The Parents

Pepper & Grok - the parents of this litter.

Pepper and Grok are the parents of this litter. Grok brings the size and guardian instinct of a full Pyrenees. Pepper brings Australian shepherd attentiveness and a friendly household temperament. Both tried to chase the chickens and lambs as puppies and both trained out of it easily. We have visitors and small kids in and out of the house regularly — both dogs are consistently gentle with all of them. You're welcome to meet them before you reserve.

Mother

Pepper

~70 lbs

½ Great Pyrenees, ½ Australian shepherd

Pepper is half Great Pyrenees and half Australian shepherd, about 70 lbs. We don't have registry papers on her dam, so we tell you what she actually does: she's friendly with our kids and the small kids who visit, follows guests around without barking, and has been a steady mother to this litter — checked on her puppies every couple of hours the first two weeks.

Temperament

Friendly with strangers
Quiet around the house
Smart, picks up routines fast
Stays close without being clingy

On the farm

Alert to anything unusual on the property
Trained out of chasing as a pup — reliable around chickens, sheep, lambs, and cats now
Stays on the property without constant fence patrol

With family

Gentle with our kids and the small kids who visit
Sleeps near the bedrooms
Lives indoors and outdoors equally

Color

Mostly white and cream with dark gray-brown ears, a dark eye mask, and a white blaze

Father

Grok

~110 lbs

100% Great Pyrenees

Grok is a full Great Pyrenees, around 110 lbs. He sleeps near the back door and walks the fence line after dark. We have visitors and small kids in and out daily — he's gentle with all of them once we welcome them in. Indoors he's mellow, sprawled out wherever the kids are.

Temperament

Calm in the house
Alert outside
Loyal to the family
Doesn't spook easily

On the farm

Patrols the property without being told
Holds his ground with predators
Trained out of chasing as a pup — reliable around free-range chickens, sheep, and lambs

With family

Gentle with our kids and the small kids who visit
Welcomes guests once we say it's okay
Quiet indoors, even at his size

Color

Classic Pyrenees white

Pepper, the mother dog, sitting calmly outside on a Spokane area farm

Pepper — Mother

70 lbs, friendly, attentive mother

Pepper has been steady with the puppies — checking on them every couple hours the first two weeks, nursing well, staying close. She's friendly with strangers, follows the kids around the property, and picks up household routines fast.

Her photos aren't studio shots. They're what nursing and raising 10 puppies actually looks like.

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Pepper, the mother dog, resting with her newborn puppies

Pepper with the litter

Nursing, staying close

The actual mother with the actual puppies, on the actual farm. No staging.

Pepper on the farm

What she looks like and how she carries herself. No filters.

Parent Care & Litter Health

Practical care, steady observation, and real farm routine.

Our parent dogs live active farm lives and are fed a quality dog food along with farm-raised lamb as part of their regular diet. We keep their care practical, consistent, and focused on good condition, steady temperament, and real-life farm routine.

Pepper's litter arrived the evening of April 18, 2026, beginning around 7:30 PM: 10 puppies, all being watched closely and checked daily. Every litter is different, and we do not make health or temperament guarantees, but we believe strong parent care, daily observation, and a steady farm environment matter.

Grok, a 100% Great Pyrenees father dog, standing calmly with sheep on a Spokane area farm

Great Pyrenees sire Grok standing with sheep in a farm pasture

Grok — Father

100% Great Pyrenees

Grok is a full Great Pyrenees, around 110 lbs. He walks the fence line after dark and ignores people he doesn't know. Indoors he's mellow, sprawled out wherever the kids are.

He tried to chase the chickens as a puppy. Took minimal training to stop. He's lived alongside the free-range flock and our lambs ever since with no issues — that trainability is part of why we picked him.

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Full body view of Grok, the 100% Great Pyrenees sire, standing in pasture

Full Pyrenees build

110 lbs, classic Pyrenees coat. This is what the puppies are growing toward on the father's side.

Grok the Great Pyrenees farm dog standing near a blue tractor

On the farm

Grok lives outdoors and indoors. He's around tractors, chickens, kids, weather — all of it.

Grok the Great Pyrenees resting calmly in the grass

The temperament we picked him for

Watches first, reacts second. Not a barker. Settles fast once the situation is handled.

The pairing

What we can tell you.

Grok brings Great Pyrenees size and guardian instincts. Pepper brings a friendly household temperament and Australian shepherd attentiveness. We describe what we see and do not guarantee adult size, coat, or exact temperament.

From Grok: size, weather tolerance, and the calm guardian instinct Pyrenees are bred for. He patrols the property without being told and ignores people he doesn't know. Indoors he's soft with the kids.

From Pepper: attentiveness and household friendliness. She picks up routines fast and stays close to the family. She's half Pyrenees, half Australian shepherd. We don't have papers on her dam, so we describe her by what we see.

Together: a substantial farm dog with enough Australian shepherd influence to stay connected to the family. The puppies are showing a really promising mix of steadiness, curiosity, and people-focus already. Best fit for acreage, hobby farms, rural homes, or active families with a real yard.

Every puppy is an individual. We can speak to what we've seen in the parents and how the litter is being raised. We can't guarantee adult size, coat, or exact temperament.

Next Steps

Evaluate them in person before you commit.

Serious, reserved buyers are welcome to meet Pepper, Grok, and the litter on the farm once the puppies are old enough for visitors. Reach out to plan a visit.

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