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<blockquote data-quote="Workinonit Farm" data-source="post: 699407" data-attributes="member: 839"><p>Good luck on that one. The Pyrenees are/is well known for that. By nature they will cover large amounts of ground/territory. Its in their breeding/blood......they can't help it. That is what they were bred for way back when. My neighbor's Pyrenees' often have been found 4 and 5 miles from home. Their owner or family member frequently will pick them up from the side of the road several miles from here. They have a large territory. Mine is does not travel with them as she is limited by a fence and a collar to go with it.</p><p></p><p>About a year ago I discovered that another 'neighbor' had 2. This 'neighbor' lives in the next 'holler' over about 2 miles or so. A lady I know called me to tell me my dog was at her place, not my dog as mine was here and I was looking at her. I told lady that the dog was most likely my "next-door" neighbor's dog. She dropped it off at <strong>their</strong> house. <strong>That</strong>neighbor then called me to tell me that my dog was at <strong>their </strong>place....once again, not mine. Turns out it was a different one from the next holler over. These dogs will travel.</p><p></p><p>Good luck and have fun. They are a wonderful breed.</p><p></p><p>Katherine</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Workinonit Farm, post: 699407, member: 839"] Good luck on that one. The Pyrenees are/is well known for that. By nature they will cover large amounts of ground/territory. Its in their breeding/blood......they can't help it. That is what they were bred for way back when. My neighbor's Pyrenees' often have been found 4 and 5 miles from home. Their owner or family member frequently will pick them up from the side of the road several miles from here. They have a large territory. Mine is does not travel with them as she is limited by a fence and a collar to go with it. About a year ago I discovered that another 'neighbor' had 2. This 'neighbor' lives in the next 'holler' over about 2 miles or so. A lady I know called me to tell me my dog was at her place, not my dog as mine was here and I was looking at her. I told lady that the dog was most likely my "next-door" neighbor's dog. She dropped it off at [b]their[/b] house. [b]That[/b]neighbor then called me to tell me that my dog was at [b]their [/b]place....once again, not mine. Turns out it was a different one from the next holler over. These dogs will travel. Good luck and have fun. They are a wonderful breed. Katherine [/QUOTE]
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