Zola

Age
3 months
Weight
17.3 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Hi, Hi, Hi! My name is Zola, and I am so excited to introduce myself to you! Yes, I am another pup with the Stryker family. Our mom is a Great Pyrenees, and Dad is an Anatolian Shepherd. So, I am an Anatolian Pyrenees. Can you believe that someone surrendered my littermates and me to a shelter?

My foster parents are Pyr-tastic and are taking care of both Mira and me. Here are a few things they shared with GPRA about me:
“Zola is a baby. She will curl up against/inside your legs or in your arms and fall asleep.” (What can I say? I love to cuddle with my favorite humans!)
“Zola seems like she will be on the smaller side as she has smaller
paws. She has started to put on more weight.”
“Zola is super playful and doesn’t back down at all. Zola will go until she wins the war of attrition. After that, she’s fine with being on her back and putting her jiu-jitsu to good use. She loves crinkly toys and loves it when we get down on all fours and slap the ground for playtime.” (I might be cute, but I’m a warrior in the making! I will love it if you train with me!!)
“So far, Zola is learning the housetraining thing relatively quickly.” (Yes, I’m trying to be a good puppy!)
“Zola is a people pleaser and still in the early stages of expressing some anxiety from being separated from her littermates. After a few minutes, though, she gives up her Celine Dion impression and goes to sleep while cuddling with Mira (her sister). Paired with her love for humans, she will benefit from having another dog as she expresses some anxiety when separated from us.” (Yes, I am very much missing my other littermates! Can you blame a pup for a bit of drama? With time and some confidence building, I will learn to be a big, independent girl)

Your Pyr-sational puppy, Zola ♥

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Mira

Age
3 months
Weight
18.2 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Hiya, I am Mira. I am another pup with the Stryker family. Our mom is a Great Pyrenees, and Dad is an Anatolian Shepherd. So, I am an Anatolian Pyrenees.

My foster parents provided GPRA with lots and lots of information about Zola and me. Here’s what they said about me:
“Mira is super curious, I mean suuuper curious! She will try to fit her body into almost anything, to get almost anywhere!”
“Mira is 100% gas pedal at all times until she hits a wall. Then she will find a corner or a dark spot and knock out.” (Yep, play hard and sleep hard. This is my life, and I love it!)
“Mira will need a consistent hand with training as she is very, very adamant about having her way. Here are examples.
1) Mira will go right back to the thing you told her not to chew. 2) While in the exercise pen, she makes several attempts to escape. 3) Mira will flop like a fish when on a leash sometimes and moan because she doesn’t want to do what I am asking her to do.” (I am a fun handful of mischief, and I certainly keep my foster parents busy.)
“The best part about Mira is that she is a total kisser. You cannot stop this girl from kissing you. When it comes to picture time, there is no way to take a close-up of Mira while she is awake because she swoops in for a kiss.”
“The second best part about Mira is that she is already giving her Pyr paw.”
“The third funniest/best part about Mira is that she has one dewclaw on her hind leg.”
I only have one more thing to share with you, and that is I want to thank my foster parents for loving my sister and me and putting up with all of our/(my) mischievous behavior!
Now, come over here so that I can kiss your face.

Full of Pyr-fun, Mira ❤

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Shea

Age
3 months
Weight
16.3 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Is it my turn now? Ok, here goes. My name is Shea. I’m also a Stryker pup. Our mom is a Great Pyrenees, and Dad is an Anatolian Shepherd. So, I am an Anatolian Pyrenees. Yep, there are seven of us. Picking just one will not be an easy task because we are super sweet and unique in our own way. Good luck!

My Pyr-sensational foster parents are taking care of Chula and me. Here are a few things they have learned about both of us.
“Shea is super sweet and playful and full of energy!” (Playing with my sister is the best!)
“Shea is slightly smaller with no dewclaws.”
“Shea is very independent and out-going. She greets new people immediately and explores everything.” (There is a big world out there to explore, and I’m ready for it!)
“Shea is ‘top’ puppy and will boss her sister when eating.” (With some guidance, I will learn manners with my fur-family members.)
“Both puppies love treats and think every crinkly bag means it is treat time.”
“Both puppies are not rough and tumble players. Instead, they enjoy calmer playtime.”

Pyr-ready for the good life, Shea ❤

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Cardi

Age
3 months
Weight
12.9 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Hello, hello! My name is Cardi!
Yep, I am another pup with the Stryker family. Our mom is a Great Pyrenees, and Dad is an Anatolian Shepherd. So, I am an Anatolian Pyrenees. Can you believe that someone surrendered my littermates and me to a shelter?

Do you like my sweet smile? Then, if you pick me, my darling personality and smile will greet you every day!
Here’s what my foster parents told GPRA about precious me!

“Cardi has single dewclaws. She is fluffier than Ana and has longer ears. She’s a little more independent than her sister but is still very friendly. She loves playtime with humans and her sister.” (I am pretty cute if I do say so myself)

“Cardi is the more mischievous and outgoing of the two. She usually instigates the wrestling with her sister. She tries to get our other dogs to play with her also, but they ignore her.” (I love to play with my sister! I want to include the bigger dogs in my fun as well, but I think they rather watch us from a distance.)

“Overall, Cardi and Ana are the sweetest puppies we have ever fostered. They have been pretty easy-going, too. We are working on “sit,” and they are catching on pretty quickly.” (I am quick to learn and quicker to love!)

Your Pyr-darling, Cardi ❤

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Ana

Age
3 months
Weight
14.1 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Top of the morning to you! I am the sweetheart Ana.

Yes, I am also a member of the Stryker puppy family. Our mom is a Great Pyrenees, and Dad is an Anatolian Shepherd. So, I am an Anatolian Pyrenees.

My foster parents are taking care of Cardi and me, and we are very thankful to them for giving us a great start. Here’s what they told GPRA about me:
“Ana loves attention from humans and loves playing with her sister, Cardi.”
“Ana and Cardi act like they are starving all the time because they eat faster than any puppies we have ever fostered.” (Yep, I am a growing girl. When you grow up with seven littermates, you learn to eat fast.)
“Ana and Cardi sleep together. She does not like being left alone and always prefers to be with her humans or with her sister.” (It’s so much better to have company all the time.)
“Ana is more submissive of the two puppies and is more of a snuggler.”
“Both puppies are fast learners and very easy-going.” (If you are asking if puppies can be easy-going, the answer is yes. It is the Pyr in me.)
Your Pyr-sweet girl, Ana ❤

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Chula

Age
3 months
Weight
16 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Hi there, humans! I am Chula! I am yet another Stryker pup. Our mom is a Great Pyrenees, and Dad is an Anatolian Shepherd. So, I am an Anatolian Pyrenees. I am currently housing with my sister Shea!

My Pyr-tastic foster parents have a lot to say about little me:
“Chula is more cautious and takes a little longer to warm up to everyone, but now that she’s comfortable, she is a big snuggler. She will eventually abandon your lap but curl up at your feet.” (I love cuddling up to my humans after a long day!)

“She has the “Pyr paw” down already, which is adorable but can be tough with those tiny short puppy claws. She has double dewclaws. She doesn’t venture out immediately to greet new people entering the room.” (Although I am a little shy, I will be sure to greet you by offering you my Pry paw!)

“Chula is learning how to give some notice that she has to go outside.” (I’m working hard at figuring out all of this potty outside business!)

“They like to sleep in the crate with the door open but do NOT like being shut in or left alone at night.” (I do not like being confined to tiny spaces. Lots of breathing room will make me happy!)

“Both pups are great with other dogs. Our male Pyr is not interested in playing, and the pups are smart enough just to leave him alone. They like treats and are very interested in every crinkly bag.” (Crinkly bags will always get this girl’s attention! In the future, treats will help teach me to “sit,” “come,” and “stay”!)

Your Pyrly Pyr-fect, Chula ❤

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Holly

Age
8 weeks
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Hi! My name is Holly! I’m almost 8 weeks old. Cootie is my mom (a Pyr) and I don’t know who my dad is. More info coming soon…

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Cootie

Age
2 yrs
Weight
75 lbs.
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Hi, Cootie is my name. Yep, someone named me Cootie. As long as I have a loving human calling me Cootie, I will be your faithful guardian.
Since I am only two years old and have already been a momma, I’m excited to find my very own Pry-ever human family!
My previous family describes me as a family dog. Cats are cool, and I love children. A backyard that allows me to run around and get out all of my teenage energy is an ideal thing. If you do not have a backyard, count on me as your walking buddy. Just know, I still need time to improve on my leash manners. Be sure to walk me early in the morning or the evening when hot summer days have cooled down. Because of my double coat, humans need to be careful not to overdo activities with their Pyrs in the summer heat.
Additional training will help me grow up to be a well-mannered girl. If there are other dogs in the house, be sure to feed us separately and pick up food bowls after eating because I do not like sharing my food bowl. Yes, this is an area for improvement, and with some help from my humans, I will do better. You see, Great Pyrenees are people-pleasing, big loves that want to do the right thing. I’m already doing quite well with commands such as “sit,” “stay,” “off,” and “down.”
Here’s what my foster family said about me. As they learn more, I will update you.
“Cootie is a very loving dog. She is good with adults, kids, cats, and other dogs. She also understands ‘no’ and ‘heel’ when she is on leash.”
Are you ready to get some love from this Cootie girl?

Pyrly yours, Cootie ♥️

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Willow

Age
1.5 yrs
Weight
60 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Willow Walker here to say hello! Yep, I am also searching for a new Pyr-ever home like all the other fabulous Pyrs with GPRA. I am also a still learning youngster and grateful for all that my previous family taught me. They describe me as friendly, active, and playful.

Unfortunately, I could not stay with my family because I had littermate syndrome. Littermate syndrome is when two littermates do not get along. While this is not common, it does happen. My family decided it was best to separate my brother and me. I am sad, but I understand.

My family also worked with me on trading things I treasure for something better, and I am doing very well if I say so myself. The trading thing works better than just taking something away from me because it builds my trust.

What else can I share? Well, you will like knowing that I am housetrained and love car rides. So, if you are looking for a car buddy, I’m your girl. Just be sure to leave me home on hot Georgia days unless you plan to keep the AC constantly running. My favorite place is the backyard, which I call my Pyr-happy place.

Pyr-excited for a new start, Willow Walker

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Dixie

Age
1 year
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi, I am the sweet and timid Dixie. My foster family says that I am quiet and still unsure of my surroundings. The leash thing is terrifying to me, and I will pancake out. No worries, other Pyrs have come into GPRA doing the same thing. With time, patient owners help Pyrs like me to feel secure and build our trust. In no time, I will get the leash thing conquered! Until then, a secure, fenced-in backyard will be an excellent place for me to get daily exercise.

I’m great with other dogs, ignore the felines, and adore the smaller humans. I’m also getting the housetraining thing figured out and will go to the door to let my humans know it is time to take me out.

Brushing makes me very happy because I am not used to such loving care and attention. You see, my sister and I came from an awful situation. The love thing from humans is all very new to me, but I like it.

With time, you will see me blossom into a regal, confident, and happy Great Pyrenees. Are you ready to join me on my journey?
Pyrly grateful, Dixie

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