Hi, I’m Ayita, another one of these good looking pups. My name means “worker” in Native American Cherokee and it also has an African origin which means “dance”—both perfect for a 13-week-old, 25 lb. boy puppy. As a Pyr, I’m a working dog by breed and as a puppy, I wiggle and wrestle and bounce around like I’m dancing. So, if you’re looking for a dance partner or just an adorable Pyr mix puppy with a chubby tummy, please email info@greatpyratlanta.com or click either “Contact Us” or “Apply to Adopt” below.

Hello, I’m Daruk, a striking boy with 2 different color eyes to add to my overall puppy cuteness. That thing called the Internet says my name means Charioteer of Lord Krishna and Tree. As a 13-week-old, 24 lb. boy puppy I have no idea who the Charioteer of Lord Krishna was (is?) but I certainly intend to make good use of trees as I grow up! And I also intend to steal a lot of ladies’ hearts with my extra special eyes. Actually, I expect to capture all kinds of attention everywhere I go, wouldn’t it be fun if we go together? We can if you please email info@greatpyratlanta.com or click either “Contact Us” or “Apply to Adopt” below.

Hey there, I’m Loke, a cute boy who looks a bit different than my siblings since I’m black with a bit of brown and some white spots. Wow, I’m thoughtful and inspiring! For a 13-week-old, 22 lb. boy, this is exciting news. Someone told me people, or in this case, puppies named Loke are excellent learners. And, because we are always analyzing, people often think we are aloof. Does that sound like a Pyr or what? Good news for you, I’m so young, you can train and socialize me to be your best buddy instead of an introvert like other people (or puppies) named Loke. Even better news, we can start almost as soon as you email info@greatpyratlanta.com or click either “Contact Us” or “Apply to Adopt” below.

Hi, I’m Kai, a big happy boy that came to GPRA with my siblings. My turn to share about my name! I’m a 13-week-old, 26 lb. boy whose name means “keeper of the keys” and is Scandinavian in origin. What kind of keys? The key to your heart? The key to your house so it can be my house? Oh, the keys to your car so when I’m bigger I can drive? I hear grown-up Pyrs love to drive. As of now, I’m too little to see over the steering wheel but I’d love to go everywhere you’re going! The sooner we start, the more time we’ll have together so now might be a good time to please email info@greatpyratlanta.com or click either “Contact Us” or “Apply to Adopt” below.