"...and the lion will lie down with the lamb"

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Great Pyrenees enjoy a reputation as being excellent companions and they are known for behaving themselves with kids and cats.  Our cats bristle at the sight of any dog or another cat, but from the day we brought Lilly home, Puff and Pooh "tolerated" Lilly.  I won't go as far as to say it was love at first sight, but after a short get-acquainted period, these animals now share the same space on the floor and the never fight.  Lilly will occasionally chase one of the cats, but it is all in fun and on the few occasions she actually cornered a cat, she merely stands over it as if protecting it.

Great Pyrenees & Cats

Pyrs are famous for their gentle nature with cats and children. Probably the most danger comes from their large bodies knocking toddlers off their feet. An excited Pyr can knock an adult over the couch, but not on purpose. 

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Great Pyrenees News

Saving little lives is Valerio family affair
In today’s hustle and bustle world, spending quality family time together has become increasingly more difficult. The Valerio family, however, has found a way to incorporate quality time together while also working for a common goal -- volunteering collectively, as a family, to help save stray cats and kittens for Purrfect Paws Rescue.

Vets: Pets Can Help w/ Cancer Research
Leading Texas veterinarians are mobilizing to enlist pets in the testing of experimental cancer therapies, a potential benefit to not just dogs and cats but people.

Vets push pets to help with cancer research
Leading Texas veterinarians are mobilizing to enlist pets in the testing of experimental cancer therapies, a potential benefit to not just dogs and cats but people.

Veterinarians: Pets can help with cancer research
Leading Texas veterinarians are mobilizing to enlist pets in the testing of experimental cancer therapies, a potential benefit to not just dogs and cats but people.

Cancer research could help dogs, cats - and humans
Cancer research could help dogs, cats - and humans Houston Chronicle Copyright 2012 Houston Chronicle. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Updated 09:22 a.m., Monday, January 30, 2012 The veterinarians recently set up a registry they hope will connect pet owners and cancer researchers and show that diseased pets - dogs in particular ...

Veterinarians look to pets to advance cancer research
Houston Chronicle HOUSTON -- Leading Texas veterinarians are mobilizing to enlist pets in the testing of experimental cancer therapies, a potential benefit to not just dogs and cats but people. The veterinarians recently set up a registry they hope ...

It's a dog's life for Edgeworth woman who rescues, trains Great Pyrenees
Alyson Korman's life quite literally has gone to the dogs, and that's the way she said she likes it.  read more »

Tales Of Animal Rescue: Noodle Licks An Annoying Habit
Animal stories have long been a staple of the news, and none resonate more deeply with readers than those containing the word "rescue." Most of these stories are about dogs or cats. But the human instinct to nurture an animal in need, and the satisfaction we derive from it, knows almost no boundaries. The Humane Society of the United States reports that 21 percent of adopted dogs and cats, 16.4 ...

Animal rescue provides rescue
Field of Dreams Rescue, a local animal rescue program that puts dogs and cats into foster homes, gives students a chance to temporarily house pets ...

Animal rescue provides refuge
Field of Dreams Rescue, a local animal rescue program that puts dogs and cats into foster homes, gives students a chance to temporarily house pets ...

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