Sweetheart

Age
2 years old
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Hello, Sweetheart! That’s my name; don’t wear it out! My GPRA friends tell me I’m a sweet young lady who will add more than a spoonful of sugar to your life. Even though I’m a little timid at first, I’ll stick to you like honey as soon as I get to know you. My GPRA transporter said I like to give lots of nuzzles! In fact, I’ve been told I am an excellent car rider too. When we’re done traveling, we can snuggle up on the couch together. After all, getting pets is one of my favorite activities. If you love an affectionate pyr, then I’m the pyr girl after your own heart!

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Jordan Snow

  • Jordan Snow
  • Jordan Snow
Age
DOB: 03/03/2021
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Jordan is my name, and being cute is my game! Seriously, check out my pictures. I’ve got great facial expressions in every one! I’m not just a pretty face, however. Foster Mama says I’m a very sweet boy for many different reasons. For one, I actually don’t mind being groomed. Go ahead and trim my nails. I want to look my best, so I will stay still for you. Being brushed is fun too. And, I understand that keeping my coat glossy takes work. The best way to reward me for all my grooming patience is with a face massage. I love them! My jowls need massaging because I love to spend an afternoon chomping on a chew toy. I’m still a young pyr boy, so chewing and having the zoomies is a part of my every day. A backyard with room to play would be ideal. I do, sometimes, dig holes in the backyard, but I will work on that behavior. Did you know that Jordan means to flow down? Foster Mom also says that I’m such a good doggo because I really do go with the flow. I’m good with kids, people, and other dogs! Because I love my people so much, I’d love to be adopted by a family who is home more often than not, or maybe I can come with you on family outings. I ride well in the car, so it would easy and fun. Adventure is my middle name! Taking hikes and swimming in the river are always a good time. I like just strolling around the neighborhood too, though. When I see my doggo brethren on a walk, I get so excited, and I want to get to them asap to say, “Hello!” I love playing with male and female dogs, but I prefer living with a female dog in my home. Being friendly is just a part of who I am except if you’re a cat. If you’re looking for a loving pyr who will bring joy to your family, your search is over! I’m right here and waiting to come home with you!

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Samson Evans

  • Samson Evans
  • Samson Evans
  • Samson Evans
  • Samson Evans
  • Samson Evans
  • Samson Evans
  • Samson Evans
Age
1 year old
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi, y’all! I’m Samson Evans, and I’m truly pleased to meet ya! I’m used to living the outdoor life, but I can’t wait to cozy up on a quilt and enjoy the great indoors. I’ve heard Southern hospitality is legendary! When you take me to the backyard to play some cornhole, I’ll need a six-foot fence to keep me safe because I am a bit of an escape artist. One thing us Southern pyr gents have down pat, though, is sweetness, and I’m as sweet as a slice of hummingbird cake! My kindly demeanor shows in how much I love my humans and other dogs. We get along like biscuits and gravy! I can’t wait for you to pick me up, and we can take this country road to my new home!

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Bo Crumble

  • Bo & Luke Crumble
  • Bo Crumble
  • Bo Crumble
  • Bo Crumble
  • Bo Crumble
  • Bo & Luke Crumble
Age
DOB: 07/29/2017
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

General Information:

    • House Trained: Yes
    • Crate Trained: Unknown
    • Leash Trained: Yes
    • Good with other dogs: Yes
    • Good with cats: Unknown
    • Good with children: No young children

Blue Dog Paw

My Story

Hi, I’m Bo Crumble! Now, doesn’t that sound like the name of a country singer? I’m more like the dessert crumble because I’m so sweet! My GPRA friends say I love to give hugs and to follow them around, and the only thing I love as much as people is walking. Walking is something I’m really good at. I love and respect my GPRA pals so much that I also wait very patiently for any treats. I also know the command: sit, and I’ll gladly show you for a biscuit or two. If I get a cookie or a dog biscuit, and get crumbs in my fur, don’t worry because I love to be brushed! I’ll probably nudge your hand for pets while I’m getting groomed. But, if you want to take me to a groomer, that’s okay too because I ride well in the car. I’m a loving pyr who can’t wait to come with you!

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Aspen Ace

Age
DOB 3/30/2021
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Another great doggie joins GPRA! Aspen Ace is a delightful puppy that travels pretty well. According to his former owner and the shelter, he’s good with other dogs and very sweet. Our transporter, Tammy, says he is quite loving and looking for a new life. More information coming soon…..

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Izzy

Age
3 yrs
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Happy day greetings to all! I am the sweetest Pyr that goes by the name of Izzy. My previous owner shared the following with GPRA.

“Izzy is shy but sweet. She is house-trained and LOVES to be outside. Izzy listens well and knows commands such as “sit” and “come.” She is also great with children of all ages.” (That’s a good start, right?) 
“Izzy loves milk bones and will always come for treats.” (Of course I do, what Pyr does not enjoy treats?)
“Izzy is leash trained and does very well with her leash manners. She is shy of new people, especially those wearing hats, and is always curious about other dogs on walks but is not aggressive toward them on leash.”
“Izzy is a very loving dog.” (Yes, I love it when my humans love on me.)
“Izzy will thrive as the only dog in the house that does not have other small farm animals or cats.”
So, that’s a bit about me. Let’s meet soon so that I can learn about you.
Pyrly yours, Izzy
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Cassie

Age
2 yrs
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Good day to you! I am Cassie. I was found as a stray and taken to a shelter. The shelter staff said I am a lovely and easy-going Pyr.
Upon my arrival to GPRA, I was given a thorough examination and received several vaccinations by an exceptional veterinary team. Then, GPRA’s very best volunteers put me through the magic grooming transformation, which means someone spent a lot of time brushing me out and bathing me.  (That bath felt so good, and now my skin and coat also feel terrific!) Although baths are new to me, and I didn’t particularly appreciate staying in the water, GPRA volunteers said I was a total sweetheart throughout the entire ordeal.
Now, I am with the best foster family, and here are a few things they’ve learned about me.
“Cassie is sweet, outgoing, friendly, and playful. She loves giving her Pyr paw.”
“Cassie loves walks and will follow her humans around the house. But, as soon as her humans stop and sit down, Cassie will also relax with us.”
“She is easy on the leash and will walk beside her human.”
“Cassie is always interested in saying hello and being playful when she sees other dogs. In addition, shelter staff indicated that Cassie is good with other cats and dogs.” (I truly am an easy-going and amiable girl.)
“Cassie is house-trained.” (Taking me outside 4-5 times every day helps me be a very good girl in the house.)
“Our favorite things about Cassie are her endearing, sweet puppy eyes and when she gives her Pyr paw.” (If you have never received a Pyr paw, you are in for a treat! Giving my Pyr paw is my way to get your attention, show my Pyr love, and request that you continue petting me.)
Well, that is a bit about me. So, when do I get to meet you? Everyone says I will be an excellent companion, so meet me soon!
Your Pyr-paw girl, Cassie
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Harry Beamer

Age
10 months
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Happy day greetings to all! I am Harry. As a young Pyr, I have a lot to figure out and learn. Similar to every young dog, I will need patience, dedicated time, and training to help me be my very best Pyr self!  Are you ready to help me learn?
Lucky for me, I am now with a wonderful foster family. Gosh, I did not know humans could be so kind and loving. Here is what my foster family knows about me.
“Harry is very loving and joyful when he feels safe and loved and will give you the very best tail wags! But, for now, Harry seems to do best in a quiet and calm setting as he is still decompressing and learning all about his new surroundings and humans.”
“Harry has not had one single accident in our home. And, he is only ten months old -wow!”
“Harry is smart and picks up cues from our Pyr.  However, our Pyr is on the submissive side, so I think a more alpha Pyr will be an excellent coach for Harry to help build his confidence and keep him in line.”
“He is reactive to all new noises and barks deeply. I think he may have been an outside dog as every single house noise seems utterly foreign to him. However, he is getting used to our everyday noises. Today, no reaction to the coffee brewing or the cereal bowl and spoons clanging over breakfast. Progress!”
“Harry is terrified of the garbage truck.” (Whatever is that big thing that makes lots of noise? Will it return?)
“Harry has adapted wonderfully to our home with our hardwood flooring. However, Harry will not go up the stairs. We encourage him up the steps, but he gets frightened, freezes, and will not budge. (Cannot say that I have ever seen stairs before, and once I get up, how ever do I get down?)
“Yes, Harry can be a little needy, but it is in a very tender and endearing way. I question how much love Harry received in his former life as we do not know his backstory. But, if Harry trusts you, he gives the most AMAZING and INTENTIONAL love you can receive from a dog…And, I have a dog, and it’s a unique kind of love he gives/needs. Harry also greets you with the most JOYOUS tail wags as if he has not seen you for months.”
“Last night, Harry slept straight through the night and awakened us with lots of smooches, love and tail wagging. Harry is such a LOVING and endearing young Pyr, and I know GPRA will find him the very best home!”
“One of my favorite things about Harry is his soulful eyeliner eyes and unique eyeliner ears! (Aww, thank you. My Pyr-heart just doubled in size. Thank you for loving me.)
Your Pyr-endearing boy, Harry
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Max Rosa

Age
1.5 yrs
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi! My name is Max! I’ve just arrived with Bella! More info coming soon…

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Pyrie

Age
14 yrs
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Greetings to all! I am Pyrie. As a 14-year-old loved Pyr, my recent transition from the very best home where I lived for the past nine years to GPRA has been quite sad. You see, my devoted and loving owners can no longer care for me due to serious health issues. So, saying goodbye was sorrowful. And, as a dog-loving human, I know you understand, right?
Now, GPRA is helping me find another home where I can live out my golden years. (Thank you, GPRA, for being there for me.)
I’m a very easy keeper, and you will barely notice me around as I will curl up and doze the days away. My previous owners describe me as friendly, quiet, playful (yep, still have fun in me), obedient (I’m a faithful guardian), and easy-going.
I need a home with no stairs.
Do you have a little room in your heart and home for me? If yes, I will be grateful.
Pyrly yours, Pyrie ♥️
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Our main mission at GPRA is to find the right permanent home for Great Pyrenees in distress, whether they are strays or from an overpopulated kill or no-kill shelter. We don’t care how old they are or what their medical condition is because we will make sure they receive a comprehensive medical evaluation, spaying or neutering, and even behavioral training if necessary.