Some dogs truly earn the title of gentle giant, and life feels brighter with them around. They may look imposing because of their size, yet their hearts are often the softest.
Sadly, not everyone sees that these large pups are usually the most tender and affectionate.
Speaking from experience, I have had far more spirited encounters with tiny Chihuahuas than with massive breeds such as Newfoundlands or Great Pyrenees. Every dog has a personality of its own, but there is a noticeable pattern. The bigger ones tend to be the sweethearts.
Mya fits that description perfectly. She is a seven-year-old Great Pyrenees who represents her breed well. These dogs were once bred to guard livestock, and many still carry strong protective instincts today.
Mya lives in Sharpsburg, Georgia. She is nowhe

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