Pyrenean Sheepdog Dogs in Preston, Lancashire

1 Pyrenean Sheepdog Dogs in Preston, Lancashire

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Polish Tatra Shepherd (Owczarek Podhalański)

Pyrenean Sheepdog

14 weeksAge

24Sex

£2,000Price

Tatra Shepherds of Yorkshire – Brighouse, West Yorkshire ✨ RARE BREED • PEDIGREE • READY NOW ✨ Born 23 August 2025 4 girls & 2 boys available 🐾 About the Breed — Ancient European Guardian The Polish Tatra Shepherd Dog (Owczarek Podhalański) is a rare, ancient livestock guardian from the mountains of southern Poland. Closely related to the Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Marem

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Brighouse, West Yorkshire (37.7mi)

FAQs

Are Pyrenean Shepherds good family dogs?

Pyrenean Shepherds can be good family dogs for active households due to their intelligence, affectionate nature, and high energy. They need consistent training, early socialisation, and plenty of exercise to manage their herding instincts. They often bond closely with family members and can do well with children if raised together, although their herding behaviour may lead to nipping or chasing.

Do Pyrenean Shepherds shed a lot?

Pyrenean Shepherds shed moderately. Those with long hair require regular brushing to manage loose fur and prevent matting, reflecting the breed’s varied coat types and grooming needs.

Are Pyrenean Shepherds a common breed?

Pyrenean Shepherds are considered a rare breed, especially outside their native France, due to their specialised herding background and limited breeding outside their home region.

Where do Pyrenean Shepherds originate from?

The Pyrenean Shepherd originates from the Pyrenees Mountains of France, where they have been used for centuries as agile herding dogs working alongside larger breeds to care for sheep flocks in mountainous terrain.