5 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Your Great Pyrenees

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Walking down the street with your majestic Pyrenean Mountain Dog, you might think the stares you’re getting are only because of the size of the giant at the end of your leash. You might be right, but it’s more owing to the fascinating history of these dogs that have been living on the French side of the Pyrenees Mountains for centuries.. Believe me, there are many things that you might not know about your dog. For example, some of you might not know that back in France, the common nickname for this giant is Patou, a reference to its role as a livestock guardian dog.
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