Name: Great Pyrenees Puppy
Brand: Great Pyrenees
SKU: 178786
Price: 3000 USD
Availability: InStock

4 months Great Pyrenees Dog sales by owner

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4 months Great Pyrenees Dog sales by owner

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

178786

Price / Fee

$3,000

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Great Pyrenees

Location

South Las Vegas Boulevard, Gateway District, Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Great Pyrenees is kind of Big Dog, will Grown around 60 to 120 Pounds. He is Male Puppy 4 months old, Healthy Strong very Cutie Very Pretty Beautiful Active Male Puppy, He 56 Pounds now, Strong Puppy, Because he is strong Dog, myself too weak to Handle him, so if any one Love him, have him then you should have full strong Energy to take care him, you should have a Larger Area to let him play & Running Around, Including 2 Crates (1 Plastic Crate for travel) other (1 Placing in House) & Dog foods, Toys ... And 1 month Puppy Health Insurance. Animals Doctor Proved state He is Healthy Puppy. if any one interesting in Him contact me

*** Diane.

Location in central Las vegas, 1 miles near China Town. Meet in person.

Price $3000 Cash only. Price Negotiable ...

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Price / Fees

$3,000

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Frequently Asked Questions about Great Pyrenees Puppies

What is the age of the Great Pyrenees puppy available for sale?

The Great Pyrenees puppy is currently 4 months old.

What is the weight of the puppy?

This male puppy weighs 56 pounds and is expected to grow between 60 to 120 pounds as an adult.

Is the puppy healthy?

Yes, the puppy has been verified by a veterinarian and is considered a healthy puppy with no known health issues.

What type of living situation is best for a Great Pyrenees?

To properly care for a Great Pyrenees, it is recommended that owners have a larger area for the dog to play and run around. They thrive in environments where they can exercise and enjoy their space.