FAQ

The Great Pyrenees is not a mix of breeds but a distinct ancient breed developed in the Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain for guarding livestock.

The Great Pyrenees is a large, majestic dog breed known for its thick white coat and gentle, protective nature. Traditionally bred to guard livestock, they're calm, loyal companions.

To determine if your dog is a wolf hybrid, look for physical traits, behavioral patterns, and consider DNA testing for accurate confirmation.

Wolfdogs are legal in the UK only if they are at least three generations removed from a pure wolf and properly licensed under the Dangerous Wild Animals Act.

You can identify a wolf hybrid by assessing its physical traits, behavioral tendencies, and confirming lineage through genetic testing.

Wolfdogs are legal in the UK only if they are at least three generations removed from the pure wolf ancestor.

To tell if your dog is a wolf hybrid, look for physical and behavioral traits resembling wolves, and consider a DNA test for confirmation.

Wolfdogs are legal in the UK only if they are at least three generations away from a wild wolf ancestor and are properly licensed under the Dangerous Wild Animals Act.

Wolfdogs are not typically considered good family dogs due to their unpredictable behavior and complex needs.

Wolfdog legality varies by state and even by county, with some allowing ownership under restrictions and others banning them entirely.