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Pyr Rescue, Please Help Me With My Dog

Great Pyrenees Mountain Dog

You have a Great Pyrenees Mountain Dog that you can no longer keep. Great Pyr Rescue can help. We are non-judgmental. We understand the turns that life can take. We also know just how demanding a Great Pyr can be.

We know that owners have to give up their dogs for a variety of reasons. Great Pyr Rescue does not pry into the rescue dog’s history except to determine if there are specific problems with temperament, as we need to have this information to pass on to potential adoptive families.

Some dogs are too aggressive or do not get along with other dogs, or young children, or cats. Sometimes this is just a case of no training, but sometimes the pattern is so well established that it will be difficult to overcome. So placement must be very specific.

The club’s Great Pyrenees Rescue section is non judgmental as to why an owner must give up the dog as this could be viewed as a deterrent and result in a person deciding not to turn over the dog and just abandoning it instead. This is much worse on the dog, so we try to avoid it at all costs.

If you are serious about surrendering your Great Pyr, please be assured... we understand. Sometimes lifestyles change so that the dog can no longer be cared for properly. We understand.

We hear many stories as to why a dog must be turned over. Believe it or not a very common reason Great Pyrs become rescues is that the dog just got so BIG. If you ask owners, they will admit that they saw Mom and Dad at the kennels and they were big, that they saw other Great Pyrs and they were big, but they just fell in love with the puppy. And they did not realize that "their dog" would get to be a big dog. We know it’s hard to understand, but sometimes love is blind!

And Great Pyrs shed... and they bark. We know. Great Pyrs become rescues for a number of reasons. Our interest is the well being of these dogs, so we are here to help you.

Our process is simple. First we need you to complete the Surrender Form below. Then a member of our Pyr Rescue team will contact you directly.

So let's get started by completing our Great Pyrenees Surrender Information Form.

Please note... Due to our very limited resources, we are able to provide surrender services only to pure breed Pyrs. We have no capacity to deal with the uncertainties associated with mix breeds so are sorry that we are unable to accept Pyr Mixes into our rescue facility.

Great Pyrenees Club of Southern Ontario
Great Pyrenees Surrender Information
Please note that all fields followed by an asterisk must be filled in.
First Name*
Last Name*
E-mail Address*
Street Address*
City*
Province*
Postal Code*
Country
Home Phone*
Best Time to Call
10 AM to Noon
Noon to 6 PM
6PM to 9 PM
Business Phone
Best Time to Call
10 AM to Noon
Noon to 6 PM
6PM to 9 PM
Cell Phone
Best Time to Call
10 AM to Noon
Noon to 6 PM
6 PM to 9 PM
Dog's Sex*
Date of Birth*
Dog's age*
Purchased From*
If "Other" Please explain
Breeder's Name
Breeder's Phone Number
Is your breeder aware that you want to surrender the dog?
Is the dog spayed or neutered?*
Registered with CKC, AKC or other kennel club?*
Has the dog been Microchipped?*
Microchip Service and ID Number
Colour and Markings*
This dog is *
Where does the dog sleep?*
Where does the dog spend the majority of its time?*
How is the dog contained?*
Fully Fenced Yard
Fenced Dog Run
Invisible Fence
Other Outdoor Tying Device
Large Dog Crate
Loose
Yard or Dog Run Fence Type and Height
Is the dog housetrained?*
Is the dog crate trained?*
Does the dog walk quietly on leash?*
Does the dog come when called?*
Will the dog run if loose?*
Has the dog received Obedience Training?*
Does the dog show food protection behaviour?*
If "Yes" please describe the behaviour
Current feeding routine (Brand, type, quantity & feeding schedule)*
Has the dog ever escaped or jumped a fence?*
If "Yes" please explain.
Is dog destructive in the house?*
If "Yes" please explain.
Does the dog suffer separation anxiety?*
If "Yes" please explain.
Has dog shown aggression towards adults?*
If "Yes" please explain.
Has dog shown aggression towards Children?*
If "Yes" please explain.
Has dog shown aggression towards other animals?*
If "Yes" please explain.
This dog is *
How many adults in household?*
How many children in household?*
Ages of all children
Do all members of the household support the decision to surrender the dog?*
Do you own other dogs now?*
Please list age, sex, spay/neuter and breed information for each dog.
Do you own other pets?*
Please list types, ages and sex for each pet.
Tell us about the dog's personality, quirks, history and concerns.*
Please describe any health issues or concerns with the dog.*
Are the dog's vaccinations up to date?*
When do they expire?*
Please confirm that you have a CURRENT Rabies certificate since it is MANDATORY.*
Veterinarian's Name*
Veterinarian's Phone Number*
Please confirm that you have contacted your vet and authorized them to release information to Great Pyrenees Club of Southern Ontario - Pyr Rescue*
How long can you hold the dog?*
Can you help transport the dog?*
Please add any additional comments.*
I/We certify that the information contained in this application is true and correct and further authorize the GPCSO to contact any and all references in order to verify the information provide in this Adoption Application. Please sign by entering your name and Date below.*
Confirm and Certify
Name (Constitutes your Signature)*
Date*

Please enter the word that you see below.

  



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