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There are 4 Great Pyrenees breeders in North Carolina, mostly around Spring Hope, Graham and Raeford. The best rated with at least 10 reviews is Towering Oaks Farm Country Market in Graham (5.0 from 15 reviews). All of them have their own website, where most post upcoming litters and prices. If you can travel, 11 more are close by in Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee. The puppies are sold by the breeders themselves: call them or check their website for available puppies and waitlists.
4 breeders in North Carolina
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Pony Trail Farm AKC Great Pyrenees and Bernese Mountain Dogs
Nicholson, GA
5.06 reviews
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Great Pyrenees
- Origin
- Spain
- Breeders listed
- 39 in the US
Before you call a Great Pyrenees breeder
- Health results for both parents. Good breeders test the parents for the health problems common in the breed (hips, eyes, heart, DNA tests) and show you the paperwork. The breed club lists the tests that matter.
- See the mother with the litter, in person or on a live video call, not only photos.
- A real breeder asks you questions about your home and schedule, and often has a waitlist.
- Never wire money or pay with gift cards or crypto before you have seen the puppy. That is how most puppy scams work.
Towns with Great Pyrenees breeders
Spring Hope, NC 1 breeder
Graham, NC 1 breeder
Raeford, NC 1 breeder
Wendell, NC 1 breeder
Questions
How many Great Pyrenees breeders are there in North Carolina?
We list 4 breeders of Great Pyreneess in North Carolina, and 11 more close by in neighboring states.
Which Great Pyrenees breeder in North Carolina has the most reviews?
Twin Oaks Farm All Natural in Spring Hope has the most reviews: 19 reviews, rated 4.8 out of 5.
Which is the best rated Great Pyrenees breeder in North Carolina?
Among breeders with at least 5 reviews, Towering Oaks Farm Country Market in Graham has the highest rating (5.0 from 15 reviews). Ratings are not a health guarantee: ask for the parents' test results.
Why do some breeders show a warning?
We flag details that do not add up, like a phone number from a distant state on a listing with almost no reviews, or a single five-star review. It is not an accusation. Ask the breeder about it before you pay anything.