Great Pyrenees Puppies for Sale in Nevada
Livestock guardians raised on our Arizona homestead, for Nevada families.
If you have livestock in Nevada and want a guardian that works, ask about our Great Pyrenees. Ours guard our own chickens, pigs and lamb on our homestead just outside Tombstone, Arizona. We raise the puppies in our house so they know people before they know a pasture.
This is Freya, our white and badger female. She is 6 years old and weighs 136 lb. Good Dog lists hip testing for her.
About the breed
Great Pyrenees guard livestock, and they take that job seriously. They are independent thinkers. Our colors are white and badger and white. A guardian dog is not the right fit for every home, so we talk through your setup before we match you with a puppy.
Our current litter
Freya and Blue had a litter on October 13, 2026: 2 males and 3 females. We have not set go-home dates yet. Ask on the application and we will tell you where the litter stands.
Bringing a puppy to Nevada
Nevada is a long way from Tombstone. Most families fly into Tucson and meet us at the airport, or plan a longer drive. Partway delivery is another option.
We also raise Akita puppies for Nevada families. See the California page too.
Getting your puppy home
Pickup is at our homestead just outside Tombstone, Arizona, or at the Tucson Airport. We can also meet in Las Cruces, New Mexico, or work out a partway delivery. Families fly or drive, whichever suits them. We built My Animal Transport with a friend to help families find vetted transporters. Our puppies go home without registration unless you plan to show and breed.
Common questions
How does a Great Pyrenees puppy get to Nevada?
Families fly into Tucson and meet us at the airport, or plan a longer drive to our homestead. Partway delivery is possible too.
When are the Great Pyrenees puppies ready?
Freya and Blue’s puppies were born on October 13, 2026. We have not set go-home dates yet. Send an application and we will keep you posted.
What does a puppy come with?
Each puppy goes home with a vet exam, vaccinations, deworming, a microchip, vet records, a starter kit and a health guarantee. We also do early potty training and basic obedience, and we offer lifetime support. Our puppies go home without registration unless you plan to show and breed.
How does the deposit work?
We start with an application. Once it is approved, picks go in deposit order. The deposit is $500 and is non-refundable. The balance is between $1,000 and $2,500 depending on the puppy, and it is due before pickup.
Ready to ask about a puppy? Contact us or call 530-306-3111. All the places we send puppies are on this page.