Magik

by Peter
(Lachute Quebec Canada )

My wife and I lost both of our great pyr’s in the last two years and just found a 9 week old great pyr pup we named her magik . People don’t understand how devoted, loving,loyal and protective these dogs are. BEST FAMILY DOG EVER if you can put up with the hair the barking the cuddling and the stubbornness this is the dog for you! They are well worth the trouble

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Nov 06, 2022
 in complete agreement
by: Anonymous

Best dog, ever. Devoted. Always the guardian.
Unique among the large breeds. An amazing and regal presense in our lives.
We adopted ours as an 5 wk old pup....the breeders delivered him to us at 8 wks and our lives were transformed. He grew really big, really fast! It was a bit like living with an un-coordinated, rambunctious teenager for a while!
Hair yes...lots of it. So much I saved it all the year he turned 4, had it spun into yarn and hooked a wall hanging with it. His portrait with his own fur.
Barks too, for nothing and everything wherever he is. His vocal repertoir is truly a conversation and we have learned to listen to what he says. He has a hair-raising wolf howl and has roared like a lion in response to the coyotes. He has banished them totally, with just his voice and his intention. He never fails to amaze us.
Enjoy your pup. You've given her the best name, ever. She will live up to it too, I'm sure of it!
Nov 10, 2022
 Love our Pyrenees
by: Peter Nancy Magik and Merlin

Magik is now a goofy clumsy playfully stubborn 40lb 31/2 month old, she keeps our 51/2 month old border collie in line and he keeps her moving they love each other. My wife was attacked by a dog one morning while walking Merlin our border collie there were no injuries to speak of but it traumatized Merlin to the point where gets frightened even by a dog barking in the distance now we walk them together and wouldn’t you know it when we see or hear another dog our 31/2 month old Great Pyrenees pup senses Merlin is nervous and gets between him and the perceived danger and does what I like to call the Pyrenees prowl it’s quite remarkable and has helped our Merlin

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