Disadvantages of the Great Pyrenees

1. The Great Pyrenees has a reputation as a "stubborn and stubborn" animal. Many people say that this dog is not a suitable breed for first-time dog owners. However, if you are prepared and accept the negative aspects that are unique to the Great Pyrenees, then I guarantee that the positive qualities of the Great Pyrenees will make the negative aspects worth it.

2. Hair loss and hair growth require care. When the hair is out, it is easy to run wild. In the summer, the nose is runny and a lot of saliva falls off the tongue. If you look at the shape of its mouth, you will know that the droopier the mouth of the dog, the more saliva it will have. many. Dabai is a little more difficult to train. He is too big, naughty, and disobedient outside. He is very independent and does not play with other dogs.

3. Barking. Due to their instinct to protect nature, great white bears may have excessive barking problems. Due to the low but shocking bark, your neighbors may find this behavior disgusting, which makes them It is almost impossible to breed a dog suitable for keeping in a city or in a small space.

Advantages of the Great Pyrenees

Great Pyrenees are large dogs with thick, dense coats. They are very loyal police dogs and companion dogs. The Great Pyrenees has a majestic body and a noble and elegant temperament. On the surface, the Great Pyrenees looks awe-inspiring, but at heart it is very gentle, has an intelligent temperament, and has the style of a king.

The Great Pyrenees is a giant guard dog. Its entire body is rectangular, with its length slightly greater than its height. The hair on the body is mainly white, with slight gray and yellow markings. Great Pyrenees need a large space to live, and they need enough exercise. They have a very strong sense of protecting their family and territory, so they can very well look after the owner's home and yard and protect the safety of the family.

The Great Pyrenees has an intelligent and gentle temperament. It always looks so confident and independent. They are very loyal to their masters and have no fear in the face of danger. They face it bravely. They are independent and brave, but they are very friendly and loyal to their masters. In life, Great Pyrenees can become very good hunting dogs, herding dogs, police dogs, guard dogs and ornamental dogs. They like to be close to their owners, but don't like being touched by strangers.