List of Popular Great Pyrenees Mixes
The Great Pyrenees (Pyr) mixes have a beautiful, majestic appearance and the steady temperament of their Pyrenean parent while displaying unconditional love for their people. These crosses typically have a high barking tendency and will alert their owner of anything unusual. They are better suited for homes with large, fenced-in yards because of their high energy level and propensity to wander away.
The Pyrador is an active, friendly companion that guards its territory against intruders. |
Smart, kind, and agile, it makes a perfect housemate for those looking to own a strong and large watchdog. |
It is gentle with kids and makes a great family as well as a livestock guardian. |
Described as a devoted, protective, and intelligent cross, the Golden Pyrenees is suitable for families with small children. |
A highly intelligent and affectionate pet, the Pyrenees Husky excels as a rescue and therapy dog. |
It has a mind of its own, which, combined with its high energy and stamina, could make training difficult for an inexperienced owner. |
Known for its loyal, patient, and gentle disposition, its alertness, fearlessness, and big stature make it an imposing guardian. |
Even-tempered and eager to learn, the Great Pyredane is too big and energetic to adapt to apartment living. |
A large designer dog that is likely to be loyal and protective but can also be strong-willed and independent. |
The Saint Pyrenees is easy to train, and it always tries to make its owner happy. |
A large designer dog characterized by a calm nature, it enjoys staying close to its people. |
Because of its size and strength, the Maspyr can be intimidating for a novice dog owner. |
Although it may have the territorial instincts of an Irish Wolfhound, it makes a loyal, intelligent, and protective housemate. |
A powerful designer dog with a noble appearance, it makes a loving and gentle companion for the children. |