I'd like to know the same. i have a Pyrenees weiller mix and she has souble dew claws. im not sure if i should get them removed.
Dogs. Here are a few breeds that are known to have double dew claws: 1) Puffin Hound/Lundehund 2) Pyrenean Shepherd 3) Beauceron 4) Briard 5) Pyrenean Mountain Dog 6) Pyrenean Mastiff
You may have heard that they do not have dewclaws, but it depends on the dog. Sometimes they do have rear dewclaws and sometimes they don't. It depends on what genes the dog got from its parents
All breeds of dog have atleast two dew claws (unless they are removed) but a pedigree Great Pyrenees should have a dew claw on each front leg and double dew claws on both hind legs.
Ah, the Great Pyrenees, a majestic breed indeed! These gentle giants are known for their beautiful white coats and their calm, patient demeanor. They were originally bred to guard livestock in the Pyrenees Mountains, so they are naturally protective and loyal companions. With proper training and socialization, they make wonderful family pets and are great with children.
Great Pyrenees have double dew claws as a breed characteristic that enhances their ability to navigate rugged terrain. These extra dew claws provide additional grip and stability while climbing and traversing steep or rocky areas, which is essential for their historical role as livestock guardians in mountainous regions. The double dew claws are also believed to serve as a form of protection against injury when maneuvering in challenging environments.
AKC standards in breeds are very strict, and the organization has standards about double dew claws. Very few breeds are allowed double dew claws, but one breed in which they are acceptable is the Great Pyrenees.
Dogs. Here are a few breeds that are known to have double dew claws: 1) Puffin Hound/Lundehund 2) Pyrenean Shepherd 3) Beauceron 4) Briard 5) Pyrenean Mountain Dog 6) Pyrenean Mastiff
You may have heard that they do not have dewclaws, but it depends on the dog. Sometimes they do have rear dewclaws and sometimes they don't. It depends on what genes the dog got from its parents
The double bass, as a musical instrument, has a rich history that dates back to the early 16th century, evolving from earlier string instruments. The Pyrenees region, known for its diverse cultural influences, has its own traditions of string instruments, but the double bass itself is not specifically tied to that region. If you're asking about a specific double bass from the Pyrenees, additional context would be needed to provide an accurate age.
The Bernese Mountain Dog is not a breed known for having double dew claws, and for showing all the dew claws are usually removed. Breeds that are desired to have double dew claws on their hind legs are Beauceron's, Briard's, Pyrenean Mountain Dog's/Great Pyrenees and Lundehund's. Although some Bernese Mountain Dog's may be born with extra dew claws, they should be removed if the Dog is to be shown as some judges may class this as a fault.
I tend to look at the structural body shape and size (particularly the ears, tail and abdomen); fur length, colour, and texture; tail length and shape (curled or straight);and I look for unique features like dewclaws, double dewclaws, wrinkled skin, tongue colour, that kind of thing.
Go to a veterinarian to have them removed.
The Pyrenees Mountains.
probably because it dewclaws;)
Yes, female dogs can have dewclaws, just like male dogs. Dewclaws are small, thumb-like digits located on the inner side of a dog's leg, and their presence is not determined by the dog's sex but rather by breed and individual anatomy. Some breeds may have dewclaws on their front legs, while others may have them on both front and hind legs, and some may have them removed for various reasons.
No, there are no fossils in the Pyrenees.
There are the Pyrenees Mountain in the north, and the Sierra Nevada range in the south.