Do Great Pyrenees need haircuts?

Regular grooming and inspection at least once a week are necessary for your Pyr — from puppyhood throughout his life. The Great Pyrenees is one of the easiest of all breeds to maintain properly because he has been endowed with a coat which is self-cleaning, tangle and mat resistant.

How often should a Great Pyrenees be groomed?

A Great Pyrenees does require regular bathing and brushing. This majestic dog can be bathed every other week up to no longer than every 6 weeks. With this double coated breed, proper bathing and drying techniques lay the groundwork for achieving a beautiful coat.

What happens if you shave a Great Pyrenees?

The answer is NO, do not shave Pyrs or other double coated dogs. First off Pyrs are a pink skinned dog that easily sunburns; secondly they need their coat to control their body temp. and stay cool. Shaving them leaves them at risk of heat stroke.

How much is it to groom a Great Pyrenees?

Grooming

How do you groom Great Pyrenees?

Bathe your Pyrenees once every three or four months. Because his coat does not hold dirt, he can be brushed clean and does not need baths very often. Use a high-quality dog shampoo to save the natural oils in his skin and coat. Wet him thoroughly, massage the shampoo through his thick coat and rinse him completely.

How do you brush Great Pyrenees?

Brush your Great Pyrenees’ fur one to two times each week with a wire bristle brush to prevent the coat from matting. The coat has two layers, a thick undercoat and coarse overcoat; brush through both coats, lifting the overcoat, to remove excess fur from the undercoat. Brushing also prevents the shedding of the dog’s hair around your home.

How big is the Great Pyrenees?

Size The Great Pyrenees is a large breed, with a average height of 27″-32″ at the shoulder for dogs and 25″-29″ for bitches. Although it is not as common for very large Pyrenees as it was centuries ago, they have been known to grow as large as 36″ or more.