Our puppies

Yes — it's a breed trait, selected over centuries to signal a presence, especially after dark. It isn't a training issue you can fully "fix." If you have close neighbours or live in a dense area, this is something to weigh seriously before adopting.

An average yard is enough, but the fence needs to be sturdy and well anchored. The Great Pyrenees has a patrolling instinct: left unfenced, it will take it upon itself to patrol the neighbourhood. An electric fence alone usually isn't enough to hold one back.

No, and that's deliberate. Matching is based on several weeks of observed temperament, not coat colour. A highly independent puppy placed with a family looking for a velcro companion becomes a problem within a few months. We introduce you to the puppy or puppies that suit your situation, and you decide from there.

First round of vaccinations, complete deworming, a microchip registered in your name, a veterinary exam in the days before departure, a health record and a blanket carrying the litter's scent. Registration papers are included for litters listed as "Papers."

Yes. A two-year guarantee against serious hereditary conditions, given to you in writing when the contract is signed. It provides for replacement or refund, your choice. We also hand you the screening results for both parents.

Between four and ten months, depending on the season. With only two litters a year, our puppies are often spoken for before they're born. If nothing matches right now, join the list: we notify waiting families before a litter is published on the site.