How to choose a Great Pyrenees? The eyes of a Great Pyrenees should be almond-shaped, dark brown, with black eye sockets. The ears should be V-shaped with unrounded tips. The base of the ears should be at eye level and droop flat against the cheek. The lips are tightly closed, the upper lip just covers the lower lip, the lower jaw should be strong, the teeth have an ideal scissor bite, the muzzle is smoothly connected to the skull, the cheeks are flat, and the length and width of the skull are almost equal.

1. First of all, you should be familiar with the body characteristics of the Great Pyrenees before selecting, and pay attention to selecting healthy dogs. In order to ensure the quality of the Great Pyrenees you select, you should go to a professional pet store instead of buying from small vendors or shops on the roadside.

2. The Great Pyrenees’ eyes are medium-sized, almond-shaped, slightly slanted and dark brown, with black eye sockets. The dog's ears are medium in size and V-shaped. The tips of the ears are not rounded. The base of the ears is at eye level and droops flat against the cheek. The outline of the nose is not obvious, the lips are tightly closed, and the upper lip just covers the lower lip.

3. The Great Pyrenees has a strong jaw, an ideal scissor bite, a smooth connection between the muzzle and the skull, a flat cheek, a slight wrinkle between the eyes, and the width and length of the skull are almost equal. Each hind leg has two dewclaws, and the toes of the hind limbs are slightly turned outwards. The feet are the same as the forelimbs, round and compact, with thick pads and rounded toes.

4. When selecting a Great Pyrenees dog, you should also carefully test whether the dog is healthy and has a good character. Therefore, when selecting, you can gently touch the dog’s body with both hands to check whether the dog’s body fur is intact and whether there are symptoms of skeletal dysplasia. In addition, you can also observe whether the feces excreted by the dog is normal, because the condition of the feces can also reflect whether the dog is healthy.

5. Finally, when selecting a Great Pyrenees dog, you should also simply test the dog's personality. Selecting a lively, cheerful and docile Great Pyrenees dog is the key to getting along with the owner. When selecting, you can tease the dog appropriately and feed the dog some food to observe the dog's reaction to external food and its attitude towards people. If the Great Pyrenees behaves positively, is docile and friendly, then it is worth buying.