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GCH Branco

Get ready to be thrilled by our exceptional puppies, emerging from our extraordinary breeding program. Hear this! We transform their pedigrees into the most exceptional Great Pyrenees puppies you'll ever find!

AKC GRCH BRANCO (GRANADOS)

-AKC Champion/Grand Champion

-Rank Top Twenty GR Pyrenees

-#23 AKC Best of Breed

-GPCA Great Pyr Club of America

-Royal Canin Cup (Miami)

-Winner Group (USA& Mex.)

-Mexican Champion (FCI MEX)

-CH of the Americas & the Caribbean

-International Champion (FCI)

AKC Storybook Tails

Prince Phillip DOB 1/4/21

son of AKC CH The Outlaw

AKC Storybook Tails

Yuki DOB 12/16/21

Daughter of GCH Johnny Snow

Storybook Tails Aisa

AKC Harvest Acres Just Look At me DOB 12/6/2020

Storybook Tails Atticus

AKC Harvest Acres Kick Start My heart of Windy Ridge. DOB 8/19/21

AKC Storybook Tails

Titina DOB 8/19/21

Daughter of GCH Johnny Snow

A special thank you to our show handler, Laini Leal, Belinda Handling and Styling

In loving memory

AKC Baufland

Cookies & Cream (Galleta)

MEX FCI DOB 12/18/20

And passed away 12/22.

She was the sweetest ever and is deeply missed.

Here’s what you can expect as your Great Pyrenees puppy develops:

0-3 Months

• Size: Very small and chubby, with rounded features.

• Coat: They have a thick, fluffy coat that is soft and pure white, though some puppies may have patches of light gray, tan, or badger markings.

• Ears: Their ears are small and often hang down, giving them a cute, floppy look.

• Face: Their faces are round with a short snout, and their eyes are dark and expressive.

3-6 Months

• Size: They grow rapidly, with legs beginning to lengthen, giving them a slightly gangly appearance.

• Coat: The fluffiness of the puppy coat is still present, but the fur may start to show signs of thickening and becoming more textured.

• Ears: Ears remain floppy but start to grow in proportion to the rest of the head.

• Face: The face starts to elongate slightly, but they still maintain their puppy-like roundness.

6-9 Months

• Size: By this time, they’ve grown significantly, though they still have some growing to do. Their legs are long, and they may look a bit awkward as they start filling out.

• Coat: The adult coat begins to develop, becoming denser and more water-resistant. Some shedding of the puppy coat may occur.

• Ears: The ears begin to set into their adult shape but remain soft and floppy.

• Face: The face continues to mature, losing some of its roundness as the snout elongates and the head broadens.

9-12 Months

• Size: The puppy is nearing its adult size, though it may still have some growing left. They start to look more proportional and balanced.

• Coat: The coat becomes thicker, especially around the neck, creating a mane-like appearance. The color may stabilize if there were patches or markings.

• Ears: Ears remain large and floppy, complementing the now more defined head shape.

• Face: The face now resembles that of an adult Great Pyrenees, with a strong, confident expression.

Throughout these stages, the Great Pyrenees maintains a regal and majestic appearance, with its coat being one of its most distinguishing features.