Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Oklahoma

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🔎🕵️‍♀️ Meet Miss Marple 🕵️‍♀️🔎 Every great detective reaches a point in life where they've solved enough mysteries and decide they'd rather spend their days wrapped in a cozy blanket than chasing clues. Miss Marple has officially entered that chapter. Unlike her famous namesake, Miss Marple isn't particularly interested in uncovering international conspiracies or exposing jewel thieves. No, these days her investigations are much more important. Things like: Who opened the refrigerator? Why are you going to the bathroom without supervision? And most importantly... did someone just crinkle a snack bag three rooms away? Miss Marple approaches life the same way she approaches a mystery: carefully, thoughtfully, and with a healthy dose of caution. She isn't the type to burst into a room like she's starring in an action movie. She prefers to gather evidence, assess the situation, and determine whether it's worth getting up from her comfortable spot. Once she decides you're trustworthy, however, the case is closed. And by "closed," we mean she'll happily claim a spot beside you and settle in for a cuddle session worthy of a detective's well-earned retirement. This sweet girl is laid-back, affectionate, and genuinely enjoys being around her people. 📍 Location: Yukon, OK -Adopters will need to come pick up their new furry family member themselves. Apply at: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app This lovely 2-year-old, 75-80 pound Great Pyrenees came into rescue alongside her daughters, Enola Holmes and Nancy Drew, after their owner could no longer keep them. Thankfully, instead of finding herself in a mystery novel titled The Case of the Uncertain Future, Miss Marple found her way to rescue where she can begin writing a much happier chapter. When it comes to other dogs, the investigation is still developing. During her time in temporary foster care, Miss Marple's only canine associates were her puppies. Now that she's settled into her actual foster home, she's been introduced to the resident dogs. Her initial report was essentially, "Hmm. Suspicious. Further observation required." She wasn't quite sure what to make of them at first, but she's slowly warming up to the idea that having other dogs around may not be part of an elaborate criminal conspiracy after all. In fact, she's starting to enjoy their company. Will Miss Marple eventually become a playful social butterfly who organizes neighborhood zoomie parties? Will she decide she'd rather have a fellow professional nap enthusiast to share couch space and exchange judgmental looks with? At this time, the evidence remains inconclusive. For now, she's proving that she's capable of making canine friends—she just prefers to gather evidence, review the facts, and conduct a thorough background investigation before adding anyone to her inner circle. As for cats, the case remains unsolved. No feline witnesses have been available for questioning. Now let's discuss children, because this may be one of Miss Marple's favorite mysteries. Her foster home includes a 17-year-old, a 6-year-old, and a 4-year-old. Within approximately five minutes, she decided the 17-year-old was her person and has been conducting a full-time shadowing operation ever since. If the teenager moves, Miss Marple would like to know where they're going, why they're going there, and whether cuddles will be involved upon arrival. As for the younger children, she has shown the patience of a saint, a kindergarten teacher, and a customer service representative working the day after a major holiday—all rolled into one fluffy package. In fact, when the kids decided she needed a superhero cape, Miss Marple simply accepted her new identity without complaint. No arguments. No dramatic protests. No press conference. One minute she was a Great Pyrenees, the next she was apparently "Captain Floof, Defender of the Living Room." And honestly? She wore it well. When meeting new people, Miss Marple tends to treat them like potential suspects. She isn't the dog who's going to launch herself into a stranger's lap screaming, "BEST FRIEND!" after a seven-second introduction. But once Miss Marple determines you are not, in fact, a criminal mastermind, vacuum salesman, or tax auditor, she warms up beautifully and reveals her true identity: a sweet, affectionate cuddle bug who would very much like some pets now, please. On the official Detective Energy Scale, Miss Marple scores a solid 3/10. If another dog is sprinting laps around the yard, Miss Marple is likely the one sitting nearby, calmly observing and making notes about their questionable life choices. When it comes to car rides, Miss Marple has no problem climbing into the vehicle herself. She's an independent woman and doesn't require chauffeur assistance. As for adventures, Miss Marple currently identifies as a dedicated homebody. She enjoys the comforts of home, quality cuddle time, and maintaining surveillance over her favorite humans from a comfortable location. That said, we strongly suspect she has an untapped adventure era waiting somewhere beneath all that detective professionalism. Once she gains confidence and realizes the outside world isn't actively plotting against her, we could absolutely see her becoming the type of companion who enjoys exploring right alongside her family. Overall, Miss Marple is exactly what you'd expect from a retired detective who's seen it all. She's cautious but sweet. Observant but affectionate. Laid-back but attentive. Independent yet deeply people-oriented. She listens well, enjoys being close to her humans, and would happily accept a lifetime appointment as Chief Cuddle Inspector. As for water, toys, and fetch? The evidence is currently unavailable. The case remains open. After extensive investigation, witness interviews, and several strategically timed naps, Detective Miss Marple has reached the following conclusion: She could probably fit into just about any home. A house with a fenced yard? Wonderful. An apartment with regular walks? Also acceptable. A suburban home? Excellent. A cozy cottage where she can judge the neighborhood from a window? Ideal. Miss Marple is less concerned about the size of your residence and more concerned with whether it contains soft places to nap and humans willing to provide cuddles upon request. She's potty trained, which means she understands that bathrooms exist for a reason and that the living room rug is not, in fact, an acceptable backup plan. She's also kennel trained. Does she chew things she shouldn't? Nope. Now, about the barking. Miss Marple is generally a quiet girl indoors. Outdoors, however, she occasionally feels obligated to provide public service announcements. To be fair, Great Pyrenees are well known to sing the song of their people, and sometimes Miss Marple takes that responsibility very seriously. Especially when weather exists. When left alone, she has earned full roaming privileges and has handled them beautifully. Everyone who meets Miss Marple seems to arrive at the same conclusion. She's just a really, really good dog. Just a sweet, gentle, thoughtful companion who wants to be near her people, share some cuddles, and quietly become one of the best parts of your day. Now, if you'd like to apply for custody of Detective Marple, you'll need to complete an adoption application. Contrary to popular belief, simply commenting "mine," sending heart emojis, manifesting aggressively, or declaring yourselves soulmates through the power of the internet does not constitute a legally binding adoption agreement. Fill out an application here: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app Once received, we'll forward your case file to Miss Marple's foster family for review. Miss Marple is currently accepting applications and awaiting her forever family in Yukon, OK. Applicants must be prepared to pick her up there.

Loki is 5 years old. Such a gentle giant that is so sweet! He loves to dig and play. He gets along with our other dogs and well with children. House trained and knows a few tricks.

🥃 WHISKEY: AGED TO PERFECTION, SMOOTHER THAN YOUR FAVORITE POUR 🥃 Some things in life are complicated. Tax forms. IKEA furniture instructions. Trying to remember why you walked into a room. Whiskey is not one of those things. Much like a fine glass of whiskey, this boy is smooth, comforting, and somehow makes every day a little better just by existing. Just pure, dependable companionship served neat. The truth is, dogs like Whiskey don't come around often. He's the kind of companion who makes hard days easier, good days better, and ordinary days feel special. The kind of dog who simply wants to love his people and be loved right back. If you're looking for adventure, excitement, and constant chaos... you may want to keep scrolling. If you're looking for one of the best friends you'll ever have, Whiskey would like a word. 📍 Location: Ponca City, OK -Adopters will need to come pick up their new furry family member themselves. Apply at: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app At just 4 months old and already tipping the scales at around 40 pounds, this Great Pyrenees pup has packed more life experience into a few months than most dogs would volunteer for. His journey brought him to a shelter, where he found himself waiting for someone to notice him. Thankfully, that someone was Pyr Paws N Fluffy Tails Rescue. Sadly, we hadn't even had him for a full day before something seemed off. A quick trip to the vet delivered the news every rescuer dreads: parvo. Because we caught it early, he only needed a short hospital stay before heading right back to his foster family, where he's been busy proving that he's tougher than he looks and sweeter than anyone could have imagined. And sweet really is the best word to describe him. When it comes to other dogs, Whiskey is basically the guy who shows up to the party, immediately makes friends with everyone, and somehow ends up in the middle of every group photo. He absolutely LOVES other dogs. His social skills are honestly a little suspicious. Most teenagers struggle with awkward introductions. Whiskey walks into a room like, "Hello, future best friends. Should we wrestle now or after snacks?" As for cats, Whiskey has quickly learned one of life's most important lessons: Cats are not equals. Cats are management. Fortunately, Whiskey understands this corporate structure and fully respects it. He gives the cats their personal space, follows all workplace policies, and has wisely decided that challenging upper management is not in his best interest. When it comes to people, Whiskey's philosophy is refreshingly simple: "Friend? Friend." He doesn't seem to believe strangers exist. He just assumes everyone is a potential member of his fan club. He's been around teenagers and absolutely adores them. He loves attention, loves people, and doesn't come flying in like a furry wrecking ball trying to launch unsuspecting humans into orbit. In fact, he's surprisingly polite for a 4-month-old Great Pyrenees puppy who already weighs around 40 pounds and is still growing into approximately seventeen more feet of dog. He's easygoing, lovable, social, and somehow manages to be both a giant puppy and an old soul at the same time. In whiskey terms, he's smooth, well-balanced, and gets along with absolutely everyone at the table. Let's talk energy level. Now technically Whiskey's foster gave him a 5/10. However, after a thorough investigation, several witness interviews, and extensive nap-related evidence, we believe Whiskey may actually be a 75-year-old man disguised as a Great Pyrenees puppy. Sure, he'll play. He enjoys toys. He likes hanging out with his dog friends. But if given the choice between a wild adventure and a quality nap? Whiskey is already fluffing the couch cushions. As for car rides, Whiskey deserves a standing ovation. He hops in, settles down, and rides like a distinguished gentleman on his way to an important business meeting. When it comes to adventures versus staying home, Whiskey has made his position crystal clear. Adventure? Maybe. Blanket? Absolutely. He's a homebody through and through. The kind of dog who would happily spend an entire rainy afternoon lounging beside you while judging people who voluntarily leave the house. He doesn't care much for water and appears to view swimming as an unnecessary hobby invented by Labradors. Toys, however? Those are acceptable. Fetch? You throw it. He watches it. You go get it. Teamwork. At the end of the day, Whiskey is gentle, sweet, loving, well-behaved, goofy, occasionally clumsy, and leaves everyone wondering how they got so lucky. When it comes to finding the perfect home, Whiskey is refreshingly low maintenance. Some dogs arrive with a list of demands longer than a celebrity's rider. "Filtered water only." "Must have 17 acres." "Will only nap on imported Egyptian cotton." Whiskey's requirements are much simpler: Family. A comfy place to nap. Pets. Snacks. That's pretty much the entire contract. Whether you live in an apartment, a house with a yard, or somewhere in between, Whiskey is likely to fit right in. Training-wise, Whiskey is already proving he has brains to match his good looks. He knows Sit, No, Crate, and he's currently working on "Shake," which is impressive considering half of his focus is devoted to figuring out where his giant puppy feet are at any given moment. Potty training is also going remarkably well. He's not quite at graduation day yet, but he's definitely on the honor roll. As for chewing, he's still a puppy, which means if you leave something unattended long enough, he'll likely conduct a quality-control inspection with his mouth. That said, he's actually pretty respectful and mostly sticks to his toys. Like a fine whiskey, he's smooth, reliable, easy to enjoy, and somehow gets better every time you spend time with him. The only real risk is falling completely in love with him. Consider yourself warned. Now, if you'd like to make Whiskey your permanent drinking buddy (please note: actual alcohol consumption not required), you'll need to fill out an adoption application so we can send it to his foster family for review. Apply here: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app If selected, you'll need to travel to Ponca City, OK to pick him up. No, Whiskey will not be driving himself home. We checked. His learner's permit application was denied due to excessive napping. So go ahead. Fill out that application. Shoot your shot. Take a chance. Because Whiskey? Well, he's ready to raise a paw and toast to forever. 🥃❤️