About Fearless Great Pyrenees
Fearless Great Pyrenees are breeder's of Quality, healthy Great Pyrenees Dogs for sale. Our puppies are part of our family which are raised in the home, so mother and puppies can be cared for around the clock. Fearless Great Pyrenees strive for well-adjusted socialised puppies with good temperament. As we raise all our Great Pyrenees with the highest standards of breed and provide them with all the attention and love they need prior to being delivered to our customer’s home. They are well socialized and spend their time playing with other pets as well as family and friends. We do this so that when the puppy sets foot in your home, he or she is already use to human hands and smell. All our Great Pyrenees are fond of children. Adopt Great Pyrenees Puppies from us today. Our Great Pyrenees puppies are very cheap and affordable so anyone can get one.
What comes with our Great Pyrenees Puppies For Sale
All our Great Pyrenees puppies for sale come with full health check, microchip, vaccinated and preliminary back x-rays, we do preliminary x rays. When we entrust our babies to their new owners, we ensure we have selected a loving home where the new owner knows and acknowledges that we will always be there for any questions or advice. We love receiving ongoing pictures and updates of how their puppy is maturing. Buy a Great Pyrenees Puppy from us today and be assured of a healthy puppy.
All Great Pyrenees puppies also come with a puppy pack, which consists of a folder with pedigree papers, all vet information, a fact sheet which covers what to and not to feed puppy with, a puppy booklet, and soft toys etc.
Why get a Great Pyrenees Dog?
Pyreneans also known as Great Pyrenees dogs are great big teddy bears with their families: affectionate, loving, and especially gentle around children, they are considerate and calm dogs to have around the home. Though they have been bred to work, they are not a high-energy breed, and are generally reserved and docile. However, their instinct to protect their “flock”, which more often than not is their family, is very strong. A Great Pyrenees will always put itself between its owners and any perceived threat, which is anything or anybody with whom it is not familiar. You must not get a puppy only near you. We ship to all US states.
This breed is typically easy to care for and incredibly social. They are loyal and make great family pets and get along well with children. If you have the time and attention to give her, she will reward you with endless loyalty and love.
How to train an adopted Great Pyrenees
Adopting a Great Pyrenees Puppy is a very lovely and training should be introduced from a young age so that the puppy understands the basics of obedience and good manners. However, stubbornness is a characteristic of the breed, and most Pyreneans have their own strong opinions about how they should behave. Rather than creating an adversarial atmosphere between owner and pet, training should be approached in a positive and patient manner, with the understanding that progress may be slow, but that persistence will pay off in the long run.
Socialisation is particularly important, for the defensive behaviour of the Great Pyrenees toward strangers can become a worrisome problem in strong-willed individual dogs, particularly males. Attending puppy parties once the initial vaccination course has been completed is a great way to begin to socialise a young dog, and the organisers (often veterinary nurses) will usually be happy to provide guidance for new owners on training their mischievous bundle of fluff.
Exercise and Activity Levels of a rehomed Great Pyrenees
After rehoming a Great Pyrenees puppy, daily exercise is required; between 30 and 60 minutes of walking per day is usually sufficient. Being an alpine breed, Great Pyrenees do not tolerate heat very well, and so should not be walked during the hottest times of the day during the summer. With this level of exercise and occasional access to a garden, most are content to spend the rest of their time quietly lazing around the home.
Grooming needs after buying a Great Pyrenees puppy
The impressively dense coat requires little work to maintain, and needs only weekly brushing or combing to prevent knotting. Dirt tends not to penetrate the undercoat, and so bathing is rarely required. However, Pyreneans do shed quite heavily, and because of their sheer size do leave an obvious trail of hair, which is something that should be considered by prospective owners. As they are not hugely active, their nails need to be clipped at least once every 8 weeks, and this should be gently introduced with basic puppy training, for wrestling with a reluctant fully-grown Pyrenean for a nail clip is a difficult task.
Why Your Great Pyrenees Puppy Comes With a Care Manual?
Buying a Great Pyrenees Puppy isn't all, you are your Great Pyrenees' sole guardian and provider. They rely on you for everything and their health and well-being is well and truly in your hands. In order for your Great Pyrenees to live as long and as healthy and fit a life as possible, you need to first educate yourself on how to care for them properly and build this knowledge into actions and routines.Because your dog can’t speak to tell you how they’re feeling or what they need, it’s completely your responsibility to look after their health.
A balanced and nutritious diet, regular exercise, grooming and regular veterinary health checks are all essential parts of maintaining good health and quality of life. All of these are under your control. And it’s important to remember that prevention is better than cure. By taking steps to do the best for your puppy's health and monitoring their well-being regularly, you can prevent illnesses happening, avoiding pain and discomfort for your puppy and vets bills and heartache for you.
