Pyrenean Shepherd

The Pyrenean Shepherd tends to be a bit dominant-aggressive, which is prized in herding sheep, but can be a problem at home, especially if not kept busy. They think of themself as a one-person dog.
NicknamePetit Berger
SizeMedium
Life Span10-14 years
Our breed profiles offer a general baseline of traits and health, but they don't replace specific veterinary guidance. Each dog's traits and behavior vary based on training, socialization, and healthcare.

Sociability

Solitary
Super Social

Exercise

Moderate
Very High

Grooming Needs

Occasionally
Frequently

Top Traits

  • Friendly
  • Motivated
  • Active
  • Easily-groomed

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Good to Knows

This information is based on vet-backed research about Pyrenean Shepherd's common health concerns. However, it doesn't replace specific guidance from your veterinarian.

ZPC-03693

Important Safety Information

Librela

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