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Why Great Pyrenees are Awesome!

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Why Great Pyrenees are Awesome!

Great Pyrenees are big, fluffy dogs that are known for their beautiful white coats. They are gentle giants, standing tall and proud.

How Big Can Great Pyrenees Dogs Get?

Great Pyrenees dogs are known for their large size and fluffy white coats. But just how big can these majestic dogs actually get?


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Size and Weight

Height

Great Pyrenees dogs are typically between 25 to 32 inches tall at the shoulder. That's about the same height as a medium-sized coffee table!

Weight

These dogs can weigh anywhere from 85 to 160 pounds. That's like having a whole person sitting on your lap!

Growth Rate

Great Pyrenees puppies grow quickly, reaching their full size by the time they are 1 to 2 years old. So if you have a Great Pyrenees puppy, get ready for them to grow fast!

Personality

These dogs are super friendly and loyal. They love being around people and are great with kids. They are also very protective of their families.

History

Great Pyrenees were originally bred to guard sheep in the Pyrenees Mountains. They are excellent watchdogs and will protect their territory with all their might.

Exercise and Training

These dogs need regular exercise to stay healthy and happy. They are smart and eager to please, making them easy to train.

Grooming

Because of their thick coats, Great Pyrenees need regular grooming to prevent matting. They shed a lot, especially in the spring and fall.

Health

Overall, Great Pyrenees are healthy dogs. However, they are prone to certain health issues like hip dysplasia and bloat. Regular vet check-ups are important.

Conclusion

So, in conclusion, Great Pyrenees dogs can get pretty big! But don't let their size intimidate you - these gentle giants are known for their friendly and calm demeanor and are perfect guardian dogs.







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