Our little Great Pyrenees puppy is 5 months! I can’t believe it. Time is flying – they grow far too fast. I did delete a few questions that I’ve been answering every month (like potty training questions) because they are no longer relevant.
I wonder if I’ll be able to pick her up next month… 😉
Weight: 50 pounds
Height at withers: 21 inches
Length (shoulders to base of tail): 27 inches
Favorite treat: Only Natural Pet Green Beef Tripe RawNibs
Favorite chew: Best Bully Sticks Beef Trachea Chews
Favorite thing to chew: Wrapping paper (tis the season)!
Favorite toy: Rope toys
Naughty habit: Stealing my underwear and taking it outside 😉
What we’re working on: Come and under/tuck
Our Great Pyrenees Puppy – 5 Month Photos
What a way to start my morning! That face! So much sweetness and beauty. 🙂
i want a fluff ball. i love Pyrenees, they just dont live that long. i could not stand it. it is hard enough to lose them at 14-15 for small dogs.
We also have a 5 month old Great Pyrenees. His name is Bear but his nickname is “Lil Boy” but as you know he really isn’t a lil boy. He is my bib baby and I am very attached to him.
She is so cute and so big! I know people always say “they grow up so fast,” but giant breed puppies really do!
i can’t believe how big my pup is i didn’t realize until i saw this but i have a 4.5 month old cane corso/st. Bernard/bullmastiff and he is 54 pounds and almost the size of my rottweiler English mastiff
I cannot believe how big Kiska is! Actually, I still can’t believe you got a 3rd Pyr, that’s a lotta fluff! I love that photo of Kiska & her sibling in the snow…. can’t tell if that Mauja or Atka… it’s such a beautiful shot. Her eyes are gorgeous too.
Love & Biscuits,
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Hi! I have a 5 month old 1/2 Pyrenees, 1/4 Border Collie, 1/4 German Sheppard (so maybe I shouldn’t be on this site???) but I think she tends to be more Pyr than the other 2 breeds -your little Kiska is adorable and my Lily looks so much like her! I’m wondering…my Lily is still teething-hasn’t lost a single tooth yet. Once the Pyrs loose puppy teeth, do they lose interest in making your forearms and hands look like they’ve been through a meat grinder? (It’s gotten a bit better over the last month, but boy, those teeth are sharp!) I’ve tried all the positive (and even some negative) reinforcement, but nothing seems to work! Any suggestions or some reassurance things will get better would be most helpful!!! Thank you!!!