Willow Rose
General Information:
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- House Trained: Yes
- Leash Trained: Yes
- Good with other dogs: Yes
- Good with cats: Yes
- Good with children: Yes
My Story
Hi, I’m Willow Rose!
I’m a sweet, soulful Great Pyrenees mix who’s been through a big life change. My beloved person passed away, and now I’m living with a kind foster family, my new Pyr friend Rosie, and my cat friend Frank. It’s been a lot to adjust to, but I’m doing really well — and I’m ready to find a new forever home where I can feel loved and secure again.
I’m fully housetrained (always!), and I politely let you know when I need to go out by heading to the door. I love the outdoors — especially if I can find a nice sandy spot to dig myself a little cool-down nest under the porch on a warm day. But I also adore coming inside to nap on my couch (yes, I claimed one) or curl up for snuggles. I’m a great mix of independence and affection.
I’m friendly with other dogs (I had a German Shepherd brother), and I lived peacefully with four cats.
I can be a little shy with new people at first, but once I feel safe, I’m all in — sometimes even offering my signature standing hug!
I know my basic commands like sit, stay, come, off, and down, and I’m easy to handle on a leash. I don’t mind riding in the car, and I even enjoy a good run if you’re up for it. Rain isn’t my favorite, and I’m not a fan of kennels, but otherwise, I’m pretty easygoing.
I love having a “job” like watching over the yard, but I’m just as happy relaxing inside with my people. I’ve got a heart full of love waiting to share with the right family.
If you’re looking for a loyal companion with a gentle heart, a playful spirit, and just a touch of charm, I’d love to meet you.
With love,
Willow Rose 💖
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