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In case you're interested in learning more about the Great Pyrenees breed of
dog, here are some links to relevant sites.
If you're interested in getting one of these great dogs, I highly recommend
checking with local rescues. Getting a dog from a rescue is not always
just inheriting a problem that someone else didn't want to deal with.
Wolfgang is a great dog, but he needs more attention than his first owner was
willing to give him. (From the feeding hours listed, sounds like they left the
apartment around 5 in the morning and often didn't return until the early
evening.)
Additionally, consider the cost. I've seen Great Pyr puppies going for
over $800. Add onto that price shots, spaying/neutering, food, training,
toys, housebreaking, etc. We figure Wolfgang's previous owner put more
$2,000 into him in the 2 1/2 years they had him. We got him from the
rescue, fixed, and housebroken for $125. (Big plus: didn't have to
housebreak him.)
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