Located in beautiful Michigan
Great Pyrenees Newfoundland Puppies
Looks like we'll have our next litter due in September 2026. We do have a waiting list.
Great Pyrenees Newfoundland Puppy / Waiting List Deposit
$400.00
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- After you place your deposit, we notify you that your deposit has been received.
- We then will notify you after the puppies are born.
- We will then update you weekly with photos / videos / info as the puppies grow, up until it is time for us to either ship your puppy to you, or for you to pick up your puppy in person in Michigan when puppies are 8 weeks old & ready to go.
- Puppy selecting is done in order of deposit, *AFTER* we have made our pick from the litter, if we are keeping one. Puppy selections are made via our photos, descriptions and videos on our Youtube channel.
- Our puppies are routinely dewormed and have received their first round of puppy vaccinations before leaving.
- If being shipped out of state, our puppies are vet checked comprehensively before leaving.
- We ship to all states!
Great Pyrenees Newfoundland Puppy Price: start at $2500
The $400 deposit will be deducted from total puppy price.
**Puppy shipping costs are additional, and depend on whatever the going rate is for the transporter at the time the transport is requested & booked.**
Deposits AND remaining balances are non-refundable.
USE OUR CONTACT FORM @ THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE with your name/location etc.
- A & E
Planned 2026 Litter: Lightening x Dakota
Planned 2026 Litter: 2nd Generation Pure-Newfoundland Great Pyrenees from Onward Acres Vivaldi x Onward Acres Serenity
Why a Great Pyrenees Newfoundland?
Targeted Attributes of our Great Pyrenees Newfoundlands:
THE 2 BREEDS SHARE MANY SIMILARITIES IN SIZE, COAT TYPE AND STRUCTURE. GREAT PYRENEES WERE USED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG BREED. WE FIND THE SUM OF THESE 2 BREEDS TOGETHER MAKES A SUPERIOR LARGE & REGAL DOG WITH INCREDIBLY WELL ROUNDED TRAITS:
- The Great Pyrenees genes bring intelligence & discernment (Newfoundlands aren't nearly as intelligent).
- Newfoundland brings willingness to yield and obey its' master (and hey, on that note.... it's very important that YOU the human, are the master. No matter how cute & sweet they are as puppies, nobody enjoys an adult 120 lb+ dog who was allowed to grow up being an obnoxious pain in the ass. We cannot stress the importance enough to our buyers that you raise your puppy to think YOU THE HUMAN are the alpha in charge, not the other way around. The dog should not think it's your master. You'll be miserable if it does.)
- The Great Pyrenees brings the desire to guard it's family.
- The Newfoundland dog usually brings an increase in overall mass over the Great Pyrenees.
- The Great Pyrenees tightens and beautifies the eyelids of the Newfoundlands (Newfs can have loose, gaping open eye lids, and those are really unsightly).
- Both breeds posses gentle and child-friendly temperament. So that good natured trait is maintained and not lost by breeding these genetics together (unless you train your puppy to be an obnoxious, undisciplined idiot. Then it may not be "great with kids", but that'd be on you. So don't train your puppy with treats, because that just makes them excited and obnoxious, which is part of why so many pet dogs turn into problem dogs. and don't let them chew on the your fingers when they are puppies).
- The breeds both possess thick all weather coats, so neither breed detracts from each others' fur but rather maintains its' durability and further beautifies it.
- The Newfoundland brings a spacial contentment that Great Pyrenees simple don't possess.Pyr- Newfs are less prone to run off.
-Aaron & Emily