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Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Massachusetts

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George

Great Pyrenees

Male, 2 mos
Uxbridge, MA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
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George **Not Available to Be Seen Until Open House on Wednesday 09/23** Good with Kids and Dogs! 11 weeks/14 lb./Male/Great Pyrenees Mix Name: George Age: 11 weeks Weight: 14 lbs Breed: Great Pyrenees Mix Status: Young royal seeking his forever court ​ About Me: Hi, I’m George! I’m one of the Royal Family pups, and right now I’m much more interested in mastering puppy life than worrying about any royal responsibilities. At 11 weeks old, my schedule is pretty full. I have a whole world to investigate, important puppy lessons to learn, and years of memories still waiting to be made. I’ll need help learning things like house training, leash walking, good manners, and how to navigate new experiences with confidence. I’m currently a very manageable 14 pounds, but my reign as a little guy probably won’t last long. I’m a Great Pyrenees mix, so my future family needs to be prepared for a potentially large dog and everything that comes along with raising one. I may have a royal name, but my wish list is actually pretty simple: people who will teach me, keep me active and engaged, laugh through my puppy mistakes, and promise that wherever life takes us, we’ll go there together. ​ Best Qualities: Ready for his royal training: I’m young and ready to start building the skills and confidence that will carry me through adulthood. An adventure waiting to happen: Walks, outings, new experiences, and family traditions—I’m ready to discover what life with my people is all about. A relationship from the ground up: My family will get the rewarding experience of helping shape the dog I become while building our bond along the way. Years of companionship ahead: I’m only at the very first chapter, and I’m looking for someone who wants to stick around for the whole story. ​ Ideal Match: I’m searching for people who know that raising a puppy takes more than love alone. I’ll need structure, positive training, socialization, enrichment, appropriate exercise, and lots of patience while I learn. My ideal family will also be prepared for the size and needs of a Great Pyrenees mix as I mature. Give me a solid foundation now, and we can build something pretty great together. ​ Deal Breakers: Expecting a perfectly polished prince: I’m 11 weeks old. There will be puppy mistakes while I learn the rules of the kingdom! Not prepared for a growth spurt—or several: This 14-pound version of George is definitely a limited edition. Looking for low-maintenance: Puppies require time, training, attention, enrichment, and consistency. Even royal ones. ​ Fun Fact: I’m still a little young for the throne, so for now I’ll happily settle for being George, Prince of Puppy Mischief.
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Diana

Great Pyrenees

Female, 3 mos
Uxbridge, MA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
Diana **Not Available to Be Seen Until Open House on Wednesday 09/23** Good with Kids and Dogs! 11 weeks/14 lb./Female/Great Pyrenees Mix Name: Diana Age: 11 weeks Weight: 14 lbs Breed: Great Pyrenees Mix Status: Little princess searching for a family to adore ​ About Me: Hi, I’m Diana! I’m the little princess of the Royal Family pups, and I’m ready to find the people who will be by my side as I grow from tiny fluff ball into one beautiful grown-up girl. At 11 weeks old, I have an entire world waiting for me. There are adventures to take, friends to meet, manners to master, and probably a few puppy shenanigans to get out of my system along the way. I’m still learning what it means to be a good family dog, so I’ll need patient people who are ready to guide me through all the important lessons of puppyhood. And while I may look like a delicate little princess now, don’t underestimate me! As a Great Pyrenees mix, there’s likely to be quite a bit more Diana to love before I’m finished growing. I don’t need a palace or a fancy tiara. Give me a family who will invest in me, include me in their lives, and love me through every stage, and I’ll have everything a girl could ask for. ​ Best Qualities: A little lady with lots of potential: I’m at the perfect age to start learning good habits and discovering what being part of a family is all about. Ready for life’s adventures: So many of my first experiences are still ahead, and I’d love to share them with my forever people. A bond you get to build: Raising me from puppyhood means we’ll have the opportunity to learn, grow, and create our own special relationship together. Future best friend: Behind all this puppy fluff is a companion who has an entire lifetime of love waiting to give. ​ Ideal Match: My Pawfect match is a family who understands that a princess still needs rules! I’ll need positive training, socialization, enrichment, exercise, patience, and consistency as I grow. I’m looking for people prepared for a potentially large adult dog who want to make me a true member of their family—not just during my adorable puppy stage, but for all the years that follow. ​ Deal Breakers: No time for my royal education: House training, leash skills, manners and socialization are all still ahead of me. Looking for a petite princess: I’m only 14 pounds today, but my Great Pyrenees genes say there could be a whole lot more of me coming! A temporary palace: Puppyhood goes by quickly. I need a family committed to loving grown-up Diana just as much as baby Diana. ​ Fun Fact: I’m named after a princess famous for stealing hearts, and I’d say I’m already doing a pretty good job of living up to the name.
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Henry

Great Pyrenees

Male, 3 mos
Uxbridge, MA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
Henry **Not Available to Be Seen Until Open House on Wednesday 09/23** Good with Kids and Dogs! 11 weeks/14 lb./Male/Great Pyrenees Mix Name: Henry Age: 11 weeks Weight: 14 lbs Breed: Great Pyrenees Mix Status: Little prince seeking a kingdom to call his own ​ About Me: Hi, I’m Henry! At 11 weeks old, I’m still learning the proper etiquette expected of a young royal lad. House training, leash walking, good manners, and socialization are all part of my education, and I’m looking for a family willing to patiently show me the ropes. I may occasionally forget my manners along the way, but what puppy prince doesn’t? Right now, I’m just 14 pounds of fluffy Great Pyrenees puppy, but my reign as a little guy won’t last forever. There’s a much bigger Henry on the horizon! I need a family prepared for the needs of a large-breed dog and committed to helping me grow into a confident, well-mannered gentleman. My royal requirements really aren’t extravagant: good guidance, plenty of enrichment, adventures with my people, a comfortable place to rest my head, and a family who will love me for the rest of my days. Think your castle has room? ​ Best Qualities: Prince charming in training: I’m at the perfect age to start learning good manners and all the skills I’ll need to become a wonderful grown-up dog. Ready for my royal education: With positive training, consistency, and socialization, I have so much potential waiting to be discovered. A companion to grow with: My future family gets the special experience of watching me grow from a tiny prince into their big, fluffy best friend. A lifetime of loyalty ahead: I’m looking for my forever kingdom—the people who choose me now will get to share every chapter still to come. ​ Ideal Match: Every prince needs a good kingdom, and mine doesn’t have to be fancy. I’m looking for a family ready to invest time in raising a puppy and prepared for the large dog I’m likely to become. Training, socialization, enrichment, exercise, patience, and plenty of love will help me grow into a fine gentleman. ​ Deal Breakers: No room for a growing pup: My current 14-pound size is temporary. This little prince is expected to become a pretty substantial member of the household. Skipping my royal education: Good princes aren’t born with perfect manners! I’ll need consistent training and guidance as I grow. A temporary kingdom: I’m looking for a family committed to me long after my adorable puppy days are behind me. ​ Fun Fact: I may be Prince Henry now, but give me a little time and I’ll be working my way toward the title of Duke of the Dog Bed.
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Archie

Great Pyrenees

Male, 3 mos
Uxbridge, MA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
Archie **Not Available to Be Seen Until Open House on Wednesday 09/23** Good with Kids and Dogs! 11 weeks/14 lb./Male/Great Pyrenees Mix Name: Archie Age: 11 weeks Weight: 14 lbs Breed: Great Pyrenees Mix Status: Royal heart-stealer accepting applications for his forever family ​ About Me: Hi, I’m Archie! I’m another member of the Royal Family pups, but I’m taking a slightly more modern approach to royalty. Formal ceremonies? Not really my thing. Being adored by my subjects? Now we’re talking. At 11 weeks old, I’m still just a baby with an entire world to discover. My days ahead will be filled with learning house manners, practicing leash skills, meeting new people and dogs, experiencing new places, and figuring out exactly what it takes to become a really great grown-up dog. Of course, no young royal becomes a gentleman without a little guidance. I need a family prepared for all the normal work that comes with puppyhood—training, socialization, consistency, exercise, enrichment, and patience when I inevitably make a less-than-royal decision or two. I may fit neatly into your arms today, but my Great Pyrenees genes suggest those days could be numbered. I’m looking for someone who sees beyond the adorable little puppy in front of them and is excited about the big, fluffy best friend I could become. ​ Best Qualities: Royal charm to spare: I’ve got the adorable puppy part covered; now I just need someone to help me work on the gentleman part. Ready to discover the world: There are so many experiences still ahead of me, and my future family gets to introduce me to them. Growing up together: Training me isn’t just about teaching commands—it’s an opportunity to build a relationship and learn how to understand each other. Best-friend material: I’m looking for people who want their dog involved in everyday life and are excited to build that bond from the very beginning. ​ Ideal Match: My Pawfect match understands that even royalty needs rules! I need a family ready to provide structure, positive training, socialization, enrichment, and age-appropriate activity as I grow. I’d love people who want to include me in their lives and are prepared for both the fun of puppyhood and the responsibilities that come with raising a potentially large adult dog. ​ Deal Breakers: A castle without rules: Even charming princes need boundaries, consistency, and training. Thinking 14 pounds is my final form: This prince has quite a bit of growing left to do. Wanting the title without the responsibility: Puppy parenthood comes with work! I need someone ready for the training, messes, growing pains, and commitment along with all the adorable moments. ​ Fun Fact: Technically I’m named after royalty, but I’m pretty sure Archie, Duke of Treats has a much better ring to it.
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Edward

Great Pyrenees

Male, 3 mos
Uxbridge, MA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
Edward **Not Available to Be Seen Until Open House on Wednesday 09/23** Good with Kids and Dogs! 11 weeks/14 lb./Male/Great Pyrenees Mix Name: Edward Age: 11 weeks Weight: 14 lbs Breed: Great Pyrenees Mix Status: Future king searching for his forever castle ​ About Me: Hi, I’m Edward! I’m one of the Royal Family pups, and while my crown may still be a little too big for me, I’ve got plenty of time to grow into it. At just 11 weeks old, I’m at the beginning of my royal education. There are manners to learn, places to explore, people to meet, and an entire world waiting for me. I’ll need a family willing to teach me all the important good-dog skills—from house training and leash walking to socialization and everything in between. I’m currently a very portable 14 pounds, but don’t plan your kingdom around my current dimensions! As a Great Pyrenees mix, I have plenty of growing ahead of me. My future family should be prepared for a bigger dog and committed to giving me the training, enrichment, exercise, and guidance I’ll need along the way. I don’t require an actual throne—although a comfy dog bed would be appreciated. What I really need is a family ready to give me a lifetime of love and help this little Edward grow into a king worth bragging about. ​ Best Qualities: Future king in the making: I’m young, impressionable, and ready to start learning the skills that will help me become a wonderful adult dog. A fresh start together: My family gets to build our routines, traditions, and bond right from the very beginning. Plenty of potential: With consistency, positive experiences, and good guidance, there’s so much this little guy can learn. A lifetime to give: Choose me now and we’ll have years of adventures, milestones, quiet moments, and memories ahead of us. ​ Ideal Match: A family ready to raise their very own future king! I need people who understand that puppyhood takes time and patience and who are prepared for the needs of a growing, large-breed mix. Keep my education going, introduce me to the world, give me appropriate outlets for my energy, and let me be part of the family—that sounds like a pretty Pawfect kingdom to me. ​ Deal Breakers: Expecting royal manners on day one: I’m only 11 weeks old! My good-dog education is just beginning. A kingdom with no room to grow: Fourteen pounds is just my opening act. Be prepared for a lot more Edward in your future. Only interested in the puppy prince: I need someone committed to the adult dog behind this adorable little face, too. ​ Fun Fact: My crown is currently invisible. Apparently they don’t make them small enough for 11-week-old Great Pyrenees puppies.
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Bear

Great Pyrenees/Labrador Retriever

Male, 1 yr 7 mos
North Adams, MA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
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Story
Meet Bear!Bear is a big, goofy guy who does not understand his size and loves to be right attached to you whether it is trying to jump on you or getting any attention. He is a large dog who can be quite jumpy so unfortunately kids 8 years and older is the best. He loves playing with toys and will keep himself entertained by throwing them up in the air himself. He also loves running around and getting the zoomies. We believe he would be fine with a cat but will need slow intros with them and he can live with another dog but preferably an easy going dog as he can be a lot playing with other dogs.Can go home with:Easy-going dogsCats used to dogsKids 8 years and older

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Great Pyrenees shelters & rescues in Massachusetts

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Legacy Rescue Inc

Arlington , MA 02474

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Baypath Humane Society

500 Legacy Farms North, Hopkinton , MA 01748

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From Alone To Home Rescue

Norfolk , MA 02056

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Pawfect Life Rescue

195 Old Millville Road, Uxbridge , MA 01569

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Joyful Pets Rescue

Private Foster Homes, Amherst , MA 01002

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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MSPCA - Cape Cod Adoption Center

1577 Falmouth Rd, Centerville , MA 02632

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Sandy Paws Rescue inc.

PO Box 1772, Vineyard Haven , MA 02568

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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No Paws Left Behind

North Adams , MA 01247

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