How can I tell if a Great Pyrenees is real or not? The Great Pyrenees has a large, arch-shaped skull with a black nose that tapers a little from the skull to the muzzle, with a few wrinkles in between. The ears are triangular and small, and the eyes are almond-shaped with dark sockets. The chest is broad, the back is wide and straight, the forelimbs are straight, there are two layers of wolf paws, and the tail is long. 1. Head: The Great Pyrenees has a skullcap that is arch-shaped, very large, and the nasal muzzle is thick and very powerful. The color of the nose is black. The Great Pyrenees’ ears are triangular and small, usually lying flat, but only slightly tilted up when working. 3. eyes: The Great Pyrenees’ almond-shaped eyes are a deep yellowish teal, with dark orbits. 4. body: The Great Pyrenees has a very strong, sturdy body. The coat of the Great Pyrenees can be straight or wavy, with a very long, thick upper coat, and the lower coat, although fine, is also very thick. The color of the hair can be divided into: white, white with cave bear-like markings, wolf fur colored gray and light yellow. 6. Limbs: The Great Pyrenees has very straight forelimbs with very well developed muscles on them, the coat is very dense, very thick and straight, and it has two layers of wolf paws. 7. Feet: The Great Pyrenees has very firm feet that are somewhat short. The toe bulge is not very obvious, and the paws are very strong and very thick. 8. Tail: The Great Pyrenees has a very long tail, the end of its tail is fine, its tail hair is very dense and rich, the end of its tail is somewhat curled, and if it is in a happy moment, it will raise its tail high on its back. 9. Height: The minimum height of the Great Pyrenees is: 70 cm (male) 65 cm (female) .
