A friend had pyr/newfie mix. She shared her doghouse (with gravity feeder inside, on the back wall) with their male pig. Watching her dive into a pack of coyotes was…terrifying and awesome all at once. The female pig and goats were inside a fence at night, while the male pig was with her in the main pasture with horses, mini horses, ponies, and cattle. The rest of their dogs would herd a coyote pack right to her, if given the chance. They did so often when they had puppies on the property.

We recently added two goats and their livestock dog Daisy. She is three and does have resource guarding issues. We are trying to maneuver this and gain her trust. Her goats use to roam free, but we are still working on the fence for them so I think she is also lonely. She’s really use to being with them 24/7. I’m trying to work all these things out….

We feed and give treats to our three chihuahuas eldest to youngest. Always! They wait, no guesswork💥❤️

THank you for rescuing them! You are amazing!

It could be the line my pyr was bred from (Impyrial Pyrenees) but I can hug him, pet him, kiss his face - and if anything he stops eating to give me slobber love just like yours. He’s the most loyal dog I’ve ever owned, but I also don’t make it a habit to bother him and set him up for failure. Your dogs are beautiful, great features and well bred! Very much pyrs, not the golden retriever/lab looking ones people claim are pyrs - you can tell just by their facial features.

Bellissimi esemplari ❤❤❤ sono i miei pelosini preferiti

My pyrenees eat at 5am and 5pm approx 4cups for 140 lb male and 3cups for 95 lb female. Male waits until female is completely done and walks away. If she comes back to her bowl after he has begun eating he will growl at her but ignore her if she begins to eat again. My female will sometimes give her peanut butter cookies to the male.

We feed ours pretty much the same exact way. Ours are trained that any human, big or small, is boss and they have to step away from their food if anyone walks up, including little kids. Alpha eats first then the rest in order of age. They do protect their food from the goats and we allow this. Never have had any ‘attacks’ but have had some snaps and growls. Sheep and goats need to be put in place. Our largest male has pushed his limits with the others by dominating them and taking their food and even water access but corrected by me putting him in place. Praise works wonders. Our biggest issue is them flipping the bowls and burying the food with their noses.

I can take her food away no problem,but she's starting to really growl if one of the cats is in the same room while she has a treat. I don't how to handle this.

My 3 year old GP just started killing chicken and cats. Any tips on how to deal with this?

I got lucky mine has zero food aggression. He will share food, water...with my other dog. Even let the new puppy get in there. I think because I keep food out constantly so there's no rush to hurry and eat.

How do you keep the goats from trying to eat their food when they are eating? We just got a 6 month pyr puppy and he's showing food aggression to our pet pig, I also feed them separate but I fear he will attack the pig if I'm not careful! Thank you for this ♡

Silly question but have you tried automatic feeders?