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We are looking to place a working young adult male because we are keeping his son as a breeding stud. To discuss placement, please call or text Kate at 660-541-0468. |
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At this time, all current puppies are spoken for. Please sign up for our email list to be notified of any status changes or get updates on upcoming litters.
Penny's litter born November 23. Ready for their new homes on January 18, 2021. Now open for deposit.
Nya's litter born December 4. Ready for their new homes on January 29. Open for deposit on December 5.
Sire Hank
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Penny's December 2020 Litter. This will be her final litter. Penny has pups working on farms in over 13 states around the country!
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Penny's Litter
Please call or text Kate at 660-541-0468 to discuss the available pups!
DOB: November 23, 2020
Ready for their farms: January 18, 2021
Sire: Hank
Dam: Penny
Please call or text Kate at 660-541-0468 to discuss or reserve your puppy.
Our buying process explained:
Please, email, call or text Kate to discuss available pups. Once you have decided to secure a puppy, you will be put on the list and guaranteed the sex of your choice. A 50% deposit is required within 5 business days to hold your spot.
Once pups are close to 8 weeks, we start to sort puppies into which homes they will go to. Pyrenees have a range of personalities from very social to very reserved. Very reserved dogs (never aggressive, but reserved) tend to be much more serious livestock guardians, rarely, if ever, leaving their stock. These dogs would become frustrated and agitated if placed in homes without livestock. Extremely social dogs thrive on human companionship and often do best on smaller acreage, with owners who want a companion and general farm dog or general livestock guardian dog.
The ultimate dog you end up with is a result of his breeding, natural personality, and the environment he goes to at his new farm. The first two months at home are critical in teaching a dog what he should bond to (the family or the livestock) and teaching him how social is acceptable on your farm.
Most of our dogs are bred to be in the middle, but some litters will lean more one way or another. This is why we do not just allow you to pick a pup, and instead sort pups into their homes. Please contact us at 660-541-0468 for more information.
The remaining payment for puppy is due at time of pickup or delivery.
Nya with pups shortly after whelping.
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Sire Hank
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Nya's December Litter
DOB: December 4, 2020
Ready for their homes: January 29, 2021
Dam: Nya
Sire: Hank
Please call or text Kate at 660-541-0468 to discuss or reserve your puppy.
Our buying process explained:
Please, email, call or text Kate to discuss available pups. Once you have decided to secure a puppy, you will be put on the list and guaranteed the sex of your choice. A 50% deposit is required within 5 business days to hold your spot.
Once pups are close to 8 weeks, we start to sort puppies into which homes they will go to. Pyrenees have a range of personalities from very social to very reserved. Very reserved dogs (never aggressive, but reserved) tend to be much more serious livestock guardians, rarely, if ever, leaving their stock. These dogs would become frustrated and agitated if placed in homes without livestock. Extremely social dogs thrive on human companionship and often do best on smaller acreage, with owners who want a companion and general farm dog or general livestock guardian dog.
The ultimate dog you end up with is a result of his breeding, natural personality, and the environment he goes to at his new farm. The first two months at home are critical in teaching a dog what he should bond to (the family or the livestock) and teaching him how social is acceptable on your farm.
Most of our dogs are bred to be in the middle, but some litters will lean more one way or another. This is why we do not just allow you to pick a pup, and instead sort pups into their homes. Please contact us at 660-541-0468 for more information.
The remaining payment for puppy is due at time of pickup or delivery.
DOB: December 4, 2020
Ready for their homes: January 29, 2021
Dam: Nya
Sire: Hank
Please call or text Kate at 660-541-0468 to discuss or reserve your puppy.
Our buying process explained:
Please, email, call or text Kate to discuss available pups. Once you have decided to secure a puppy, you will be put on the list and guaranteed the sex of your choice. A 50% deposit is required within 5 business days to hold your spot.
Once pups are close to 8 weeks, we start to sort puppies into which homes they will go to. Pyrenees have a range of personalities from very social to very reserved. Very reserved dogs (never aggressive, but reserved) tend to be much more serious livestock guardians, rarely, if ever, leaving their stock. These dogs would become frustrated and agitated if placed in homes without livestock. Extremely social dogs thrive on human companionship and often do best on smaller acreage, with owners who want a companion and general farm dog or general livestock guardian dog.
The ultimate dog you end up with is a result of his breeding, natural personality, and the environment he goes to at his new farm. The first two months at home are critical in teaching a dog what he should bond to (the family or the livestock) and teaching him how social is acceptable on your farm.
Most of our dogs are bred to be in the middle, but some litters will lean more one way or another. This is why we do not just allow you to pick a pup, and instead sort pups into their homes. Please contact us at 660-541-0468 for more information.
The remaining payment for puppy is due at time of pickup or delivery.