75% Kangal · 25% Great Pyrenees

Kangal x Great Pyrenees

Bred on purpose, not by accident. Here's what each half brings and what you get when they come together.

Our puppies are 75% Kangal and 25% Great Pyrenees. That cross gives you the size, courage, and protective drive of the Kangal with the steady, attentive temperament of the Great Pyrenees. They make great guard dogs and livestock dogs both — bonded to their flock, wary of predators, and gentle with the animals and people they protect. Ours are raised on the homestead among chickens, ducks, and other stock from the start.

75% Kangal25% Great Pyrenees

75% of the cross · Sivas Province, Türkiye

Kangal

The muscle and the nerve.

The Kangal is Türkiye's national dog and one of the most respected guardian breeds in the world — bred for centuries to hold off wolves and bears on open Anatolian range. It is a deterrent first and a fighter last: enormous, fast for its size, and confident enough that most predators leave rather than test it. The fawn coat with a black mask is the classic Kangal signature, and it comes through strongly in our pups.

Powerful, athletic buildCalm until there's a reason not to beIndependent decision-makerPatrols a wide perimeterFawn coat, black mask

Weight: 90–145 lb
Height: 28–32 in at the shoulder

25% of the cross · Pyrenees Mountains, France & Spain

Great Pyrenees

The patience and the good sense.

The Great Pyrenees has guarded mountain flocks for a thousand years and brings the softer half of the equation: nurturing with young stock, tolerant of handling, and famously trustworthy around children. Pyrenees are attentive nighttime workers who prefer to warn rather than engage. That quarter of Pyr blood is what makes these dogs livable — a working guardian your family can also walk up to.

Gentle with lambs, kids, and poultryWarns early, escalates slowlyThick weather-proof coatWorks the night shiftDeeply bonded to its charges

Weight: 85–115 lb
Height: 25–32 in at the shoulder

What You're Signing Up For

The practical numbers, before you build a pen.

Adult weight: 90–140 lb (males at the top end)
Height: 28–32 in at the shoulder
Coat: Short to medium double coat; fawn with a black mask
Lifespan: 11–13 years
Maturity: Slow — fully settled into the work around 2 years
Shedding: Heavy seasonal blow-out, spring and fall
Climate: Handles Tennessee summers and winters outdoors
Best for: Fenced acreage with stock to guard

Wondering whether this is the right dog for your situation? Read the FAQ or ask us directly.

Our Adults at Work

The dogs behind the puppies — on pasture, on the fence line, on watch.

Meet the Puppies

Same cross, same raising, ready at eight weeks.

Available Puppies Care & Training