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Pyrenees Husky
A.K.A. :Great Pyrenees Husky
Pyrenees Husky is a mix of
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Good with other dogs
Watchdog ability
Energetic
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Playful
Affectionate
Good with other pets
Good with children
Good with strangers
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| Overview: | Pyrenees husky mix is a great working companion breed. Not much is known about its origin. |
| Breed Group: | Guard Dog |
| Weight (lbs): | 75-95 |
| Height (in): | 18-20 |
| Colors: | White with markings of cream, black, gray or pied. |
| Coat: | Thick double coat |
| Character: | The Pyrenees Husky is a highly intelligent and affectionate dog. The Pyrenees Husky can be rebellious at times. |
| Temperament: | While the Great Pyrenees is more docile, the Husky can become destructive when bored. Great as house pet or working dog. |
| Care: | The Pyrenees Husky will require a good deal of maintenance. He will have a thick double coat which will require weekly brushing to prevent matting. He will not only shed throughout the year, but he will also "blow" his coat twice a year. During the spring and fall. |
| Training: | Some experts recommend obedience training for the breed. Intelligent but stubborn. |
| Activity: | The Pyrenees husky is a fairly active dog. He is also very curious, and, when left to his own devices, he may dig or jump over fences under six feet in height to get out and explore. To keep him from experiencing boredom, take him for hikes, long jogs around the neighborhood. |
| Country of Origin: | Spain |
| Health Issue: | Some rare but possible health issues are Patellar Luxation Cataracts Hip Dysplasia Addison's Disease Gastric Dilation Volvulus (GDV) or Bloat. |
| Life Expectancy: | 10-15 |