pyrless Posted December 12, 2003 Posted December 12, 2003 Hi! Sasha is our latest addition, she is just about 6 months old now, our first Pyr and the best dog I have ever known! She is sweet, smart, mellow, affectionate and an old soul. I am continually amazed by her! I would love to hear stories of other Pyrs-for example, do any of your dogs also head butt you for petting, rub against you like a cat, or just place their paw on your knee? Look forward to it! Quote
Guest Anonymous Posted December 30, 2003 Posted December 30, 2003 Hi pyrless, We are owned y a Lab and a Boxer but my grandfather raised Great Pyrenees for atime when I was much younger. I can still remember them and they were an amazing breed. LOL, the head butt is what sparked the memory, their male, Buster always done this. Sashasounds like a beauty. We are in Ohio so the warm summer was not always the best time for them but my grandparents live on a very large farm with lots of room to roam and a 3 acre pond so they always had something to do (my grandparents also with the daily grooming lol). They loved the winter and it was a greatscene to see them in the snow. Talk to you soon. Quote
imported_nea Posted December 30, 2003 Posted December 30, 2003 My aunt has a great pyrenees, she is a wondrous dog! She does that head butting too. :lol: And slobbers... :roll: Its one of my favorite dog breeds and someday I want to have one. Here is a picture of Morga; [img]http://images.snapfish.com/3395%3A4%3A323232%7Ffp8%3Enu%3D3232%3E3%3C%3A%3E2%3B5%3E23233%3C%3A3%3A6658otb4%3A2gi1lsi[/img] Do you have any pictures of your dog? Quote
delh1 Posted January 4, 2004 Posted January 4, 2004 we used to have one but she attacked me. but now i realize that it was my fault . and i have some guilt about putting her down other than that she was a wonderful dog Quote
Guest Anonymous Posted January 5, 2004 Posted January 5, 2004 well kinda i just got a puppy shes half gtrreat pyrenness and half treeing walker coonhound :lol: :) :angel: :angel: : Quote
Guest Anonymous Posted January 25, 2004 Posted January 25, 2004 I have a 6 year old great pyr/rough collie cross. He is a georgous dog and very loyal! He, infact, does the "paw on the leg" thing also! He is super smart, he has figured out that if he gets infront of me when I am busy, and (he WILL NOT move :lol: ) that I will pet him and pay him attention! I love him so much! :D Quote
pyrless Posted January 28, 2004 Author Posted January 28, 2004 it's good to hear from you guys who love this breed too!!! Sherry01, do you also have a Pom? I think we may have discussed on another forum! :D Nea, I love that photo-it looks alot like Sash. I do have photos but no digital ones...sorry! maybe some day i will drag myself into the information age! :roll: anyways. Sasha now has a huge cone on her head 'cause she just got fixed and won't stop messing with her stitches. big dog+big cone=alot of stuff getting knocked over! Sasha is 60 lbs. now, bigger than my Elkhound and slowly taking over the "pack"... Keep writing, you guys! Quote
briards Posted January 28, 2004 Posted January 28, 2004 [quote name='delh1']we used to have one but she attacked me. but now i realize that it was my fault . and i have some guilt about putting her down other than that she was a wonderful dog[/quote] huh? you put the dog down not YOURSELF? very childish Quote
kendalyn Posted January 28, 2004 Posted January 28, 2004 dehl1 did say that it was her fault... Quote
delh1 Posted February 20, 2004 Posted February 20, 2004 well u see? i was only 6 yrs old at the time so tachnically i didnt put her down my parents did[/quote] Quote
Guest Anonymous Posted February 26, 2004 Posted February 26, 2004 She is 10yrs old and she does the same things butting her head into you so you will pet her and putting her paw on you for attention She is a great dog we have only had her for 3yrs we rescued her and are so glad we have her. I also have a polish tatra and he does the same thing so it must just be a trait they all have paula Quote
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