General Information:

• • House Trained: Work in progress
  • Leash Trained: Work in progress
  • Good with other dogs: Yes
  • Good with cats: Yes
  • Good with children: Yes

 The boys – Tommy & Rico  |  The girls – Viola & Elsa

Our Story 

Hey there! We are the Augusta litter because we traveled all the way from Augusta, GA to GPRA. Now that we are in foster homes, we’re on the lookout for our FURever homes.

Our foster PYR’ents say we couldn’t be sweeter or cuddlier—just look at our adorable faces! Whether we’re snuggling up together or basking in the warmth of your lap, we love being close to our humans. We’ve got plenty of love to give, and we can’t wait to share it with you!

We get along great with other dogs, so if you have furry friends already, we’ll fit right in. We’re still learning to walk on the leash, but we promise we’re trying our best! Every little outing is an adventure, and we’re excited to explore the world with you. Plus, we’re getting the hang of potty training and are proud to say we’re learning to do our business outside!

As Great Pyrenees, we’ll grow up to be big, fluffy companions who will need plenty of space to roam and play. It’s important to do your research on our breed to understand our needs and characteristics. We’re known for being gentle giants, and we’re eager to protect and love our families.

If you’re looking for a sweet, cuddly addition to your home who will grow into a loyal and loving companion, we might just be the pups for you!

• 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….

Winter greetings! We’re the Winter Surprise Litter, and we’re thrilled to meet you. Because we’re puppies, we are going to need lots of love and patience. We have to learn how to be potty trained and leash trained, and those skills take time and effort to build. Basic command training is something we will need too, and all this training needs to be done with treats and praise only, please! We call it positive reinforcement. The first four pictures are of us boy pyrs. Our names are Paws who has big pyr paws, Blue who will brighten your day when you have the blues, Sailor who will sail into your life with lots of cheer, and Shantee who is as soft and cuddly as can be. The last three pictures are of us girl pyrs. Our names are Red like a pretty bow, Bones like the toys we hope to chew on, and Rebel like a bell ringing in the new year. Winter is here, and so are we. Consider taking one of us fluffy bundles home if you’re interested in raising a pyr pup this winter season!

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s the Super-Pyr! I am hoping to fly into your home and bring you lots of joy and love! In a way, by rescuing me, I’ll be rescuing you from a life without an adorable pyr puppy! To become the super-pyr that I know I can be, I’ll need lots of positive reinforcement to learn how to be house-trained, leash-trained, and listen to basic commands. As a super-pup, I’ll also need a lot of attention and bonding time. Take some time and read the story about the real-life, doggy hero that I was named after.

Hi, Pyr Pup Friends! We’re the Newton Litter, and we’re so pleased to meet you! Each of us has two pictures! Meet us young boy pyrenees: Wubbzy, Walton, and Widget. First up is Wubbzy, that’s me, is the cutie in the blue collar. Second is Walton- Hi, everybody!- I’m the one in the red-collar. As puppies, we will need lots of positive reinforcement training because we are still learning how to go potty outside, how to walk on a leash, and how to do basic commands like sit. The thing we need most, though, is love!