Bailey Ford

Age
DOB: 05/06/2024
Weight
27 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Bailey in backyard video

General Information:

    • House trained: Almost
    • Crate trained: Yes
    • Leash trained: Yes
    • Good with other dogs/cats: dogs yes, cats unknown
    • Good with kids: Unknown

 

My Story

Introducing Bailey, a gentle, loving puppy who has a fun personality that draws in everyone he meets. He enjoys playing with other dogs, soft squeaky toys and chewing on bones. While he is not completely house trained yet, he does well in his crate over night. He walks well on a leash, but being such a young boy, he will need some guidance. Bailey likes to be petted and to snuggle. If you are looking for a playful, kind puppy to join your family, Bailey could be your perfect match.

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The Peanuts Litter

Age
DOB: 6/05/2024
Sex
Female & Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
  • Males: Linus & Shermy
  • Females: Rerun & Eudora
  • Weights as of 7/21/2024
    • Linus –  6.6 lbs.
    • Shermy – 8.5 lbs.
    • Eudora – 8.6 lbs.
    • Rerun – 6.1 lbs.

Stay tuned for more information….

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Maya Clay

Weight
70.60 lbs.
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

General Information:

    • House trained: Yes
    • Crate trained: Yes
    • Leash trained: Yes
    • Good with other dogs/cats: Dogs yes, cats unknown
    • Good with kids: Unknown right now

 

 

My Story

Maya Clay recently came to GPRA from a shelter in Georgia. While her past is uncertain, her delightful personality quickly won the hearts of the shelter workers, and, more recently, her foster family. She is eager to please and is working on basic commands. Walking is one of her favorite activities. Maya likes to make new friends, both human and dog, along the way. Maya loves belly rubs, cuddling, and being brushed. She’s a love bug that is looking for her furever home. Could Maya be the Pyr for you?

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Oreo

Age
DOB: 12/02/2022
Weight
100 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
The Oreo is world-famous, and this Oreo should be too because of how sweet and handsome I am! Just take a look at my cookies and cream coat. I’m also kind of like a mega-stuffed oreo due to my size, but my extra-largeness allows me to give mega hugs. Since I’m a big, strong boy, I can be a bit of a puller on the leash. With some consistent positive reinforcement training, my leash skills will become golden as a golden oreo! The best part of pyr-sonality is how friendly I am. It’s double-stuffed with a kindness for other fuzzy creatures and people! I seem to get along well with the other dogs and cats that I meet. Oreo is said to be milk’s favorite cookie, and I hope I can be your favorite pup because I love people! At first, I’m a tiny bit shy, but I warm up quickly. Then, I’ll want a big Oreo sandwich hug! Giving hugs is really fun, but I’m learning the command “sit” too. My loving nature means I like lots of attention, and it will be good for both of us if you continue to teach me basic commands through treats and praise. I’ll be getting the attention I want, and you’ll be raising a good boy! One skill I’ve already learned is how to be on a potty schedule. With a going-outside routine, I’m basically housetrained! While Oreo cookies are good in almost every dessert, the best place for Oreo the dog (that’s me) will be in my forever home with lots of love.
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Cookie

Age
DOB: 12/02/2022
Weight
74 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
The best things in life are sweet like me, Cookie! My foster mama says I’m such a loving girl, and I simply want to be by your side. I’ll stick to you like icing on a cookie! If you work from home, I’ll enjoy lounging on a soft dog bed while you type away at the computer. I’m okay when you leave home too as long as I have another doggy buddy or lots of chew bone toys. Just like it’s hard to choose a favorite cookie, I don’t know what I like better: bellyrubs, playing in the yard, or going on walks. Foster Mom tells me I’m already housetrained because being in the backyard is the milk to my Cookie! I’ll even bark at the door to let you know it’s time to go out. My foster dog brother and I have a fun time romping around together in the grass as well. My foster family has also noted what a curious nature I have. The wide world is as colorful and exciting to me as all those shiny cookie sprinkles! When we go on a walk, I’m interested in everyone and every dog I meet. At first, I can be a little shy, but encouraged by my human, I warm up quicker than a freshly baked cookie! With a sugar sweet personality and soft, fluffy coat, who wouldn’t want to adopt this Cookie? Think about bringing me home today!
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Jameela

Age
DOB: 02/01/2024
Weight
45 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Joyous greetings from me, Jameela! I’m just jumping with joy to meet you. Foster Mama says I’m a jovial pup, so I know we’ll have a jolly time playing in the backyard. And, we’ll have lots of fun taking little jaunts around the neighborhood too! The jewel in my crown, though, is my sweetness. All I want to do is snuggle and snuggle some more! Foster Mom also tells me I’ve got the best disposition because I’m a social pyr girl. In fact, I’m at my most jubilant when I’m around people. Humans are the peanut butter to my jelly! To meet more people, we can jet to the coffee shop or the park as riding in the car is my jam. I’ll probably spend the ride with my head on your shoulder. My foster family thinks I’d do well with other dogs too as long as they’re not overly dominant. I’ve got a more submissive personality, so I need a doggy sibling who will understand and accept me. As with all puppies, I’ll need adopters who will continue my potty-training, leash-training, and basic command training through positive reinforcement, please. Us pyr pups really jive with behavior being rewarded via treats and praise! Lots of love and bonding time will be a great jumpstart to my life as well. If you’re ready for the jam-packed, joyride of raising a baby pyr, then consider adopting me today. I can’t wait to join your family and give you all my love!

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The Backstreet Boys Litter

Age
DOB: 02/16/2024
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Backstreet’s back, alright, except this boy band is made out of pyr puppies! We don’t sing and dance (unless you count puppy jumps and giving pyr paw), but we tried to give our best performance for our photoshoot. Each of us pyr pups has two pictures! Hi, I’m Brian with the orange collar in one pic and laying in the grass in another. Hello, my name is Nick! I’m the one with the leash giving my best pyr stare in one photo and my best pyr smile in another. Meet me, Kevin! I’m all ears and jowls and 100% adorable. Pyr buds Howie and Aj, here! We took our pictures together just for fun because fun is our middle name. Our foster mamas say we all have very loving natures, and our sweetness makes us good companions with other dogs. The foster families have also been telling us that we’re close to being potty-trained. We’re smart boys! Of course, boy bands don’t become stars overnight. We will have to work at becoming our best selves, and we’ll need your help with basic command training and leash-training through positive reinforcement, please. The best way to a boy band’s heart is adoring fans, and positive reinforcement is kind of similar because it means doing training through praise and treats. Like the Backstreet Boys said, “As long as you love me” and train me and bond with me, we’ll all grow into the best pyr boys! And, our love for you will be “larger than life!”

 

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The Smores Litter

Age
DOB: 04/22/2024
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Is there anything better than spending your summer nights by the bonfire and making smores? Well, there is one thing…spending time with a bundle of super cute puppies! In that first individual picture, you’ll see me, Toasty, and I promise I’ll keep you toasty warm with lots of pyr hugs. The second pic is of me, Cocoa. I’m the one with my tongue out because I want to go to my forever home so bad, I can almost taste it! Then, there’s me, Marshmallow, in the third photo with my pyr paw up for everyone to see. This piece of marshmallow fluff is ready to cuddle my way into your life! You can see in all our pictures that Foster Mama was trying to help us beat the summer heat with some water playtime. We’re curious pups, so we really explored the water! Foster Mom also tells us pyr girlies we’re as bouncy and playful as marshmallows. We’d have fun playing with kiddos or other dogs, for sure! If you spend some time with us puppers, you’ll see that we’re as soft and sweet as marshmallows too. We’ll snuggle close to you and make a smores sandwich! It takes time and effort to make the perfect Smores, and it takes time, effort, and a lot of love to raise a pyr pup too. We’ll need potty-training, leash-training, and basic command training which should only be done through positive reinforcement. Positive reinforcement means training us through praise and treats, please! Smores are the perfect way to celebrate summer, and Smores puppies are even better. Consider adopting one of us today!

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Harper Smore

Age
DOB: 05/15/2021
Weight
82 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi-ya! I’m Harper, and I’m happy to meet you! This summer, I became a mama, and you can see how I put the health and happiness of my pups first in my sweet pictures. Now that my puppies are almost ready to go off on their own adventures, I’m hankering for my forever home! As a happy-go-lucky young pyr, I’m playful and have good energy, so hanging out in the yard or hiking around the neighborhood will be hands-down a great time for me. Because I get along harmoniously with other dogs, it would be a heck of a lot of fun to have another doggo in my new family. We would be best buds! My foster mama says I especially enjoy walking with a doggy companion. Walking me on leash should be a heavenly experience due to my excellent leash manners. Foster Mom compliments me on not being on a puller, and I like to hail everyone we meet because I’m a super friendly dog! As a recent mama dog, I understand how your house is your haven, and I help to keep your habitat clean by being housetrained. Hasten on over to the “Apply to Adopt” button and consider adopting me today. I can hardly wait to come home with you!

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Duncan

Age
DOB: 01/12/2021
Weight
80 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
How do you do, Pyrenees Friends? I’m Duncan, and I’m doing just dandy because I am now a part of the dog-devoted GPRA family! My GPRA buds tell me I’m a slam dunk due to my many delightful qualities. Firstly, I am very dapper from my dashing coat to my deep soulful eyes. At least, that’s what I’ve been told! Secondly, I’m housetrained, so your dwelling will stay clean. Also, you could call me Duncan Dependable as you can count on me to be easy-going in any situation. I don’t react to other dogs or traffic at all. Another nickname of mine should be Duncan Debonair because I’m so darn charming! Every new person I meet is deemed a friend, and I am dazzled by all new friends since they show their Duncan dedication by giving me lots of pets. I live for attention! Being a laid-back dude is just who I am which means I’m a dream to walk on the leash too. My GPRA besties have noticed I’m a darling of cats as well, so I would fit in almost any home. For now, I’ll daydream of my doting family who will scoop me up and love me forever!
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Our main mission at GPRA is to find the right permanent home for Great Pyrenees in distress, whether they are strays or from an overpopulated kill or no-kill shelter. We don’t care how old they are or what their medical condition is because we will make sure they receive a comprehensive medical evaluation, spaying or neutering, and even behavioral training if necessary.