Located in beautiful Michigan
Great Pyrenees Newfoundland Puppies
12/10/2024: We have 2 new litters born with absolutely gorgeous puppies (pictured below). A deposit is required to get on our puppy reservation list. The puppy deposit link is on this page. Thank you!
Waiting List Deposit:
$200.00
Newfoundland Great Pyrenees Puppies Pricing : $1500- $1800
**Puppy shipping costs are additional**
Puppies are selected in order of deposits placed, but it can change when some people decide to wait or defer to another litter.
Deposit amount will be deducted from the total price.
Deposits are non-refundable.
USE OUR CONTACT FORM @ THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE with your name/location etc.
WE CAN NOT GUARANTEE HOW MANY PUPPIES OR THE MALE/FEMALE RATIO THAT WILL BE BORN. FOR EXAMPLE, SOMETIMES A LITTER HAS AS MANY AS 8 OR 9, BUT SOMETIMES A LITTER IS ONLY 1 OR 2 PUPPIES...AND SOMETIMES ALL OF PUPPIES WILL BE MALES OR ALL FEMALES, ETC. Thanks! - A & E
Litter #3, Tazer x Muffin Litter DOB 12/8/2024: Three males & Four females
The sire is Tazer (AKC Great yrenees champion bloodline), and the dam is Muffin (AKC black Newfoundland). This is Muffin's 3rd litter but first litter sired by Tazer. We are very excited about the quality of this litter. We will be keeping 1 or 2 of these puppies, and the rest of the puppies will be available to those on our waiting/reservation list.
The first picture of them just a few days old. 3 males & 4 females...five are white with black patches, and 2 are solid black. (no white on them).
Litter #2, Thunder x Ruby Litter DOB 12/1/2024: Four males & Four females
The sire of these spectacular puppies is Thunder (AKC Hall of Fame bloodline). This is Thunder's last litter for us, as he is now retired from our program, so that his kids & grand kids can take over. The dam is Ruby, our exceedingly well-built & sweet 130 lb brown Newfoundland female. We will be keeping 1 or 2 of these puppies, and the rest of the puppies will be available to those on our waiting
The first picture of them just a few days old. 4 males & 4 females. Three are black with white bellies & legs, and the other five are all predominantly white with black patches.
Email us if you'd like to get on our puppy reservation/waiting list.
Litter #1, Ibenholt x Rose, born 11/5/2024: 1 female
Due Litters:
Tazer x Muffin
Muffin has been confirmed pregnant via blood test. She is due in the first half of December 2024. *As is customary, we as the breeders always reserve 1st pick puppy if we choose to keep a puppy from the litter.
Ibenholt x Emerald
Emerald has been confirmed pregnant & is due in the first two weeks of December. *As is customary, we as the breeders always reserve 1st pick puppy if we choose to keep a puppy from the litter.
Lightening x Licorice
Licorice has been confirmed pregnant and is due in December 2024. *As is customary, we as the breeders always reserve 1st pick puppy if we choose to keep a puppy from the litter.
- Onward Acres Great Pyrenees Newfoundland Puppies for sale - Watch dogs ~ Guard dogs ~ Nation wide shipping -
Why a Great Pyrenees Newfoundland?
Targeted Attributes of our Great Pyrenees Newfoundlands:
KEEP IN MIND THAT NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS WERE ORIGINALLY DERIVED IN PART FROM GREAT PYRENEES, SO THE 2 BREEDS SHARE MANY SIMILARITIES IN SIZE, COAT TYPE AND STRUCTURE,. WE FIND AND STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT THEIR DIFFERENCES, WHEN COMBINED, ACTUALLY ENHANCE THE RESULTING DOGS. BASICALLY, THE SUM OF THESE 2 BREEDS TOGETHER IS....A SUPERIOR LARGE DOG WITH INCREDIBLY WELL ROUNDED TRAITS.
- Decrease in roaming tendency
- Increase in bone mass over the purebred Great Pyrenees
- Maintains the gentle and child-friendly temperament that BOTH breed are so well known for
- Enhanced coat for even better all-weather (rain & snow) durability while working on the Homestead.
- PICTURED TO THE LEFT IS ONWARD ACRE'S FLOWER, A 110 lb. PUREBRED GREAT PYRENEES & LIGHTENING, A 140 lb. 50/50 NEWFOUNDLAND GREAT PYRENEES
-Aaron & Emily
A better suited "Small Homestead" Farm / Guardian Dog?
All those who have experience with the Purebred Great Pyrenees know they are prone to have a BIG vision of what their territory is, so they roam. Probably the biggest problem small farmers / homesteaders have to deal with in regards to having a purebred Great Pyrenees is their roaming tendency, even with fencing they sometimes seek to escape the fence. Adding the Newfoundland genetics diminishes their desire to take off, yet they still have the Great Pyrenees traits to be working farm dogs / livestock guardian dogs.