Sasha
General Information:
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- House Trained: Yes
- Leash Trained: Yes
- Good with other dogs: Yes, with slow introductions
- Good with cats: No
- Good with children: No young children
My Story
Hi, I’m Sasha! 🐾
And yes, I am as fluffy and fabulous as I look.
I’m currently living it up in a foster home (my foster dad says I’m a total sweetheart), but I’m really dreaming about something special — my forever home. You know, the kind where I can snuggle on the couch, patrol the backyard for squirrels, and follow my human around like the loyal shadow I am.
A little about me: I’m a gorgeous Pyrenees mix with a soft heart, a silly side, and some seriously swoon-worthy cuddle skills. I’m affectionate, loyal, and I’ve got just enough sass to keep things interesting (especially when chipmunks dare cross my path). I get along great with other big dogs — like my foster brother Walton — as long as everyone remembers who’s in charge (hint: it’s me).
I’ve got good manners, too! I know how to heel, ride like a pro in the car, and even tolerate brushing like the elegant lady I am. I walk nicely on a leash (after I get my excitement wiggles out), and yes — I’ll keep an eye on the yard to make sure no sneaky squirrels get past me. I’m basically a living, breathing, tail-wagging security system with extra floof.
I’m looking for a home with someone who understands guardian breeds and appreciates a dog with a big personality and even bigger heart. No cats or tiny critters, please — they’re way too fun to chase. But if you’re looking for a loyal companion, a snuggle bug, and a fluffy best friend who’s been through some storms and still shines bright… I’m your girl.
Come meet me — I’m waiting, patiently, with love in my eyes and probably a squirrel to stare at.
Love,
Sasha 🐾
Your soon-to-be shadow, security detail, and snuggle buddy for life.
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