How many steps does a Great Pyrenees take on a walk?
An adult Great Pyrenees takes about 2,476 steps per mile. That's roughly 3,095 steps on a 30-minute walk at an easy 2.5 mph.
A Great Pyrenees counts as a senior from about 6 years old.
Walk tips
Walking a Great Pyrenees
Great Pyrenees are calm, independent guardians that prefer steady, unhurried walks. Their heavy double coat suits cold weather, so on warm days keep walks short and in the cooler hours. A secure leash helps because they like to follow their own plans; check with your vet about exercise for puppies and seniors.
At a glance
Great Pyrenees walking numbers
- Typical adult weight
- 99 lbs
- Size
- Giant (100 lbs+)
- Energy level
- Laid-back
- Daily walking goal
- 35 min · 1.5 mi · 2 walks
- Dog steps to hit the daily goal
- about 3,714
How we estimate
Why dogs take more steps than you
You take about 2,060 steps in a mile. Dogs walk on four legs with a shorter stride, so they take more, and smaller dogs take more still. Doggy Doo multiplies the steps you'd take over the same distance by a factor for your dog's size, then adjusts for age: puppies bound along with extra steps, and seniors slow down a little.
These are estimates, not a pedometer reading. They’re built to be consistent, so you can compare one week of walks with the next.
FAQ
Great Pyrenees walk questions
How many steps does a Great Pyrenees take on a walk?+
About 2,476 steps per mile for an adult Great Pyrenees, so roughly 3,095 steps on a 30-minute walk at an easy 2.5 mph. Puppies take more steps (about 2,889 per mile) and seniors fewer (about 2,270).
How much walking does a Great Pyrenees need a day?+
Doggy Doo starts a typical adult Great Pyrenees (laid-back, giant (100 lbs+)) at about 35 minutes and 1.5 miles a day, split over 2 walks. Every dog is different, so check with your vet, especially for puppies and seniors.
How can I count my Great Pyrenees’s steps without a collar?+
Use your phone. Doggy Doo tracks the walk with your phone’s GPS and turns the distance into breed-adjusted dog steps for your Great Pyrenees, with no collar or tracker. It’s free on iPhone.
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