Roman & Groot
💞DOUBLE THE LOVE, DOUBLE THE LOYALTY — TWO HEARTS, ONE HOME💞
General Information
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- Housetrained: ✅
- Leash Trained: ✅
- Good with other dogs: ✅
- Good with cats: ✅
- Good with children: ✅
Our Story
Hi there… we’re Roman & Groot, and we come as a package deal — because we’ve always had each other, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.
We were deeply loved by our family, and saying goodbye was heartbreaking for all of us. Due to our owner’s health, they made the incredibly hard and selfless decision to let us find a new home where we can continue to be cherished and cared for. We carry so much love with us, and we’re ready to give it to someone new.
We’re senior gentlemen with a calm, easygoing activity level. If you want to sit and enjoy a peaceful afternoon, we’re absolute experts at that!
What do we love most?
Being near you. That’s it. That’s the big secret. We just want to be close — at your feet, by your side, or resting nearby on our comfy dog beds. Together, of course.
Here’s a little more about us:
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We’re always housetrained and will politely give small barks or stand by the back door when we need to go out.
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We know our manners — sit, stay, and come are no problem.
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You can touch us anywhere, grab our collars, handle our food — we’re gentle and trusting boys.
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We’re wonderful with other dogs, love cats, and do great with children and strangers.
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We’re not possessive, not growly, not dramatic. Just easy-going family dogs.
Fireworks? Not our favorite. We might howl at a firetruck now and then. But otherwise, there’s not much that bothers us. We’re quiet, friendly, playful in a gentle way, obedient, and incredibly devoted.
We’ve spent our whole lives loving our people. Now we’re just hoping for one more chapter — together.
If you’re looking for double the love, double the loyalty, and two soft senior shadows to follow you around, we’re your boys.
Love,
Roman & Groot 🐾
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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.