What are Great Pyrenees puppies Without Papers Worth?

Q: What are Great Pyrenees puppies worth to sell without papers?
I Have full-bred Great Pyrenees pups. a few months old. parents full-bred
No papers, no shots, dewormed.

How much are they worth to sell?

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Answer by Silvestre
The price of a great pyrenees can vary depending on where you live. The cost of the dog may be more expensive in certain areas.
In general, it is safe to assume that the price of a great pyrs without papers will range anywhere from $150 to $250.

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Answer by CanineTruth
$ 100 a pup. No more. Bump it to $ 150 if you get them shots.
No papers means no PROOF that the animals are, in fact, purebred. No proof the parents are who you say they are, or that the parents themselves are even purebred. Also, no genetic history so no proof these pups are less likely to inherit genetic diseases – do you even have a legally binding contract written up?

Answer by Brian Burdick
I had a litter of crossbreed puppies from my Argentine dogo bitch and Turkish Kangal male. I gave two to a friend for free, kept two myself, and sold the other three for $350.00 each.
I didn’t make a penny profit as between vet bills and chipping them all, I almost came out even. My number one priority was to see that they all went to wonderful homes, and they did.
I had my female spayed as soon as the vet said it was ok to do so.
The thing is, I sold them as crossbreeds and not as purebred.

Answer by Love a Poodle not a
Around $ 100 I'd say.
All you have had to do is feed and deworm him so you can't charge any more than what he has cost you.
Not getting shots is very irresponsible.

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Answer by Thornita
Unpapered pyrs? $90 or 50 pounds depending on what currency you have.
You believe you have pedigree dogs but there is no proof so unlucky there and that takes a large chunk out of the amount they could go for.
Thanks for adding to the unwanted dog population by the way, :(

Answer by Beth
Wow! People are so rude, and without even knowing the whole story. In our area, I live in the south US, unpapered great pyrenees go for 250-400$.

Answer by GP owner
Well with GP’s all you need to do is look for the double dewclaws that are a sign that the dog is full-blooded.

Answer by Mark
Not all dogs are born with dewclaws, some only have the toenail on the front leg and others have them on four legs. Some dogs can have two dewclaws on one or more legs.
Sometimes the dewclaws are not properly attached and have to be removed.

Answer by JenVT
No papers, no shots? free. At the shelter, it’s about $ 100 and those dogs are spayed/neutered and UTD on shots. Your dogs may as well be mutts because without papers you can’t prove that they are purebred. Stop trying to make money off your dogs.

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Answer by Nedra E
You didn't say where you live. Prices vary from place to place. My 6-year-old girl, I paid $100 for. Her parents were on-site and looked to be the pure Pyrenees, but no papers. She and her parents all have double hind dewclaws which is a good sign indicating pure breed.

My male is papered, and I paid $300 for him. I have copies of his parents' papers and was given his paper from when the litter was registered.
I live in a rural area in East TN. Talk to your local Tractor Supply manager, local pet stores, maybe even the local rescue groups to see what pyrs go for in your area.

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Answer by di
If the puppies are a few months old they should have their vaccinations or you could lose the whole litter to parvo or distemper. You should sell the Great Pyrenees pups for $ 50 to good homes that will get them the health care they need.
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