Great Pyrenees Dog Breed Description, History, Grooming, Health Issues and Living Conditions
Description: The Great Pyrenees is recognizable for its thick white coat, and its large strong body. Standing between 25 and 32 inches, in height and weighing anything between 80 and 120 pounds, with males being larger than the females. Their coat is weather resistant, with a long coarse and flat outer coat, while having a shorter and dense undercoat. They have a wide skull with flat cheeks and dark eyes above their dark nose. They have a broad and deep chest with a tail that is well feathered and can be carried low, or curled over the back. They also have dew claws, one on each front leg and on their hind legs they have double dew c
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