Hershey
by Great Pyrenees Rescue Team
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Our escape artist has officially been adopted. He loves his Lab buddy and hanging out in his huge yard. We wish Hershey and his family a wonderful life together. This was his story:
This is Hershey. We are pretty sure he is a Golden Retriever cross. He's four years old and comes from a family who didn't feel they were the right fit for him. He wandered but that's what Pyrs do. He'll need to go a family with a fully-fenced yard of a minimum of five feet.
He is great with children, people and other dogs and is an an overall sweetheart. He's been neutered but is presently recovering from the removal of a cyst from his tail. The dressing will have to be changed daily and he'll have to wear the cone until it has healed.
Adoption Pending
Return to Post A Happy Tail 2014.
Breaking News
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Kane
Nov 22, 19 11:12 AM
DOB: October 3, 2016 Kane came in with Marley. He is three-years-old and a real sweetheart. He is a big boy which is why children are not a good fit
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Chance
Nov 06, 19 07:01 AM
DOB: April 2018 Great Pyrenees Cross He is house broken and has basic training. He is getting better on the leash and is currently walked using a gentle
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Sensitive back feet
Oct 22, 19 07:07 PM
My Pyr is just 1 yr old. Has double dews on back feet. Sometimes, if he is running or playing, he will stop abruptly and limp for a few minutes, as if
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White vs Badger
Oct 01, 19 06:00 PM
Which side/country of the Pyrenees Mountains produces white vs badger Great Pyrenees?
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Anxiety - Jumps out windows, though screens
Sep 29, 19 04:45 PM
Our 4 year old male golden mix boy has historically destroyed screens by clawing at them and jumping out of windows (even second story). He was better
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Chloe
Sep 26, 19 07:43 AM
*If you don't plan on reading the whole profile, this is not the dog for you.* DOB: April 24, 2018 Crate-trained: She may need some work on this. Chloe,
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Quincy
Sep 20, 19 07:52 AM
We are please to announce Quincy's adoption is now final. He is a puppy who gets into mischief but with ongoing positive-reinforcement training, he'll
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Training
Sep 17, 19 07:57 AM
I was told getting a PYR at 5 months would be a mistake , he would be difficult to train and bond with. Is this so, is there a advantage to getting a PYR
