Snowy - Female 4-Year-Old Great Pyrenees for Breeding in Cherokee County, GA

Panda is a very good and well trained dog. Although she is very big she is super friendly but does like to hunt small animals. She is dog friendly and currently lives with a cat. Also has grown up around our daughter so is good with kids. Looking for a medium sized dog as her next heat will be soon. We would like 2 of the puppies - 1 of them male if birthed.

Mildred is an excellent livestock guardian dog who comes from a working line. She is very good at her job of protecting her herd from predators on our farm and an excellent Ariel guardian as well. Mildred has strong protection instinct and motherly instinct that I would love to see her mother her own litter and pass on her strong LGD blood.

Gertie has completely wowed me with her temperament. I grew up with dogs and since leaving home have had my own dogs, I've never seen anything like her. She never destroyed anything in the house nor went potty (except once at 10 months when she was sick and she warned me but I didn't realize what was going on with her) . She accepts that "No!" means not to do something, she is always sweet. We have recently been working to help a more reactive dog learn to accept other dogs--Gertie is perfect for the job because she never snaps back or holds a grudge. I've had to take long car rides with her -- once over 15 hours -- and she is well behaved the entire time. She comes to the office with me everyday and spends the entire day just hanging out, occasionally going to check in on my coworkers. Even giving her a treat, she takes it so gently and respectfully it is enough to make you melt! None of this was actively trained on, although I did intententially use positive reinforcement for more "calm" behaviors when she was a puppy. The things I did train ("wait", "over here!", "up", "down", "twirl", "sit", "shake"), she picked up within 2 or 3 sessions. I haven't tried more complex tricks but I'm sure she could do it! She has been so impressively behaved that I have family/coworkers/friends and even strangers in restaurants giving me their information for when she has puppies. I can't blame them, I want more of her too!I would like her partner to be a Great Pyreness or similar that is equally comfortable in social settings (calm/sweet), not reactive, moderate energy level, and hopefully no hip issues.

Pearl is Calm, protective, and observant. Looking for another Great Pyrenees who is calm and well mannered to breed eventually.