How do you train a Great Pyrenees LGD?

Introduce your young Pyrenees to an older Pyrenees that already guards a flock of sheep. Introduce dogs in a neutral location, not where the sheep are, as the older dog may see the younger dog as a threat. Keep you young pup out on a leash at first so he respects the older dog’s space. Allow dogs to smell each other.

Are Komondor dogs easy to train?

Temperament and Tendencies of the Komondor They are intelligent and sensitive dogs, capable of making decisions on their own. They tend to be easily bored and you may find they are difficult to train but intuitively intelligent nonetheless.

How do I train my Great Pyrenees to come?

Start off in an easy location (e.g. your house) and stand just a few feet away from your dog. Say the command, “pronto!”, in a high-pitched voice with happy, excited posture to entice your dog to come to you. When you dog makes it to you, reward him/her with treats for 20-30 seconds.

How do I stop my Pyrenees from biting?

Turn your back with your hands folded over your chest so she can’t reach them. Don’t give her any attention until she settles down. When she settles and stops trying to get your attention, give her attention and positive praise for not biting. When she bites again, immediately stop what you are doing and ignore her.

Can Great Pyrenees be trained off leash?

LEASHES – While some select Pyrs can be trained to hike off-leash, most Great Pyrenees can not be trained for off leash work. Therefore, most Pyrs are leash-walked for their entire lives.

How do you train a stubborn Pyrenees?

10 Tips for Training Great Pyrenees

1. Be patient. I cannot express how important patience is when training a Great Pyrenees.
2. Be confident. A continuation of “be patient” is to be confident.
3. Keep it positive.
4. Focus on bonding.
5. Keep a sense of humor.
6. Take it slow.
7. Practice everywhere.
8. Use the right tools.

Should I crate train my Great Pyrenees?

Potty training a Great Pyrenees can be accomplished at home with the assistance of a dog crate. Place the Great Pyrenees puppy in a crate during the night, when the owners are away from the home or every time the dog cannot be closely monitored. The cage should only be large enough for the dog to lie down.

How much exercise does a Komondor need?

Although they can run fast, adult Komondorok are generally inactive and require little exercise. These dogs typically remain stationary in a guarding position, and large yards are not a requirement for them. They should, however, be walked two or three times daily.

When should I start training my Great Pyrenees?

There are puppy kindergarten classes for very young puppies, but formal obedience training is not recommended before six months of age. Informal obedience training may be started soon after you take your puppy home. Simple commands such as “Sit”, “Down”, “Come”, “No”, etc. are useful for everyday life, indoors and out.