Are Great Pyrenees difficult to train?

Great Pyrenees are not inherently difficult to train due to a lack of intelligence, but their independent nature requires a specific approach. They score low in Obedience (2/5) and Problem Solving (2/5), meaning they may not always comply with commands or quickly grasp new tasks if they don't perceive a purpose. While they have good Memory (4/5), this means they remember what they *don't* want to do just as well as what they do. Their strong guarding instincts often take precedence over commands, leading them to question authority rather than obey blindly. To learn more about harnessing their unique intelligence, read our full article.