Great Pyrenees Dogs, LGDs

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Here, at Twin Oaks Farm,  in eastern North Carolina, we chose to protect our herds and flocks with Great Pyrenees dogs. After researching the various kinds of livestock guardians for more than a year, we concluded that the “gentle giants” were not only beautiful and effective livestock guardians, but were the perfect choice for our farm.

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The Pyrs are fiercely protective of their goat,and poultry friends and are ready to defend them from predators or intruders  (should any be foolish enough to enter the pasture areas). Some of the dogs even keep an eye on the sky to warn away hawks gliding too low over the fields.

 

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             Kenly and her daughter, Calypso​

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                                                                                               Calypso, all grown up,  and her kids, ready to go home

Puppies                    

 

If interested in a puppy, please contact us to put down a deposit. A deposit is $350 with a  total adoption fee of $850.

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Gtreat Pyrenees are bred to be working in the pasture with the flocks and herds. It is instinctive for them. But don't think that c reates a dog that wouldn’t be happy to come live in the house with you. Several of our puppies have gone to homes where they are treated like queens or kings of the house, and a few of our girls live in or visit in our house regularly, and are perfect angels. They chill during the day and lay on the floor next to us, watching TV in the evening when the work is finally done.

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