great pyrenees
Definition
Noun 1. A breed of large, heavy-coated white dogs resembling the Newfoundland: The Great Pyrenees is a specific breed of working dog, originally used to guard livestock. It is characterized by its large size, thick white coat, calm demeanor, and resemblance to the Newfoundland dog breed.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The Great Pyrenees stood guard over the flock of sheep.
- We are considering adopting a Great Pyrenees from the rescue shelter.
- The majestic appearance of the Great Pyrenees is due to its thick, white double coat.
Advanced Usage
- Used attributively (as a noun modifier): The breed name can function as an adjective to describe characteristics or items related to the dog.
- She has a collection of Great Pyrenees figurines.
- We follow a Great Pyrenees-specific grooming guide.
Variants and Related Words
- Pyrenean Mountain Dog: An alternative name for the same breed, more commonly used in Europe.
- Pyrenees (proper noun): The mountain range between France and Spain, from which the breed originates. When used alone, it refers to the geography, not the dog.
- The Great Pyrenees breed originated in the Pyrenees mountains.
Synonyms
- Livestock guardian dog: A general term for breeds, including the Great Pyrenees, used to protect herds.
- Guardian dog: A broader category describing the dog's primary function.
Related Phrases
- Great Pyrenees rescue: An organization dedicated to rehoming dogs of this breed.
- Great Pyrenees club: An association for breed enthusiasts and owners.
Noun
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bred of large heavy-coated white dogs resembling the Newfoundland
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