever had to do. Casey (my pyr) was the best dog I could have ever wanted to have. She was my best friend, and I would have done anything for her, I regret going away to school for the soul reason that I had to get rid of my dog. If anyone knows of a person who adopted a 4 year old female Great Pyrenees in St.Louis Missouri in late August, I would really like to know how she is doing. Those of you who have a Great Pyr, go give it a hug, and realize what a precious gift you have. |
| Richard
Giovanisci - Oct 7 1999 - 10.11 New Jersey My Pyr is four years old and we love him dearly. He has been to obedience classes and is a very quick learner when he feels like it. My problem is his is very territorial and recently bit a delivery person. The dog was tied on the porch in plain view and barking like crazy. My father was with him and is 81 and walks with a walker. He told this person six times as he was comming up the driveway not to come any closer to the dog but he got closer anyway. He even tried to make friends with the dog and waved his clip board in the dogs face. Will needless to say the dog bit him in the leg. It wasn't bad but he did bleed a little. I'm sure I will probably be sued for his stupidity. I feel this because a car road by a few days later taking pictures of the house. My dog never grawls at anyone he knows nor has he ever attacked anyone he knows. My question is what can I do if anything to stop him bitting. I'm afraid with the laws now that even if someone should break into my house and the dog bites him I'll be the bad guy and the dog will be put down. I did not buy the dog for protection and someone is always with the dog when he is out front. It looks like the dog will be confined to the back yard from now on because of a untrained human. |
| Marta
Poludnik - Oct 6 1999 - 08.58 LONDON ONTARIO I just got a wonderful PYR pup last spring.She is a great freind for me and my 3-year old German Shepard. |
| christopher smith -
Oct 5 1999 - 22.39 mt. sterling ohio i have a 5yr old pyr/yellow lab mix named daizee. she looks like a full pyr, minus about 10-15 lbs. Just recently she gained two new companions, a minature schnauzer, named kohl, and my daughter, arizona.... personaly i think daizee prefers arizona's company to kohl's... less energetic play partner, haha. daizee is like a second mother to both them. when either of them cry, daizee is right there to make sure they are ok. it's great.... but then aren't pyr's supposed to be??? haha. |
| Helaina
- Oct 4 1999 - 19.16 I am the owner of an 8-year-old female. She's not purebread, but is so pyr that we can't tell what else she has in her! Anyway, thanks for creating this site, I've never met anyone who even knew what a Great Pyrenees was! The site looks great! |
| ELLIS WHILDEN -
Oct 4 1999 - 12.25 ATLANTIC CITY NEW JERSEY A FRIEND OF MINE IN CHARLOTTE, NC RECENTLY FOUND ONE OF THESE DOGS. SHE CONTACTED THE OWNER BUT THE LADY DOESN'T WANT THE DOG BACK. THE DOG IS A TWO YEAR OLD FEMALE. SHE HAS BEEN SPAYED. MY FRIEND DOESN'T WANT TO SEE THE DOG PUT TO SLEEP. IF THERE IS ANYONE OUT THERE WHO IS INTERESTED IN ADOPTING THE DOG PLEASE CALL ME AT 609-247-9301. THANK YOU. |
| Joan
Astudillo - Oct 2 1999 - 13.56 Cheaspeake VA Thanks for the info. Ihave a pyr named Charlie |
| Samantha
Ginas - Oct 1 1999 - 09.54 Shoreham New York We had a Great Pyrenees for almost 13yrs named Palcantra. He was the most loveable, funny dog I have ever encountered. All 125lbs of him would try to get into my little twin bed and the both of us would end up on the floor--every night. I miss him very much and recommend this breed to anyone. |
| Jennifer
Doran - Sept 30 1999 - 13.39 PUEBLO CO I have a male great white pyrenees and was wondering if I could get some information on breeders around me. |
| Belinda
Powell - Sept 29 1999 - 15.34 Atlanta Ga. Great Web Page. My Friend John and I was checking out pages on pyrenees. John has a pyrenees and his name is Nash. He is white with a badger mask. See Ya later Belinda and John |
| Shari
Blandy - Sept 28 1999 - 15.07 Denton Texas I have a 9 year old great pyr named Lucas, he has been a joy for me, but the climate here is a little hard on him. |
| Carol
Hanagan - Sept 28 1999 - 10.07 clinton IL I love this page! I have a 10 month old pyr. A few months back I thought she was a "PILL". I understood she was just a puppy but I really thought I wasn't going to make it being a pyr owner. THEN my husband got another puppy (different breed) and WOW could I see the difference between these two different types of dogs! Yes, pyrs must be kept on a leash or a fenced in yard at all times. Yes they can bark like maniacs at anything and everything. Yes, they shed terribly (I keep my pyr inside the house). But oh, the love and gentleness and trust she gives to me is unbelievable!!! I really noticed the difference when we got this new puppy. I cannot believe the difference between other dog breeds and pyrs. I've read what others have said but never experienced it myself until now. So, if you're discouraged about your pyr puppy-----don't be. Give him/her time to grow up. Take it from one who has been there. It is SO worth it to own a pyr!!! :o) |
| Colleen
Amman - Sept 28 1999 - 09.12 Lubbock TX We have a 3 yr. old Pyr-Border Collie mix who has the coloring of a border collie but the personality of a Pyr. I can't imagine living without this sweet girl- she is our baby. We moved from Colorado and took Beauj from her playmate. She seemed so sad and alone that we decided to get her a companion. Well, now we have a 9 wk old male Pyr named Amadis and he has the same personality as Beauj and they get along wonderfully. We are so happy that we went with another Pyrenees. I have two queestions for you Pyr lovers: 1) Beauj was potty trained in one day - we are still having trouble with Amadis. What gives? 2) We shave Beauj twice a year because of the heat, but she is part Border Collie. Can we shave Amadis? Thanks and Adios |
| Anne
Conley - Sept 28 1999 - 07.34 Brookeville Maryland Very nice opening page pic. I am looking for a list of breeder's available on the east coast. |
| Vernon Baum
- Sept 28 1999 - 04.14 Sunset La. My Pyr's name is Buddy. He stays with my sheep day and night. He and I pal around or buddy togather in the afternoons and on weekends. He is a real joy. He is most enjoyable. I wish he were a little more agressive toward strangers, but he seems to love everyone. |
| Cheryl
King - Sept 27 1999 - 15.49 San Antonio Texas I have a small herd of boar/boar cross goats. Along with the goats, I have a FB Pry male (Huey)and a Pry/Anatolian Cross female (Daisy) who have literally grew up with our goats. Well, Huey and Daisy had puppies 2.5 weeks ago. The puppies' eyes are opened and they are becoming very active. I could use some guidance on when to start their shots, "mush" food, etc. from someone who has had some experience. Any assistance would be appreciated! Thank you! |
| Dr.Jan
Kippax - Sept 27 1999 - 06.20 Greene Maine Hello, all you Pyr-addicts from the Great State of Maine! http://www.pyrwindthunder.org/ |
| Lin
Benefield - Sept 27 1999 - 04.29 Decatur Georgia It's great to hear from so many other Pyr owners all over the world -- we don't run into many here in Atlanta. We got our 4-year-old Pyr as a puppy and he's a GREAT dog -- no problems. I'd like to suggest to anyone just getting a Pyr puppy that you take it to a "puppy kindergarten" class if you can. These classes teach the dog (and owners) some simple obedience stuff, but far more important, they socialize the dogs to other people and other dogs. It's all low-key and fun -- the puppies love it because they get to play with other puppies and get treats. |
| Laura
Colgan - Sept 26 1999 - 13.27 Tulsa OK Just trying to determine if this breed is right for us, we have located a Pyrenees in the city shelter. |
| Larry
Talley - Sept 26 1999 - 10.55 Birmingham Alabama Our Pyrenees puppy is named Dee and is very beautiful and white. She is very loveable and friendly. http://home.att.net/~trinityout |
| Ron
Loveless - Sept 26 1999 - 10.50 Birmingham Alabama Just got a new puppy and she is absolutely beautiful. She is the greatest pet I have ever had. She is a Great Pyrenees with the great underlined. http://home.att.net/~trinityout |
| Christine
Schwinge - Sept 26 1999 - 09.28 Iselin New Jersey HELP! My husband surprised me with a great pyrenees puppy last night. She is four months old. We have a thirteen year old dog currently (Kona) who is a lab/shepherd mix and she is about 100 pounds. This puppy is huge - I cannot even lift it. Kona is barking at the puppy when it comes near. The puppy does not want to be in its cage. We do not have a big house or big yard. Any advice about the breed or how to handle or train the new puppy would be greatly appreciated. Any suggestions for names? Please email me at christineschwinge@home.com. Thanks very much! |
| Louise
Elliott - Sept 25 1999 - 20.11 Woodridge New York We just put a deposit on a Great Pyrenees. We will bring him home on Oct 14.1999. Can't wait, he's all white and adorable. |
| Sherry
Davies - Sept 25 1999 - 15.58 Cleveland Ohio We love the breed. We had one " Sadie Bear " and lost her to bone cancer which is common in larger breeds. Two months later we got another one "Sarah Jane", she in now 1year and 4 months old. She is so much like Sadie Bear. They are a very gentle loving breed. We love them very much. |
| Lee &
Jean Arnette - Sept 25 1999 - 10.58 Fort Lauderdale FL We love our Pyr!!!! |
| carla
manger - Sept 24 1999 - 18.08 white sulphur springs montana I am looking for one of these great dogs, please if anyone has any puppies or knows where i can locate one PLEASE e mail me GET WEB |
| Amory Huffman
- Sept 23 1999 - 19.20 Cincinnati OH I have wanted to have a Pry as part of my family for so long- We have found a litter of 8 in PA, 7 weeks old. I will meet on Sat and see if we are compatable. I am concerned they need excessive room and a fenced yard due to territorial issues. Guidance would be appreci |
| Colette
Wilkie - Sept 23 1999 - 18.26 Hendersonville NC I have recently become interested in the breed and I am trying to find out all I can about these dogs. |
| Tim and Paula
Dexter - Sept 23 1999 - 13.47 Dunedin FL We have 2 pyrs. Tiny (which he isn't) is 5 and Barkley (named after Barkley on Sesame Street and his name sake Charles Barkley, skills aren't part of the name) is 2. We have never seen a Pyrenees that win over whoever it is around. They really are the Gentle Giants of the world. |
| Velez
Edgar - Sept 23 1999 - 10.34 Texcoco Mexico I have a female pyr she has 11 months and is very beuty i want to hear mor abouts pyr |
| Maura -
Sept 23 1999 - 06.04 claverack NY We have a 10 month old Great Pyrenees puppy. She is absolutely wonderful in most every way. .good on lead, obeys the commands she's been taught, house-broken, is not destructive. . .but. ..isn't there always a but??. ..she has three places in our house that she is VERY protective of and when my 12 year old son approaches me in any of these places, she growls at him. ..if I scold her, her growling turns fierce and she runs to her crate. It is SO frustrating! She plays with my son, sleeps draped across his body when they're watching TV, cleans out his hears for him (they've never looked cleaner!). ..but she acts this way . ..it almost always happens when I'm in the same vicinity. .. we've gathered that she feels that Dan is her litter mate and that I'm the mamma and that she wants me all to herself. I DO love her and it has been a very intense love. ..lately I've backed off and have been having Dan and my two daughters (whom, by the way, she never growls at) feed and care for her almost exclusively to lessen this bond that she and I have. . .am I doing right? Am I just mis-understanding the breed? Her growling, initially, almost seems like she's swearing at us. ..it only turns really snarly if I scold her for it. . .she also growls to go outside. . .she stands and stares at me and growls until I let her out, or fill her water bowl. .she's done this since she was a tiny pup . .it's not a sinister growl. .just a kind of "aww, come on already" kind of a sound. Also, she went thru her first heat about a month ago and this behavior seems to have heightened since then, along with her appetite. . .is that what happens? Would having her spayed help lessen this problem? She had a short period at five months when this same behavior increased and I read that it was her second 'fear' period and it did lessen within a few weeks. At this point, I really can't get a handle on whether or not she poses a danger to my son or to children visiting our house who don't understand her 'special places' . .99% of the time she's a dream dog and we LOVE having a giant breed. We have signed her up for obedience classes and I have spoken to the teacher and she immediately assumed that Blizzard was vicious. ... but that's not the case at all. ..just territorial. .. Sorry to babble on. ..this has been a very unsettling thing for our family. ..we adore this dog and want more than anything to work thru this. ..do you have any suggestions or advice as to whom to talk to? (Can you tell that our other dog is a Peek-a-Poo?) Thanks for any help that you can provide. |
| Mel Young
- Sept 22 1999 - 19.33 Richardson Texas I have 100 plus goats, mostly Boer cross. I currently have 3 adult Pyrenees x Anotolian cross who follow thwm all over the pasture, keeping coyotes, birds, leaves in the wind, etc. away from the goats. They are fantastic! I also have two female pups almost 5 weeks old who need a good home. I would trade for a female from different blood lines. One is masked, the other is solid |
| Don
& Becky McGuire - Sept 22 1999 - 13.17 Our Great Pryenees is a two-year old female named Belle. She is best friends with our 2 year-old Abyssinian male cat, rocket. She's very friendly and lovable. We just adore her. |
| marimonica and
Tom - Sept 22 1999 - 10.46 il My husband and I live with a female five year old Great Pyr. Her name is Bayona. She is named after the small city in northern Spain. She is our 1st dog. She is like having a two year old child at home instead of a DOG. Bayona is SO fierce and protective of us, and the property. She is warm and loving and CUTE! We love her to bits. I am sure I will always have Great Pyrs over any other dog. Big dogs are the best dogs. |
| Athena
Irland - Sept 21 1999 - 10.52 Huger SC I own a 2 yr old female Dot.She is a wonderful protector of my property.I live surrounded by the National Forest.I now have goats but she was not raised with them.I hope to get another one to raise with them. |
| Erin and Andrew
Halstead - Sept 21 1999 - 08.50 Uxbridge Ontario We just got Molly! She is 8 weeks old as of today! She is a delite, curious, and always keeps us on our toes. We have a feeling that she is growing by leaps and bounds overnight! |
| ray johnson
- Sept 21 1999 - 07.49 Black Diamonmd Alberta I have 2 pyrenees one is 2 years one is 6 months they get along great. Someone told me the older one will kill the younger one when he gets a little bigger . Anyone with info please e-mail at rayjohnson@looksmart.com |
| Justin
Lewis - Sept 20 1999 - 17.52 Denton TX I currently own four Great Pyrenees but have owned a total of six. I came to this page while writing an English paper for college for information. It looks great!!! These dogs are the greatest for protection, on both yourself and your animals. I don't think I will own another dog ever, just for the simple fact that I have never had one turn on me or my family or friends! |
| Tina
Ison - Sept 20 1999 - 15.29 Talbott Tn I just bought a Great Pyrenese and he is just wonderful.His name is CZAR and he is 14 weeks old:But he is already huge. I think this is the most beautiful breed of dogs in the world.I enjoy your website on these dogs-keep up the good work!! |
| Bradley Wheelus -
Sept 20 1999 - 13.19 Atlanta GA I am currently researching this breed in hopes to determine if it would fit in with my existing family. |
| bailey
oconnell - Sept 19 1999 - 16.16 alpena michigan We have a 5 year old female Great Pyrenees, Lakota. We added a German Shepherd puppy, Tak, a year ago. There seems to be a problem as to who is going to be the "alpha dog"---the German Shepherd breeder assured us it would be the male shepherd, but so far, Lakota rules the roost. Her pedigree includes the Karolaska line & Tip 'N Chip. At about 120 lbs, she is fit and rugged, living in this northcountry she gets a lot of exercise (not to mention being made to play puppy games with the 85 lb Tak!) We love them both, but "Lakota of the Languedoc" is our baby! |
| Julia
Anderson - Sept 18 1999 - 19.04 Oromocto New Brunswick I have a eight year old female Pyr. A fantastic campanion for my family which includes two golden retrievers. Although she is quite content to believe we all are her little sheep and must protect us from all evils of the world, she will not tolerate any other dogs in her back yard in her presence. It is her back yard, and no one may enter without her permission! |
| Richard -
Sept 18 1999 - 11.28 We have a Pyrenees cross / husky? Blue eyes look great on a Pyr! |
| Darlene
Licciardo - Sept 17 1999 - 15.28 Folsom California We are very interested in getting a Great Pyrenees. We are still looking for the perfect match. |
| KEN
TOMLINSON - Sept 17 1999 - 07.38 MARTINSVILLE INDIANA I HAVE A 7 MONTH OLD GREAT PYRENEESE HER NAME IS MOLLY. HER OUNERS HAD TO MOVE AND WAS GOING TO PUT HER TO SLEEP, WE TOOK THE DOG IN AND IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE BEING AROUN THIS GREET ANIMAL. |
| Teresa
Barber - Sept 16 1999 - 16.45 Woodsville N.H. I,m very interested in this wonderful breed of dog. And looking for a breeder close to my area for a companion. |
| Celestia
Mayasleca - Sept 16 1999 - 10.34 Shoreline WA I just adopted a 9 year old great pyrenees/german shepard cross named Bandit. He is huge and happy and wonderful. He came to me in bad shape, but with grooming and some aspirin he's perked right up, and now he's trying to play with my puppy. I had no idea what a wonderful dog I was getting. He is very stubborn, but he does listen. He's friendly with my other pets, and is quickly learning who is allowed in my yard. I don't understand how anyone could have neglected such a fine dog. I'm just glad they took him to the shelter where I found him. I love my Bandit. |
| John Luke
Pipkin - Sept 16 1999 - 07.42 Amarillo TX My great pyrenees is named Nana and shes the biggest and best dog in the world! |
| Katie
Woodring - Sept 16 1999 - 07.37 Milford OH I have a 6mth old Great Pyrenees named Lucy. I am loooking for training information and a breeder in my area. |
| Katie
Woodring - Sept 16 1999 - 07.36 Milford OH I have a 6mth old Great Pyrenees named Lucy. I am loooking for trainging information and a breeder in my area. |
| Anthony
Picozzi - Sept 15 1999 - 14.56 PA I am looking for a pup. I prefer the very large type. Any help would be appreciated. A Male or Female is fine. |
| Cathleen
Watts - Sept 15 1999 - 12.55 Corsicana TX, 75110 I have a great Pyrenes, and he in 8 months old, he is the best thing to me, and i love him so much. I named him Leo. He is the best pet i have ever had. |
| Cathleen
Watts - Sept 15 1999 - 12.53 Corsicana TX, 75110 I have a great Pyrenes, and he in 8 months old, he is the best thing to me, and i love him so much. |
| Cathleen
Watts - Sept 15 1999 - 12.53 Corsicana TX, 75110 I ahve a great Pyrenes, and he in 8 months old, he is the best thing to me, and i love him so much. |
| Eugene K.
Galbraith - Sept 14 1999 - 22.21 Hong Kong SAR Our Pyr is 20 months old. A GREAT pet! |
| Joan
Lefaivre - Sept 14 1999 - 10.06 Gananoque Ontario Great website. We just got a 3 year old Pyr. She has instantly become "Mommie's angel". |
| Colleen
McKenzie - Sept 13 1999 - 14.41 Lynn Lake Manitoba We just got a one month old Great Pyrenees/Husky cross, She is a beautiful dog and my kids just love her. We named her Endora. |
| Elizabeth
Gross - Sept 13 1999 - 11.19 Independence Missouri Chatka is a little over a year old now, and the best companion and pet I could ever ask for. She is very obedient and protective. She gets along with all the children and other pets we bring to the house. I couldn't have asked for a better dog. |
| Jaime Marti
- Sept 12 1999 - 21.22 Sandusky Ohio My family and I are the proud owners of an 8 month old Great Pyrenees. Her name is Duchess. She has brought our family such great joy.. We have 5 children ages 3-14 and they love her so much she has a hard time finding quiet time for herself.. Before Duchess my wife and I had never heard of her breed, my wife saw her while in the pet store getting bird food and fell in love with her, next day she had me there where I too fell in love with her and bought her on the spot. She was 2 months old.. She has brought so much happiness in our lives we want another Pyrenees for us as much as a companion for Duchess.. The Great Pyrenees is by far the most beautiful dog we have ever seen and until her we never considered owning a dog.. |
| Brandon
dalling - Sept 12 1999 - 12.51 Idaho Great Pyrenees have been great guardian dogs for our sheep herds. The dogs have great temperments. At the same time they do a great job of keeping predators like bears, coyotes, mountain lions, and bobcats from snacking on the sheep. We have somewhere in the range of 10-15 dogs at any given time. They are Great!! |
| Alice
Kauzlarich - Sept 11 1999 - 22.52 Marshall NC We had a Pyr given to us to use with our goat herd and fell in love with her. We now need another one. Anyone know of any puppies in the Western North Carolina region, please email me. |
| TARA
FOX - Sept 11 1999 - 22.34 PORT RICHEY FL I HAVE THE MOST WONDERFUL CREATURE ON THIS EARTH. THOR IS THE MOST LOVEABLE, STUBBORN AND PLAYFUL ANIMAL I HAVE EVER HAD BEFORE. I WON'T HAVE IT ANY OTHER WAY. THIS IS THE ONLY ONE FOR ME |
| Heather
- Sept 9 1999 - 23.18 I like to look through these websites to see the beautiful Pyrenees that people have for pets. I am a proud owner of one of these beautiful creatures. Her AKC name is " Kilaeua Kama Le'he Wahine O'Hau" translated that means : Kilaeua Princess of Snow. She was a birthday present from my husband in 1994. We named her in Hawaiian so, that there would be no chance of duplicating a name that could already exsist. She is white as snow and as stubborn as "Mt. Kilauea" the volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii.But, she is my baby and she is most definetly a "mama's girl". She is the second Pyr we have owned, the first being one of the best dogs we have ever owned. Her named was " St. Shastine Valentine" and went by "Shasta" for short. She lived to the ripe old age of 18 years before she developed hip displasia. We couldn't see getting anything other than another Pyr, after she passed. We love our Pyr and so does everyone that drives by or stops in. She is the light of my life. |
| jennifer
santiago - Sept 9 1999 - 21.39 richmond va I signed in in June and now I am back to tell youthat we have 'rescued' another pyr. She is about 11/2 years old and was very underweight, We had her spayed and checked out by the vet and other than being 30 lbs under weight she is healthy. We have become very attached to her, so needless to say, we are keeping her. We are having one problem with her though, she is very territorial where food is concerned. Will this end when she bulks up and she knows there will always be food for her, or is this just what it is? any suggestions out there? |
| SHARON
CHAFIN - Sept 8 1999 - 16.44 Schaumburg IL I would like to find a reputable breeder of Great Pyreneese. |
| Larry
Ward - Sept 8 1999 - 13.14 Dickson Tennessee My wife and I have thirteen Great Pyrenees on our farm in Middle Tennessee. We started withm one "Bo" and added a little "Brandy" stired and now have 13. They are working protectors of our goat herd. My grandchildren love to play with the big polar bears. I have had many dogs in past years, but the Great Pyrenees is the most loving of all. |
| Mindy
Catriz - Sept 7 1999 - 15.53 Kingston IL I own a four year old GP named Polo. He weighs roughly 105 pounds. I've had him for the last two and a half years. I got him from a GP rescue group from Wisconsin. He's a product of a divorce. He's adjusted well, and is the calmest and happiest dog I've ever had. |
| Nicole -
Sept 7 1999 - 14.03 North Carolina I just was interested in finding out if a great pyreneese was good for our family. We have a medium sized yard, one child, a cat, and will eventually be getting a doberman. My husband and i are each getting our own dogs, so i am being very choosy about this decision. I have always wanted a white, majestic looking dog. I was interested in a Kuvas, but read more about them and found you needed to spend a lot of time training, etc. I am home all day with my son, so the dog will rarely be lonely. I want a friendly dog, but one that will not be too friendly to everyone that walks into my house. I do not want one that barks alot or is hyper. I first saw one in a vet's office and i was stunned at how gorgeous it was.The owner seemed to think that this was the best dog in the world to have,and that it was great with kids. I guess my concern is the doberman that we will eventually get. My husband grew up with them and really wants one. Will this be a bad match? Basically, does all of this sound like a good home for a Great Pyrenees? I would be very interested in your comments, since you know more about their persnoalities and temperments. I am taking my dog search maybe a little too serously, but i really want the perfect dog for our family, yet one that is beutiful and a little less common than a lab or golden retriever. One more question, how much grooming do they require,and do they shed uncontollably.We also live in the south, so i wonder if it may be too hot. Thanks for listening. Don't worry about a detailed response! |
| LOUIS
PETERSON - Sept 6 1999 - 21.31 springfield ky just trying to find out more about the breed.thinking about a pup for pet only, no showing |
| phyllis
costner - Sept 6 1999 - 17.44 diboll texas i am the proud owner of a 3 month old female named tiki. she's wonderful and beautiful. |
| HEIDI
VANELST - Sept 5 1999 - 16.12 Whitby Ontario Sorry,previous E.Mail address incorrect. We have an 11 month old lovable handful. That loves to dig, chase butterflies,airplanes and anything else that dares to come anywhere near our property including our air space!! |
| Candace Coll
- Sept 5 1999 - 10.18 Kenvil New Jersey I have owned Pyr's for 15 years. My first was a pound puppy who weighed 165 lbs. The day he died my second was born. He brought new life into our sad days. We added a little female who still is a genteel being. I rescued my forth. She thinks she rules the world and melts our hearts. It's a wonderful life to share with Pyr's. http://community.nj.com/cc/gsgpc |
| HEIDI
VANELST - Sept 5 1999 - 08.38 whitby ontario WE HAVE AN 11 MONTH OLD LOVABLE HANDFUL!!! |
| tammi
camp - Sept 4 1999 - 18.52 Westvill IN i love my dogs they are great pyrenees! |
| Monique -
Sept 3 1999 - 14.44 Op 23 oktober 1987 heb ik mijn eerste Pyreneeër in huis gehaald. Sindsdien kon ik geen dag meer zonder die heerlijke witte knuffelberen. Fantastische dieren, toch? |
| dan and linda
magny - Sept 3 1999 - 12.10 timmins ontario We are looking for a guard dog for our farm and checked out this site. We have 3 young children and 2 setters(1 irish and 1 english)and a nasty bear population. We can not let our children or dogs out unsupervised. We would like to have a dog who will play with the children and fiercly guard them against harm. We welcome any input on this issue. please e-mail us. thank you. |
| Richard
Ferguson - Sept 2 1999 - 18.39 silvercreek Georgia We bought our first pyr two years ago,a male balou.He is such a joy and real friend,now we have nine total,each one speical and dear to our hearts.we could not see our lives without these speical beings |
| Christopher
Paley - Sept 1 1999 - 17.46 Lantz Nova Scotia I am the proud owner of a Yellow Labrador however I recently had the pleasure of meeting the owner of a 6 month old Great Pyrenees. I was impressed in so many ways I'm seriously considering purchasing one myself. My new found interest led me to your home page on the internet. |
| ursa -
Sept 1 1999 - 06.49 test 01-09-1999 |
| Leslie -
Sept 1 1999 - 00.23 Sparks NV great |
| Terri
Burney-Bisett - Aug 31 1999 - 20.45 Wimberley Texas I am the proud companion of two Great Pyrenees. Cosette, my older working dog, takes herself very seriously, but loves being a pet too. Millie is my young porch puppy who feels she doesn't have to work because Cozy does such a good job. I have the safest chickens in Hays County! I love this breed. |
| Diana
McCartney - Aug 31 1999 - 17.47 Indpls. In. Owner of Beauregard. 5 Year old male. Big and beautiful. |
| Karin
Scholten-Elfferich - Aug 31 1999 - 16.25 Exel (Laren Gld) Hoi Urs, Eindelijk je gastenboek gevonden. Hardstikke bedankt voor ´´mijn´´ mooie pagina. Ook namens mijn 5 Pyr´s natuurlijk, want zij staan er ook mooi op. Toch wel verrassend hč, die grote vijver in mijn tuin hoor. Vele groetjes van mij en een poot van Gino, Yara, Joey, Bjuly, Romy en Sheddie |
| Ashley &
Andrea Rawls - Aug 30 1999 - 21.47 Norcross Georgia We have a new Pyr, Cody(8 months old). The most adorable boy you've ever seen! Who knew you could love a puppy so much? |