RE: Pyr or Golden?, was RE: [pyrnet] Please help

["Tedford, Ellen" <Ellen.Tedford@bcbsma.com>]

It is hard to define, but if you saw him-you would know. Wish I has a
picture saved on line. The mother, who was a small retriever mix, was picked
up about a mile from a home with 3 Great Pyrenees, one was an intact male. 
His disposition was not Golden Retrievier, he was much more independant by
nature. All of the surviving puppies (delivered by my vet) were either white
or or pale cream, with black noses and lips. 

-----Original Message-----
From: Chrissy McConnell [mailto:chrissy_mcconnell@hotmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 8:10 PM
To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
Subject: Pyr or Golden?, was RE: [pyrnet] Please help


Please don't be offended but are they sure of his sire's breed?  I've seen 
some pretty light Goldens who could pass for a Pyr, except for small 
differences.  :)

I've also picked up a definite Pyr at a shelter for Rescue who was labeled 
as a Newfoundland at the shelter.  :-/  He *is* big and has wolfgray 
markings but most definitely *not* a Newfie.  :-)

Chrissy


>>>>My first Pyr was a pound puppy I adopted from the dog officer who picked

>>>>up
>the Mom ( a golden retiver mix) as a stray. They had to deliver her pups by
>c-section, 5 of the 12 lived. My Rolphie grew and grew - he was about 95
>pounds of pale gold fur,  a perfect gentleman. There was no doubt as to the
>breed of his father.<<<<

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