Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Adoption Fee: $475
When available, all animals are fixed in accordance with Colorado law, up to date on vaccines (may need boosters), and microchipped!
What we know: Transferred from Shelter Support Network in Tulsa, Oklahoma, originally a litter of 5 puppies and their mom, the owner local to Tulsa kept the mom and one puppy; the other 4, all female, were transferred to CPR. Mom is purebred Pyrenees, livestock guardian, and a stray Anatolian Shepherd broke through their fencing. All 5 puppies and mom were fixed prior to transport. Pups are two months old at the time of transport.
From the foster: If you are looking for personality plus, look no further: miss Ivy (811) has arrived! Ivy is quite the total puppy package, possessing a pair of irresistible puppy dog eyes that she uses to get exactly what she wants. She is a natural entertainer who loves the camera, gives epic hugs, and is guaranteed to make you laugh every single day. We are absolutely obsessed with her!
Among her sisters, Ivy takes the crown for most spunky. She is the ultimate instigator of playtime with her siblings, yet she turns right around and is wonderfully sweet and respectful with our giant resident dogs. She’s got the perfect blend of spice and manners.
Behind that photogenic face is the exact same powerhouse, giant-breed DNA as her sisters:
• Mama: A stunning Great Pyrenees, equal parts family companion and chicken tender.
• Daddy: A mysterious, fence-invading Anatolian Shepherd lookalike who viewed boundaries as an optional challenge.
Because of her genetics, this spunky girl is going to grow into a large, independent protector who takes her family-watching duties seriously. She will naturally want to patrol her space and use her impressive adult voice to keep the neighborhood in check.
The ideal forever home for Ivy includes:
• Consistent Leadership & Training: With her high intelligence and big personality, she needs a confident leader who can guide her spunk in the right direction.
• A Securely Fenced Yard: Daily outside access is a non-negotiable must. She needs plenty of room to burn off that signature puppy energy, stretch her long legs, and strike a pose.
• No Shared Walls: While she is an absolute joy, her adult guardian voice means apartments or condos are a no-go for her breed mix.
Ivy is currently being fostered in our busy household alongside three large dogs and two wild boys (ages 4 and 7). To put it simply: she adores everyone she meets, but she has a massive affinity for kiddos. It is purely her nature to gravitate toward the kids, join in on their antics, and keep a watchful, loving eye over them.
If you are looking for a clever, confident, and hilariously entertaining companion to watch over your home and fill your camera roll to maximum capacity, Ivy is ready to strike a pose in your living room!
www.coloradopuppy.org/how-to-adopt
