Pete

Age
DOB: 07/22/2024
Weight
99.60 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

🐾YOUR SHADOW, YOUR SOULMATE, YOUR PETE🐾


General Information:

    • Housetrained: Mostly
    • Leash Trained: Work in progress
    • Good with other dogs: āœ…
    • Good with cats: Unknown
    • Good with children: Unknown

My Story

Hi, I’m Pete. 🐾

I’m the kind of dog who believes life is better with a best friend by your side—preferably very close by your side. I’m what the humans lovingly call a ā€œstage 5 clinger.ā€ If you sit down, I’ll be there. If you need a hug, I’ve got you covered. Kisses? Unlimited. I just really love being near my people.

I’m a friendly guy all around. New faces don’t scare me—I’m happy to meet strangers, volunteers, and clinic staff alike. When I see other dogs walking by my kennel, my tail starts wagging right away. I’ve done well with female dogs, and while my experience with male dogs is still a mystery, I’m always curious and interested.

Kennel life has been hard on me. I don’t love being confined, and I’ll admit I bark more than I should because I just want out and with someone. I’m much happier when I can stretch my legs, soak up attention, and feel like part of a family. I’m mostly housebroken, I eat my meals like a champ, and I’m polite about my food. You can touch me, pet me, hug me—I’m all in.

I walk okay on a leash, though I could use a little training to become a true pro. Car rides are getting easier for me too. The first time, I needed some help getting in, but now I’m improving—and I even figured out how to make myself more comfortable by climbing into the trunk for extra space. (Pro tip: don’t leave bagels unattended. I may have snagged one when no one was looking. I regret nothing.)

I’m looking for a foster or forever home where I don’t have to be alone so much, where someone understands that my heart is big and I just want to share it. If you’re searching for a loyal shadow, a professional cuddler, and a dog who will love you with his whole being—I’m your guy.

Love,
Pete šŸ’™

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