any of a breed of large dog, somewhat bearlike in appearance, with falling ears and a long, thick white coat, originally used in the Pyrenees to guard sheep and as a guide in snowy regions
Great Pyrenees
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Great Pyrenees
noun
A dog of a large breed developed to guard sheep in the Pyrenees Mountains, having a thick white coat and a plumed tail.
Great Pyrenees
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Noun
(plural Great Pyrenees)
- (US) A large breed of dog originating in France and often used to guard livestock.
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