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My basic info
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Color
White - with Red, Golden, Orange or Chestnut
Age
3 years old, Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
70 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Meet Honey Dew — a walking weighted blanket with a built-in kissing feature and zero sense of personal space. Her love language? Quality time and enthusiastic kisses. She’ll press her head against your chest like she’s trying to sync heartbeats, then look up at you with those big, soulful eyes that say, “You weren’t planning on moving for the next three hours, right?” Whether you’re watching TV, working, or trying to remember what life was like before you became a human mattress, Honey Dew is there — radiating loyalty, affection, and just the right amount of fluff.
Honey Dew is a 70-pound, 3-year-old Great Pyrenees mix who somehow found herself in the shelter, which is honestly shocking because this level of sweetness should be illegal to abandon. She’s basically a cloud in dog form — soft, gentle, and completely unaware of how big she is when she flops down across your entire body for a cuddle session. Honey Dew is basically the social coordinator of the dog park — she loves other dogs and thinks playtime is the best thing ever. With that said, she’s also surprisingly good at reading the room. If another dog isn’t into playing, she backs off like, “Got it, bestie, I’ll catch you later.” As for cats — she’s smelled a few and decided they’re mysterious little creatures best left unbothered. No drama there. When it comes to kids, Honey Dew’s basically the cool aunt — totally chill with them as long as they don’t try to use her as a pony. She’s been great with kids from 3 to 11, taking pets like a pro and soaking up the attention without going overboard. And with new people? She’s cautious for approximately five seconds — just long enough to make sure you don’t have bad vibes — then she’s all in. Expect kisses, leaning, and the occasional “stand up hug,” which is less a jump and more of a full-body declaration of friendship.
Honey Dew clocks in around a 4 out of 10 on the energy scale — the perfect middle ground between “lazy house hippo” and “let’s go for a walk, but not too far, okay?” Honey Dew loves being outdoors, but she’s not one of those “I live to climb mountains” types. She’s more of a “let’s sniff the yard for a bit and then go inside for snacks” kind of gal. She actually listens when you tell her it’s time to come in — which, let’s be honest, puts her miles ahead of most Pyrs on the obedience scale. When she’s had enough, she’ll even go wait by the door like, “I’m done pretending to be athletic, thanks.” Her overall vibe? Picture a 70-pound weighted blanket that thinks it’s a lapdog. She’s affectionate to her core — wants to kiss, cuddle, and occasionally lay directly on your lungs while gazing into your soul. For fun, Honey Dew’s got a favorite toy: a soft pickle. Don’t ask why, don’t question it — she just loves that thing like it’s her emotional support vegetable. She’s not into balls (they’re confusing), but she’s a huge fan of playtime with her foster dad. She’s not possessive, not dramatic — just happy to play, cuddle, and soak up love. When it comes to homes, Honey Dew’s ideal setup includes a fenced yard.
Honey Dew has her potty training nailed down. No accidents, no surprises, no drama. Now, kennels. Let’s just say… she’s not a fan. She’s tried it, she’s hated it, and she’s made her feelings very clear. Couch privileges? Non-negotiable. Honey Dew believes furniture was invented for cuddling, preferably with her sprawled across at least 80% of it. If you’re one of those “no dogs on the furniture” types, she could technically learn to stay off… but let’s be honest, do you really want to look into those big brown eyes and say no? That’s character development you’re not ready for. Chewing? Not her thing. She’s not into home remodeling or impromptu shoe redesigns. She’s far too mature for that nonsense. She does, however, have a respectable bark. She’s not one of those “bark at air molecules” types, but if someone walks too close to the fence or a squirrel looks suspicious, she’ll make her presence known. Think of her as your built-in security system. When left alone, she lounges responsibly — either on the couch, on her bed, or wherever her fluffiest nap spot happens to be that day.
So here’s the deal — Honey Dew is ready to trade in her foster digs for her forever kingdom, complete with a couch, a yard, and a human willing to serve as her full-time cuddle subject. So go ahead — fill out that adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app before someone else beats you to it. Once approved, we’ll pass it along to her foster family faster than Honey Dew. You’ll just need to pick her up in Moore, OK, where she’ll be waiting, probably practicing her “I’m coming home with you” face. Spoiler alert: it’s very convincing.
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