My name is Sully!

Meet Sully!  Born around June 2021, this affectionate, adorable, goofy boy is on the smaller side at 65 pounds which is his ideal weight.

Sully is a social butterfly! He loves people and is very friendly. He would love to be a lap dog! Then he would be living his best life. His happy place is leaning on and cuddling with his humans.

When he meets new people, he likes to sit and throw his front legs up like he expects a hug. It’s so cute he usually gets it.

He loves car rides and would be a great adventure buddy!

Sully needs a low-energy home, because he is easily over-stimulated.  He is good with older, calm kids; any children in the home should be over 4’ tall, because he gives a double Pyr paw when he's excited. He might accidentally knock little ones over or bop them in the face.

Sully would be best as an only dog, or with one other dog that is a perfect match for his personality. He likes to chew on his dog friends and can be a bit of a pest. His dog companion will need to be about his size, able to stand up for themselves, and tell Sully no when needed. He has done well with smaller dogs when he is with an appropriate-sized playful dog buddy.

He would love to have a big yard where he can lounge and play with his many toys.

Sully is nice to cats. However, he thinks that birds and other small wild animals make a nice snack.

He has some adorable quirks. He occasionally watches TV and is fascinated by any animal noises he hears from it. He is very wary of vacuums, especially the robot ones that run around unchecked, and he often tries to tell them that he's the boss!

Sully is house trained and walks beautifully on a leash. He is learning “place,” and since he is so food motivated, it is going well!  He is crate trained but has no need to be in one. He doesn’t bark very much.

Sully has the tendency to grab and eat things he shouldn't, especially out of the trash. He thinks everything makes a good snack if it smells interesting.  His forever family needs to be sure to keep dangerous snacks out of reach.

SPIN Pyrs are all in foster homes in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Potential adopters are asked to make travel arrangements if they live elsewhere. All SPIN dogs are spayed or neutered, current on vaccinations and on heartworm prevention. Please go to our website www.SpinRescue.org and fill out an application for this great Great Pyrenees!