Witten's chum was a dashing 120-pound Great Pyrenees dog named Pyr . From Newbury to Boylston streets they cruised, man and dog wearing crimson S's on their chests.
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James Wright, 41, the owner / guardian of Marco, a feisty Great Pyrenees, was upbeat about the new language, which he said would " gradually change people's perceptions ."
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The idea came to Henry in December, after she heard about a similar house and a favorite patient died : an 8-year-old Great Pyrenees, weighing 155 pounds and named Barkley.
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In the 1920s, breeders developed the Dogo by crossing the Cordoba Fighting Dog with other breeds such as the Great Dane, Great Pyrenees, English Bulldog, Bull Terrier and Dogue de Bordeaux.
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Beginning in the 1970s, there have been some efforts to breed back the Alpine Mastiff, mainly by using breeds such as the Saint Bernard, Great Dane, Great Pyrenees, and Bernese Mountain Dog.
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Staggy has a few mutilated fronds, thanks to Hemingway, the Great Pyrenees pup who lives downstairs but seems to have imprinted on me and likes to chew plants almost as much as socks.
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Dogs, like other canids, normally have four claws on their rear paws; a fifth is often called a dewclaw and is especially found in certain dog breeds, including the Norwegian Lundehund and Great Pyrenees.
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Today, Rapp, a commercial photographer, declines to be interviewed; Polo, the pandhandler, has drifted back to the streets; and Witten, branded the Dog Man for the Great Pyrenees dog he traveled with, committed suicide earlier this year.
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However, as a result of this near extinction, the genetic pool available to breeders was severely restricted and there is conjecture that some may have used other breeds, such as the Great Pyrenees, to continue their programs.
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He's been here ever since, adopting as a buddy the couple's Great Pyrenees, Lady; cooing at Vivion and waddling around behind him everywhere; and flying above the farmer's rusted Ford truck when Vivion and Lady go to town.
