Pyrenean Mastiff

Pyrenean Mastiff History

The Pyrenean Mountain Dog, also called the Pyrenean Mastiff, is a breed of working dog from central and southern Europe. It is the largest of the herding dogs and among all mountain breeds.

Pyrenean Mastiff Physical Characteristics

The Pyrenean Mastiff is a heavy, large, and giant-sized dog breed that typically measures between 27 and 31 inches at the shoulders and weigh between 145 and 175 pounds. They have giant, muscular bodies with broad, powerful necks and shoulders. Their short, coarse, and wiry coats come in a variety of colors and color combinations. They have deep chests, rectangular heads, and erect ears. Pyrenean Mastiffs have dark brown, almond-shaped, and soulful eyes. They have wide, strong jaws and very large, fang-like teeth. They are extremely loyal, intelligent, and protective dogs.

Pyrenean Mastiff Health

Description of breed health.

Pyrenean Mastiff Temperament and Behaviour

The Pyrenean Mastiff is a strong-willed and fearless dog. They are protective of their families and can be aggressive towards anyone that they think is threatening. They are generally calm, but can become quite excited and noisy. Pyrenean Mastiffs are good with children and generally get along with other household pets.

Pyrenean Mastiff Activity Requirements

The Pyrenean Mastiff is a large, muscular dog that is known for its strength and stamina. They were originally bred for guarding and protection, and their protective instincts are still very strong. While they are not the most energetic of breeds, they do require regular exercise to stay healthy and happy. They need about 30 minutes of activity each day, which can be split up into several short walks or runs. If you are looking for a larger, more active breed of dog, a Pyrenean Mastiff may be right for you. They are best suited for homes with plenty of space, and would be happiest with a job to do. A home with a fenced yard would be ideal for this large, powerful breed.

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