The size of the Great Pyrenees can be said to be the “king” of the breed, its height in adulthood, very impressive, if upright, may also be taller than the average adult, if not its simple appearance can make people lower a little on its guard, it is estimated that many people will have a little panic when they see it. So, is the Supersized Great Pyrenees protective of its owner? This question can be said to be in the minds of many owners, their own dogs if they can not protect the master, it is expected to be very sad.

In fact, basically every dog has an instinctive protective behavior, as long as the owner and the dog have a close relationship, the dog will treat the owner as a very important thing to treat. Every dog has a certain sense of domain, and if the owner is often with him, he will treat the owner as his own “private property”, not to be infringed upon, and the Great Pyrenees also has this instinct.

And a long time ago, the Great Pyrenees was working as a guard dog, and it will have that sense of crisis after a certain amount of training. Dogs are naturally sensitive and their sense of danger is much more direct and faster than people, so when a Great Pyrenees senses danger, it will bark to alert the owner that something is happening or is about to happen.

Nowadays, society is basically in a peaceful stage, so there is not so much danger will happen around us, but the dogs will always keep this vigilance, they will consider the owner more important than anything else. For example, when the owner takes the Great Pyrenees out for a walk and a stranger approaches or someone suddenly appears, it will spontaneously move to the front of the owner.

Or when the owner’s mood changes, the Great Pyrenees can sense it, it will be the first time to run to the owner’s side, soothing or loudly call for help, sometimes the dog may be in a critical moment to save a life.

So the answer to the question, “Is the Supersized Great Pyrenees protective?” is yes. Unless the owner does not treat his pet well, or even abuse it in his daily life, then it will not only not protect you, but will also be afraid of you, and even instinctively to attack you. So you want the dog to be loyal to itself, but also you can sincerely good to it.