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Our Mission
The RTPGPC mission is to strive to improve the health and welfare
of our breed, with the primary goal of enhancing the natural qualities
that are demonstrated in the Great Pyrenees today.
Specifically:
Help members and breeders to better understand and promote the
standard of our breed as determined and approved by the American Kennel
Club as the only standard of excellence for which the Great Pyrenees
will be judged,
Encourage and promote quality purebred Great Pyrenees,
Protect and advance the interests of the breed by encouraging sportsmanlike competition at dog shows, and trials.
Encourage contact between owners and fanciers of Great Pyrenees to facilitate the mutual exchange of knowledge and experiences, and
To aid owners of Great Pyrenees who reside within our Region in the recovery of their animals when lost, strayed or stolen, and
To work with local rescue groups to attempt to place stray or abandoned Pyrenees in homes in the Club’s Regional area which will
provide a high level of care.
Great Pyrenees - The Most Loyal Dog
The 10 Most Loyal Dog Breeds
Whether they are sitting by your side each day, saving you from harm’s way, defending your home, or protecting those that fight along side
them, these breeds are known for being loyal to the point of risking their own lives for your safety.
On the pastures of Apricot Lane Farms, a flock of sheep roams the land. As the adults graze and the lambs frolic, another creature keeps a
watchful eye over the contented group. Meet "the guardians."
The Great Pyrenees almost blend in with the sheep they protect, but the dogs' instinct to keep their flock safe clearly stands out. In this
Super Soul Short by filmmaker John Chester, he offers a glimpse into the dynamic relationship among his farm's animals.
