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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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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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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Fred Walker

Age
DOB: 01/08/2023
Weight
78 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Hello, Pyr Friends! Meet me, Fred! My GPRA family says my nickname could be Fabulous Fred because I’ve frankly mastered a lot of skills. I’m already housetrained which is fantastic, and I give you friendly bark or whine to let you know, “I need to go out, please!” Riding in the car is also something I’m very facile at doing. Because I enjoy hanging out with other dogs outside the home, we can totally hop in the car and head to the dog park! Or, we can go for a coffee run and grab a frappuccino. When we walk in the neighborhood, I’ll be known as Famous Fred because of how friendly I am to everyone I meet, including the kiddos. While I love seeing my fellow canines and children on leash, I prefer to be the only dog in the house, and I do best with a family who has teens or just adults. My GPRA friends will tell you that people are my favorite. Once you take me home, you’ll see what a sweet, cuddly, and happy boy I am! As a young pyr, I’m still full of that fresh pyr energy, and I’d enjoy a place to get out my zoomies. Also, because I’m a youthful male pyr, I’m still learning my leash manners although everyone says I’m pretty good on the leash. One of my most famed qualities is my keen intelligence! I know all the fundamental commands: sit, down, and stay. I’ve even heard some people call me Fair Fred because of how beautiful I am, but all I really want is to be your Faithful Fred companion who will love you forever!

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Elsa & Perrin

Age
Elsa-DOB: 01/01/2017Perrin-DOB: 08/06/2021
Weight
Elsa- 85 lbsPerrin-88lbs
Sex
Female & Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
We’re Elsa and Perrin, and we’re a bonded pair which means we’re best buds for life! Hi, I’m Elsa. I’ve heard that Elsa is the name of the elder sister in that famous Disney movie, and I’m an older sister too. Us big sisters like to be the boss, so no cats or small dogs, please. We really like to be the only two animals. Perrin is my rock, and he’s all I need. As the older sister, I also have to set a good example. One way I am a great role model is how calm and well-behaved I am in the home. I’m housetrained, of course, and I can be left home alone without any issues. Hello, I’m Perrin! My sister will tell you that I have enough energy for the two of us. My GPRA friends say I’m bouncy and love to play, so a yard to get out my zoomies would be wonderful! I do need a six-foot fence, though, because I could jump a shorter one. I’m a young pyr boy who is always up for an adventure, so make sure to keep me on leash before you open the front door because I might try to slip by you! Like my big sis says, I’m rock solid in all the ways that matter. As long as I have Elsa, I’m a good boy when you leave the home, and I’m housetrained too. We’re also rock steady when it comes to commands. Elsa and I know “sit” and “down” really well. Elsa, here, chiming in! Probably the best quality we share is how much we love our humans, including those little humans called children. We’re a friendly pair of pyrs to everyone we meet. Just look at how much we smile in all our pictures! If you’re hoping to brighten your day with two pyrs who will give you all the love you could ever want, think about adopting us today!
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Moose & Shadow Gigi

Age
Moose-DOB:08/16/2020Shadow-DOB:02/16/2021
Weight
Moose: 81 lbsShadow: 85 lbs
Sex
Male and Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Greetings from Moose and Shadow, and we’re here to say we are each other’s shadows because we’re a bonded pair! Being bonded means where one goes, the other follows. Just look how cute and snuggly we are in one of our photos? We enjoy being our humans’ shadows too because we love attention! Foster Mom compliments us on our pyr-pawing. We’re trying to tell her how much we love her and asking her to give us more pets, please! And if you’re all out of pets, you can brush us because we love to be brushed. We’re pretty good at listening to and respecting our humans. We already know the commands: no, sit, off, and lay down, and we’re good on the leash! I’ve heard moose have big, strong teeth as well because they eat about 70 lbs of food a day. We’re not super food-motivated, but we do love chew toys. It is just so much fun to chomp on a chew bone! When we’re outside, we have the best time romping around the yard and having zoomies together. To keep us safe, we need a 6-foot fence because we’re big like moose and could jump a shorter fence. Being free to roam the house while you’re away from home is really important to us too as crates don’t work for us. As much as we enjoy playing, we equally enjoy being couch potatoes because that means relaxing inside with our humans. We get along great with other dogs too, so we would have a nice time hanging out with doggy siblings. Have you heard the expression two halves make a whole? Well, we’re two, sweet cuddly halves of a bonded pair, and we’ve got a whole lot of love to give to you!

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Willow

Age
DOB: 12/28/2019
Weight
92 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

I’m winking to let you in on a secret! I’m Willow, and I am an amazing pyr who can’t wait to meet you! While I’m not willowy, I’m a big pyr girl with good energy. In my new home, I need a canine friend who is a large dog like me to be my companion. I have so much fun with my pyr foster brother in the backyard. We love to play! There are so many cute pics of us together. I find cats to be winsome too if you happen to have a kitty cat in your home. After getting out my zoomies, I like to snuggle inside and be a big couch potato. Wherever my foster humans are, that’s where I want to be because I”m a velcro dog. I’ll even give my foster family hugs when they come home to say, “I miss you!” As I love my foster mama with my whole heart, I’m a good listener. She says that I am more love-motivated than food-motivated, so I’m eager to please. I’ve already learned “sit” and “off.” When I meet new people, I take a while to warm up, but once you win me over, I adore the attention. I even love to be brushed as it is a great time for us to bond! My foster mom also says that I walk well on the leash. True, sometimes, I pull towards an interesting smell, but what pyr doesn’t? Another way I’m wordly-wise is that I’m completely housetrained; I haven’t had an accident yet! My winning personality combined with having a doggy bff to hang with means I’m very well-behaved  when left home alone. My foster family tells me I like to bark as well, so let me go ahead and say, “Woof, woof, woof, woof” which means, “please take me home!”

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