Mary Allen
#7 Ten years later the first breed clubs were founded and in 1923 the “Pyrenean Dog Enthusiasts’ Association” at the suggestion of Mr. Bernard Sénac-Lagrange left the register the official standard of the breed with the SCC (Société Centrale Canine de France).
#8 Today’s standard is still very close to that drawn up in 1923; above all, clarifications have been made.
#9 Keep reminding your dog that you are the pack leader and that he can trust you as a partner.
Treat him severely but fairly, because he will resent you for inconsistent behavior and injustice. Accept that your Pyrenean Mountain Dog will sometimes question your authority - this is normal. Nevertheless, you are the boss, and you can make that clear to your dog.
However, you should refrain from physical punishment for misconduct if you do not want to train your dog to be aggressive. It is better if you reinforce positive behavior.