Great Pyrenees have a range of health problems, including bone and joint issues, heart issues, eye problems, and cancer. However, all dogs may be susceptible to these problems, and great Pyrenees are a relatively healthy breed compared to others.
Responsible breeders will carry out genetic testing to ensure that their puppies are healthy, and you should ask for these results before deciding where to buy your puppy.
However, long term, the health of a great Pyrenees will also depend on its age, nutrition, environment and overall care.
