Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Oklahoma

Hi, I'm Willow! I love spending my days exploring every nook and cranny of my surroundings, always curious about what's around the next corner. I'm quite the cuddle bug too; there's nothing better than snuggling up with a friend after a day of adventures. My loyalty knows no bounds—I'm looking for someone who needs a steadfast companion. I promise to bring joy and friendship to my new home. If you're looking for a sweet, friendly, and loyal friend, I'm the perfect match for you. Let's start our journey together!

found on Tulsa SPCA campus. Taking a nap by one of the buildings

Zoe is very sweet and loves humans. She is a Pyranees mix and is roughly 75 pounds. She is anout 4 years old, is house trained and gets along with other dogs. Unfortunately, my wife just got diagnosed with an auto immune disease and we have to rehome her.

Bear is a 7 year old Great Pyrenees mix. He is a loving companion and very smart. He is excitable when guests come over but otherwise low-energy. We adopted him from a shelter when he was a puppy. He enjoys older kids but is unsure about toddlers and babies. He is good with other dogs but likely wouldnt do well with cats.The perfect family for Bear would be one that will walk, brush, and groom him regularly, has a house/yard with plenty of space for a big dog, and will give him lots of pets and snuggles. Bear is perfectly healthy aside from starting to develop some arthritis in his hips as he gets older. Regular walks would really help with this, though. In our current stage of life, financial state, and other responsibilities, we no longer have the means, time, or space to provide Bear with the home he deserves. It's not a decision we take lightly, but it is best for our family and for Bear so that he can have the best life possible.

Move over ordinary geese, because Emperor Goose Lancelot has arrived to claim his rightful throne as the Kingdom’s Most Snuggleable Honker. 👑🪿 Location: Norman, OK Apply here: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app Sir Lancelot may sound like the kind of fellow who charges into battle atop a noble steed, screaming dramatic war cries into the wind… but in reality, his greatest quest is locating the nearest lap, blanket, or unsuspecting human willing to provide unlimited cuddles. His face permanently says, “Excuse me… do you happen to have extra love available?” and honestly? It’s impossible to say no to him. He’s the kind of puppy that melts directly into your lap like warm buttered toast and looks at you with those big hopeful eyes as if you personally hung the moon just for him. Sure, he may occasionally goose-waddle into things while investigating life’s great mysteries, but perfection is overrated anyway. At just 4 months old and already tipping the scales at 30 pounds, Emperor Goose Lancelot is well on his way to becoming a full-sized majestic cloud beast. ☁️👑 Translation: if you’ve never accidentally been sat on by a furry ottoman with opinions before, your time is coming. Goose is a male Great Pyrenees puppy who came to us after his family adopted him from a shelter and quickly discovered that someone in the home was unfortunately very allergic to him. Wanting the best for this sweet boy, they reached out to make sure he landed somewhere safe where he could find the perfect forever kingdom to rule. Now, before you get hypnotized by his adorable face and soulful “please love me forever” eyes, let us discuss what comes with adopting a Great Pyrenees puppy. First of all: the floof. The coat is magnificent. Luxurious. Regal. It will also somehow end up in places that defy both science and physics. You will find white tumbleweeds drifting through your house. You will wear Goose glitter to work. Your vacuum will know suffering. Second: This is not a “medium sized dog.” This is a future polar bear with emotional needs. He will absolutely believe he is a lap dog long after he reaches the size of a small farm animal. Personal space? Never heard of her. If you sit down, Goose will assume you obviously prepared your lap specifically for him. If there is no room, he will create room. But underneath all the fluff, size, and Pyr-itude is an incredibly sweet, affectionate boy who truly just wants to love and be loved. Goose is curious, gentle, eager for attention, and already mastering the art of melting directly into your heart like a giant marshmallow with paws. 🪿🤍 Despite being built like an oversized stuffed animal, Goose’s biggest life goal is apparently: “make friends with literally everyone.” Goose absolutely LOVES other dogs and thinks every furry creature he meets is a potential new bestie. He enjoys playing, socializing, and generally being part of the group. The nice thing is that he already shows really good social awareness for a young Pyr puppy — if another dog gives him the classic “please back up before I file a complaint” low growl, Goose respectfully takes the hint. Which honestly puts him ahead of a surprising number of adult dogs and at least half the human population. Cats are currently an unknown, though given Goose’s overall sweet and social personality, he’d probably at minimum attempt to politely introduce himself before making any bad life choices. And speaking of social butterfly behavior… this giant fluffy marshmallow recently attended a TRACK MEET full of kids, people, noise, excitement, and endless opportunities to become overstimulated like an overcaffeinated toddler. Instead? Goose was apparently an absolute superstar. He happily soaked up attention from everyone willing to pet him, loved meeting new people, and handled all the chaos like he’d secretly been training for public relations his entire life. He was gentle, affectionate, and never snippy or reactive with any of the children or adults. He genuinely seems to adore people and thrives on affection, attention, and being included in whatever is happening around him. If you are looking for a Pyr puppy who combines giant teddy bear energy with surprisingly solid social skills and a deep commitment to becoming everyone’s emotional support goose… this boy may just be your guy. 🤍 Goose currently rates about a 7/10 on the energy scale, which in Great Pyrenees puppy terms translates to: “I would LOVE to go on an adventure with you… but afterward I fully expect to collapse dramatically like I just completed an expedition across Antarctica.” This boy absolutely loves exploring, meeting people, checking out new places, and being involved in whatever exciting thing is happening nearby. He’s curious in that classic Pyr puppy way where every leaf, puddle, suspicious sound, and passing human deserves a full investigation supervised by approximately three brain cells and a whole lot of enthusiasm. Goose seems happiest when he gets to be included in activities and soak up attention from the people around him. That said, once the excitement winds down, Goose is more than happy to clock out from his adventures and transform back into a snuggly oversized marshmallow. And honestly? His temperament is just ridiculously sweet. Goose has one of those faces that permanently looks like he’s politely asking, “Excuse me… could I possibly interest you in loving me forever?” He genuinely wants to be a good boy and has such a soft, affectionate, eager-to-please personality. He’s curious about the world but approaches things with a gentle heart and a whole lot of cuddly intentions. Goose also enjoys water festivities and toys. Now while Goose is an absolutely wonderful puppy, let us all remember an important scientific fact: he is still, in fact, a 4-month-old Great Pyrenees puppy. Which means his new family should be prepared for all the normal puppy responsibilities… just delivered in a much fluffier, significantly larger package. His new family should also continue exposing him to new people, environments, sounds, and experiences in positive ways while he’s young. Thankfully Goose already seems to love people and has handled outings beautifully, so continuing that socialization will help him grow into a confident, well-rounded adult Pyr instead of one who believes the Amazon delivery driver is a national security threat. And then we have puppy proofing. Ah yes. Goose may look like an innocent angel wrapped in fur, but puppies are opportunists with no regard for your emotional attachment to objects. The good news? Goose already has such a loving, social, eager-to-connect personality that with continued guidance and consistency, he has all the potential to grow into an absolutely incredible companion. Beneath the fluff, goofy curiosity, and future polar bear size is just a very sweet boy who wants to love his people with his whole giant Pyr heart. 🤍 So if you’ve been searching for a giant fluffy best friend who loves adventures, adores people, enjoys toys and water, and looks at you like you personally invented happiness… Emperor Goose Lancelot may just be your soulmate. Now before you convince yourself this majestic cloud prince will simply appear in your living room through the power of manifestation alone, let us discuss the process. You MUST fill out an adoption application if you’d like to be considered for Goose. Why? Because contrary to Goose’s personal beliefs, we cannot simply hand him over to every person who tells him he’s handsome at PetSmart. We know. Devastating news for him. Once your application is submitted, we’ll send it over to his foster family so they can review it and choose the home they feel fits him best. And yes — you will need to pick him up in Norman, OK. Goose does not offer Uber delivery services, private jets, emotional support teleportation, or “but I live far away” exceptions. The king requires proper transportation arrangements.

Link is appx 6-7 years old, intact (not neutered), housetrained, loyal, energetic, and does not chew furniture or other property / items. Incredibly well housetrained, will beg for bathroom breaks outside rather than relieving themselves in-doors, and is eager to cuddle and be loved. We attempted to foster and adopt him ourselves (his original owner is a family member) and we've discovered that due to him being intact, he has mounting and behavior issues with SOME of our dogs. We have 4 senior dogs ourselves, and 2 of them have been too anxious to stay in the same room as Link. Our senior pack is also incredibly intolerant of his playful energy, IF Link is going to be adopted into a house with other dogs and animals, he will need attention in correcting mounting behavior, and a lot of play time as he is a very active dog. He knows basic commands, "Lay down", "Sit", "Come", "Outside" etc... He would thrive being the only dog in a household, and is a great human companion. <3