Pyrenean Mountain Dog Dogs in Stoke-on-Trent, Stoke-on-Trent

3 Pyrenean Mountain Dog Dogs in Stoke-on-Trent, Stoke-on-Trent

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3 Year Old Loving Girl

Pyrenean Mountain Dog

3 yearsAge

1Sex

£800Price

Luna has lived with us since August after being returned to the original breeder (my mum) by her first owner. Unfortunately our home environment and working schedules mean that we just cannot offer Lu

Manchester, Greater Manchester (33.3mi)

322

Pyrematian puppies (Great Pyrenees x Dalmatian)

Pyrenean Mountain Dog & Dalmatian Hybrid

5 weeksAge

47Sex

£975Price

Light blue boy now reserved to a lovely home 🩵 👀 - now available for viewing 😍 ✨ Pyrematian Puppies – Fluffy, Spotty, and looking for loving homes! ✨ I am delighted to offer my beautiful litter

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Birmingham, West Midlands (37.8mi)

315

Stunning Litter of Labradoodle x Pyrenees

Labradoodle & Pyrenean Mountain Dog Hybrid

7 weeksAge

41Sex

£1,500Price

✨ F1 Labradoodle × Great Pyrenees Puppies – Ready to go 20/12/2025! ✨ 5 beautiful puppies – born [21/10/2025] We have a stunning litter of 5 large-breed, fluffy, affectionate pups looking for their f

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Huddersfield, West Yorkshire (47.5mi)

FAQs

Do Pyrenean Mountain Dogs make good pets?

Pyrenean Mountain Dogs, also known as Great Pyrenees, make good pets for families or owners who understand their independent and protective nature. They are calm, gentle giants with a placid temperament, and get along well with people, but they require ample exercise, consistent training using patient, reward-based methods, and sufficient space to thrive.

What is the difference between a Great Pyrenees and a Pyrenean Mountain Dog?

The terms Great Pyrenees and Pyrenean Mountain Dog generally refer to the same breed, a large, white-coated livestock guardian originating from the Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain. However, the Pyrenean Mastiff is a distinct, larger breed with different coat markings and temperament. Great Pyrenees weigh between 85 to 160 pounds with mostly white coats that can have some tan or grey markings, while Pyrenean Mastiffs are heavier, ranging from 120 to 240 pounds, with more varied colouring.

How much does a Great Pyrenees cost in the UK?

Although specific current prices are not detailed, Great Pyrenees puppies in the UK typically cost several hundred to over a thousand British pounds depending on factors such as breeder reputation, lineage, and location. For accurate and up-to-date pricing, it is best to check UK-based dog sale platforms, with Pets4Homes being a trusted option for finding Great Pyrenees puppies ethically.

What is the main cause of death in the Great Pyrenees?

While specific causes of death in Great Pyrenees are not comprehensively documented, large breeds including Great Pyrenees commonly face health issues such as cancer, heart diseases, bloat (gastric torsion), and orthopedic conditions, which can impact their lifespan. Regular veterinary checkups and health monitoring are essential to manage these risks.