Sarge
Great Pyrenees Rescue Sarge
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Adopted.
"Sarge" came to our family in July 2015 as a pleasant surprise. He joined our new Golden Retriever pup. Sarge warmed up to our boys and his animal friends around the farm. He is such a majestic Great Pyrenee that we have always wanted. Sarge has become an important addition to our family, and we are very happy to have him.
This is his story which isn't much:
We don't have much information on Sarge. He came from an auction which included nine Pyrs. A family took a 5-year old female and a 2-year old neutered male and that was Sarge. He was fine but too much energy. Needs exercise and more time. They surrendered him to us.
Return to Post A Happy Tail 2015.
Breaking News
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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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Kane
Nov 03, 19 04:51 PM
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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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
