Dan has a gentle heart. He joined us at 9 months old, and we've had the pleasure of watching him grow more confident and mature each day.
As a young Great Pyrenees, Dan is beginning to embrace the job the breed is known for—protecting his people and watching over his home. His natural guardian instincts are emerging, and he's becoming more attentive to his surroundings while remaining affectionate with the people he knows and trusts.
Dan enjoys the company of other dogs and would do well in a home with canine companions. He is not a good match for a home with cats. One of his favorite activities is quietly watching the horses in the pasture from the other side of the fence. He seems fascinated by them and enjoys spending time observing their daily routines.
Because Dan is still young, he'll benefit from a family that understands the Great Pyrenees breed and is willing to continue guiding him as he matures. With patience, consistency, and ...