Talk:Pyrenean Shepherd
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Anon user posted this message on the article page:
- just asking. Is there a pyr in here? Like a hybrid of a st bernard and a scotch shepard? Or is this it?
I don't understand the question ("Is there a pyr in here?"), but I moved it here in case someone else does. Elf | Talk 01:21, 8 Feb 2005 (UTC)
They probably want to know if the Pyrenean Shepherd is a cross between the Great Pyrenees and some herding dog. The answer is no. The Pyr Shep has been a distinct breed for at least 800 years, probably much longer.
