Litter B - Pyrenean Mountin Dog
CIB RUS CH BALT CH EE CH LT CH LV CH PATOU NORDIQUE DAUPHINE X
IRAK Farma Štēkot
April 20th 2010
3 females un 7 males
LITER B best show dogs :
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BART Patou GAUJA
JCH LV LT
Owner Nikolaj Evdokimov LATVIA -
BERNARD Patou GAUJA
CH RUS LT LV BY JCH RUS
Owner Viktorija Medvedeva Russia -
BARKLAY Patou GAUJA
CH LV JCH EE LT LV
Owner Olga Kazakova LATVIA -
BARBELO Patou GAUJA
CH LV JCH RU EE LT LV
Therapy Dog
Owner Viktors Mucenieks LATVIA GAMUVEL PATOU -
BARSA Patou GAUJA
CH RU JCH LV RU
Owner Andrey Grifenstein Russia
On 20th Aril 2010 our Dauphine (PATOU NORDIQUE DAUPHINE) had 10 beautiful puppies (7 boys and 3 girls) - Great Pyrenees Mountain Dog.
For more information pleace contact us on: greatpyrenees.lv@gmail.com
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Pedigree
IRAK Farma Štēkot |
Organza du Domaine de l’Ourson Brun |
Jumbo du Domaine de Peyrac |
Houral du Domaine de Peyrac |
Gazoune du Grand Baou |
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Morgane du Valee des Pluies |
Igarik |
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Gallia du Val de la Durdent |
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BARBIE Farma Štēkot |
Costa von HuttenbuschVDH-KFUN PyZ 60865/89 HD-A |
Orko de la Rivune |
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Ariane von Huttenbusch |
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ACONGE z Mogadoru CS |
Lion du BOIS Dore |
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Flandre di Val D’Ayas |
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PATOU NORDIQUE DAUPHINE |
MINIMAX’S PETER PAN |
SUCH |
SUCH NUCH NORDV-94 |
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Chenespace Ginette HD UA |
EUW-00 FINUCH FINV-00 INTUCH NORDV-99 SUCH |
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FINUCH |
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JGSG JEUW-02 SUCH DKUCH INTUCH |
NUCH NV-99 SUCH |
A-Cliff Hanger HD UA |
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Bonanzapyren's Thyra HD UA |
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SUCH NUCH DKUCH INTUCH |
DKUCH SUCH KLBCH NUCH |
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| History | The Pyr originates from the Pyrenees Mountains that separate France from Spain. Their exact history is unknown but they have been guarding the flocks in France for millennia. Fossils predating the Bronze Age (1800-1000BC) of the breed type have been found. Before the French Revolution, the breed could be found guarding the large chateaux in southern France. Exactly what breeds contributed to their make-up are not known but the Kuvasz of Hungary, the Maremma Sheepdog of Italy and Anatolian Sheepdog of Turkey are all likely candidates bearing similar appearances to that of the Great Pyrenees. Dauphin Louis X1V named the breed the Royal Dog of France, though the peasants still used them to watch their flocks. These dogs were also used to smuggle contraband over the border between France and Spain as their sure-footedness enabled them to use passes that were impossible for humans, thereby avoiding detection by custom officials. Early in the 20th century, however, the breed was scarce and Bernard Senac-Langrange and M Dretzen can both be credited for saving the breed. To this day, the breed works in France guarding their flocks of sheep and herds of cattle from bears, wolves and other stock thieves. | |
| Intelligence | Pyrenean Mountain Dogs are highly intelligent but do have a stubborn streak which can lead to problems if the handler is not consistent and loving. They must be trained from an early age with a firm hand as they are far too strong when fully grown and would, by then, be too independent. | |
| Show Characteristics | Great Pyrenees should have profuse undercoat of very fine hair, with a longer, thicker, coarser-textured outer coat. The coat becomes longer towards the tail and should form a mane around the neck and shoulders, bitches having a smoother coat and less mane than the dogs. They should have a strong head without coarseness and no obvious stop. A scissor bite is correct but a pincer bite will be tolerated. All pigmentation should be black. The eyes should be almond-shaped and dark amber-brown in colour, with an intelligent and contemplative expression. The ears should be fairly small and triangular with rounded tips and set on level with the eyes, lying flat against the head apart from when alert when they may be slightly raised. The neck should be fairly short, thick and muscular adjoining powerful shoulders. The chest should be broad and the back a good length, broad, muscular and straight with a topline which curves smoothly into the tail. The forelegs should be heavily-boned, straight and well-muscled, the hindquarters very strong and heavily muscled. Lack of double dewclaws on each hindleg is totally undesirable. The hindfeet may turn out slightly, but the legs must be straight. The feet should be short and compact, with slightly arch | |
| Country Of Origin | France |