Great Pyrenees Puppies for Sale in New Mexico, USA
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Great Pyranees Puppies
Date listed: 08/05/2026
Poppy
Breed:
Great Pyrenees
Price:
$155*
Nickname:
Poppy
Gender:
Female
Age:
14 Weeks Old
Location:
USA
DEMING, NM, USA
Great Pyranees Puppies. Ready to put in with your other animals. Introduced to goats already. Excellent breed for animal guarding. Need a new home ASAP. Lovely balls of fluff....
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Date listed: 08/05/2026
Roxy
Breed:
Great Pyrenees
Price:
$155
Nickname:
Roxy
Gender:
Female
Age:
14 Weeks Old
Location:
USA
DEMING, NM, USA
Great Pyranees Puppies. Ready to put with your other animals. Introduced to goats already. Need a new home ASAP. Lovely balls of fluff. Make an offer.
Great Pyranees Puppies
Date listed: 08/05/2026
Drake
Breed:
Great Pyrenees
Price:
$155*
Nickname:
Drake
Gender:
Male
Age:
14 Weeks Old
Location:
USA
DEMING, NM, USA
Great Pyranees Puppies. Great guard dogs. Introduced to goats already. Born on May 10th. Need a new home ASAP! Make an offer.
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- Manage the heat: New Mexico’s sunny and often hot climate requires diligent heat management for a Great Pyrenees. Ensure they have ample shade, plenty of fresh water, and limit strenuous exercise during the peak afternoon hours. Their thick double coat, while protective, can overheat.
- Grooming is key: The Great Pyrenees's luxurious coat sheds considerably, especially seasonally. Regular brushing is essential to prevent matting and to keep their coat healthy, particularly important in New Mexico’s dry air which can lead to static.
- Space and supervision: These dogs are natural guardians and thrive with space to roam, but they also bond closely with their families. While they enjoy exploring New Mexico’s terrain, always provide supervision and consider secure fencing to honor their independent nature and livestock-guarding instincts.