Bella M

Age
DOB: 07/29/2016
Weight
95.2 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

General Information:

    • House Trained: Yes
    • Crate Trained: Unknown
    • Leash Trained: Yes, very gentle and does not pull
    • Good with other dogs: Yes
    • Good with cats: Unknown
    • Good with children: Unknown at this time

My Story

Hello! My name is Bella, and I’m a gentle soul looking for a loving home. After spending my life outdoors, I’m learning the joys of indoor life, and all I really want is to be surrounded by love and kindness. ❤️

I’m a total cuddler and absolutely adore attention! I’ve even started giving my paw—how cute is that? While I’m still adjusting, I’m eating great with a mix of wet food and tasty additions like ground beef and turkey. Treats? Yes, please!

I’m a mellow girl who enjoys slow walks, although I have a little arthritis, so no hiking or jogging for me. I’m great on the leash, and I love hanging out on the porch with my human friends and their dogs. I’m friendly with other pets and do well with new people, especially when introduced slowly.

I’m fully house-trained and will let you know when it’s time to go outside by standing by the door. I love to be brushed and pampered, and I’m pretty easygoing when it comes to baths and grooming.

One of my favorite things is drinking from the birdbath—who knew it could be so refreshing? I promise I’m a low-barker, only chiming in to let you know when someone’s at the door.

I would thrive in a calm home without small children, where I can soak up all the love and attention. If you’re looking for a sweet companion to share quiet moments and gentle adventures, I just might be the perfect match!

 

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