Pyrenean Mastiff
A gentle Spanish mountain guardian with a massive white coat and a lion-like ruff.
Overview. The Pyrenean Mastiff is a giant Spanish livestock guardian from the Pyrenees, distinguished by its abundant white coat and a protective ruff.
History & Origin
Bred to defend flocks from wolves and bears in northern Spain, it is closely related to the Great Pyrenees but larger and heavier.
Appearance & Coat
Huge and well-coated, largely white with patches of fawn, gray, or black, plus a lion-like neck ruff.
Temperament
Sweet, calm, and protective, it is devoted to flock and family alike.
Care & Exercise
Needs space, moderate exercise, and thorough coat grooming.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 2 (Pinscher and Schnauzer – Molossian type – Swiss Mountain and Cattledogs).
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