Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Coweta, Oklahoma

LOOKING FOR A HOME FOR A SWEET GREAT PYRENEES. I have been her rescue for about 5 months and is time to find her a forever home as I am getting too attached to her. Her name is Bella, she is a great dog. Loves to be outside protecting. Great for a farm environment as these dogs instinctively herd animals like sheep and goats. She loves other dogs and would do better with a mate. She is everything known about Great Pyrenees The Great Pyrenees’ temperament oozes love and affection. They are generally very friendly and affectionate towards kids and other members alike. They are exceptionally good family pets, yes. These dogs are very lovable and loyal, smart and obedient, patient personality – great for families of all sizes and types. These dogs recognize and bonds to its kin with unmatched loyalty. However, having a past history as fierce guardian dogs, they can also be quite aggressive and protective if they sense any danger to the safety of their family. Very moderate shredder

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-Written by Wyatt, a 2.5-year-old, 95lb male Great Pyrenees. --------------------------------------------- ***LOOKING FOR A TULSA-BASED ADOPTION AS WYATT WILL STILL NEED SURGERY ON HIS OTHER HIP IN A FEW MONTHS. THE VET THAT WILL BE DOING THE SURGERY IS IN TULSA*** I absolutely adore people. I will lay my big ole head in your lap when I want attention. Other times, I will sneak up on you while you are at the table and will squeeze my head between your body and arm for lovings. I am such a lover boy. On the couch, I will stretch out next to you and lay my head on your lap. I will follow you all around the house. I will roll over on my back for belly rubs and am always so incredibly thankful for loving. I don't mind sharing though. There was a time I had no love in my life, and I try to make sure that no one ever feels that way. I am good about sharing attention with other dogs, and will even share toys or a bed with them. I am a really generous and sweet boy, and I just want everyone around me to feel loved and appreciated. My past is not something I like talking about but since I will soon be joining your family, I think it is only fair that I share my past. For as long as I can remember, I have been on my own. I spent my days roaming the countryside. I was looking for a place to belong but I could never find it. Some people were nice and would throw me scraps but then they would want me to leave. Others would actually shoot at me or chase me off their properties. Others simply ignored me. I was just another stray dog in the country...no big whoop, right? The worst part about being on my own wasn't that I was often starving. It wasn't that I sometimes couldn't find clean water sources. It wasn't that I my coat was in shambles. It wasn't that I was basically a walking skeleton. It was the fact that I was always on the outside looking in. All I have ever wanted was to feel loved and as I belonged. So, when I saw other dogs that had that...it made me feel even lonelier. I wasn't upset with them or anything, I was happy that they had found their place. But it definitely made me envious. I did not understand why no one wanted me. I did not understand why people kept chasing me off. I did not understand why I was always starving. I did not understand why I was always alone. I wanted a family so bad, and yet I never found them. I spent my nights trying to make myself small. Sleeping on the hard ground is definitely not something that I enjoyed. And even worse I had to stay quiet because there were coyotes running around and I didn't want to make my presence known. Along with that, I was always painful in my hind end but I never knew. Being emaciated probably didn't help that, but it did make walking around much harder. I had to fight through the pain though and keep going. I didn't want to wither away to nothing...even though some days it still felt like that was what was happening. I still kept looking though. There had to be more out there for....there just had to be. One day, things finally changed for me but it was not in the way I expected. I ended up getting picked up and at first, I was so excited. Finally, there was someone who cared about me. Finally, someone was going to help me. Instead, I ended up in the shelter. I guess you can say that I should be grateful. At least now I was out of the heat. At least no I was being fed and watered. I didn't want that. I had wanted a family. I had wanted a home. Now instead of roaming around looking for a family, I was stuck in a kennel watching people pass me by. And they did. I was skin and bones, stood awkwardly, had lost a lot of my fur, and I just didn't look like much. I served my stray hold uneventfully. I could have told them that I had no one coming for me. I hadn't had a family in a very long time. As the days went by, the shelter staff were getting antsy. The shelter was overflowing and I was one of the dogs who had little interest and some medical issues going on. Soon my name ended up on the urgent list and I could not do anything about it. After all I had been through, how is it possible that it led to me losing my life anyways? Just in a different way than would have eventually happened had I not been picked up? That was just so unfair...and I had no say. The shelter wanted me to have a say though. They wanted me to get my second chance, and they tried hard to find a rescue to take me. When this rescue saw me, they knew they had to help. It wasn't long after that someone came for me at the shelter. At first, I was nervous. I had no idea what was going to happen, but once we walked out of that shelter I was so excited. I gave kisses and even wagged my tail. Something was changing for me...I felt it...and I was ready for it! After my freedom ride, I ended up at the vet where I got the full workup. My ordeal was not over yet. It was obvious that I had some issues going on with my hip and would sometimes walk funny. As it turns out, BOTH my hips are shot. They actually look so bad that the vet has no idea how I am even walking around. I guess the answer to that is that I had to. I had no choice in the matter. I had to keep going because there was no other alternative for me. But let's come back to that part and focus on some happier things for now. I told you at the very beginning of my story that I am a lover...and I meant it. I greeted the other dogs and people in my foster home with nothing but love. I was so excited to finally be part of a family. Right away I started following my foster family around. It wasn't long after that I started playing with the other dogs and running around. I have discovered what toys are and absolutely love them! I like sharing them with the other dogs..I always think the more the merrier when it comes to playtime! I love going outside and will run and play with the best of them. Despite, my hips being so bad I never let that slow me down. Even though I was skin and bones, I jumped right into everything my foster family had to offer and never looked back! I love meeting new people and am excited to say hello when my foster family has visitors over. I have pretty good manners and am not really a jumper. You already know that I do great with other dogs and love them. I am also being fostered around cats and do well with them. I am not currently being fostered around any kids, but given my loving personality, I believe that I would do just fine with them. I have only been to the vet as far as public places go. However, I did really well there and was friendly to everyone I met...animal and person alike. My leash manners are okay, but since I was only introduced to it not too long ago I could use some more experience with it. I ride well in the car and do well in the backseat. I believe that I would enjoy going on walks with my new family. While I am not a super active guy I do believe that I would also enjoy hiking. Overall, I am a pretty chill dude that also likes to play. If the other dogs are up for playing so am I. If not, I will just chill out on my doggie bed or with a toy. If we are going outside, I will run like the wind and have a blast playing with the other dogs and exploring. Once we are back inside, I will settle down with no problem. I am really good about matching my energy level to that of my home. Now, back to what is on everyone's mind...my hips. So, I am a candidate for surgery. My first surgery will be coming up very soon, and then I will need about a month of recovery. After that, they will go in and fix my other hip. So, I still have quite the journey ahead of me. But it has to happen and while I have learned to live with my hips being the way they are...it is time to finally have some relief. Now with that said, it is almost a given that I am going to develop arthritis and may always walk a bit funny...or rather differently. So, my new family needs to be both prepared and okay with this. I know none of this is ideal, but I didn't ask for this. I didn't ask to be a stray. I didn't ask to become emaciated. I didn't ask to be suffering like this for as long as I did. But I did ask for someone to finally care...for someone to finally save me and it happened. Now I am asking for you to lend me a paw. I would love love love for you to adopt me. I know that my upcoming surgery and rehab can seem a bit nerve-wracking but I am such a champ and fighter. I just know that we will get through it as long as we have one another!

-Written by Winnie, a 3-4-month-old, 42lb female Great Pyrenees. --------------------------------------------- Are you ready to meet the cutest and most adorable puppy around? Where is she you ask? Well, its me of course silly! I am a very sweet and goofy 3-4 month-old Great Pyrenees pup. I am fun. I am cuddly. I am loving it. And I am ready to find my PYRfect family!

Written by Paul Revere, a 6-week-old, 7lb male Great Pyrenees mix.  -------------------------------------------- Are you looking for someone to try new things with? Are you ready to try something out that once scared you? Are you ready to jump headfirst into a new adventure...possibly with an adorable fluffball such as myself?  My name is Paul Revere and I came to PPFT when I was only a couple of days old. My former owner was not able to care for a mom and puppies so reached out to this rescue. Thanks to my amazing foster family, PPFT was able to welcome us into their fluffy butt program. I have spent the past few weeks learning all about what being part of the family means. I am now down to just a couple more weeks and then I will be able to go home. I am very much hoping that my new family will already be waiting! I am the kind of puppy that is the first outside. I am the kind of puppy that is ready to jump headfirst into things. I am what some may call fearless or brave. I am on the active side, but it doesn't take long to wear myself out and then I am ready to crash! I do enjoy trying new things so would probably love going places with my new family. The same goes for walks and hiking. Now, I am not familiar with a leash yet so my new family needs to be okay working with me on it. While I would enjoy getting to experience new things, I do believe that I could handle being more of a homebody. If that were the case, I would hope that my new family had another playful dog or fun ways to keep me stimulated. So far, fetch doesn't seem to be my thing but I do love toys.  I am good with other dogs and love playing with my siblings and visiting with the bigger dogs. I do think it would be good for me to have another dog to help get my energy and learn from. However, if my family were home a lot and kept me well stimulated/exercised I feel I would also do well as an only dog. I have not been around any cats or kids. I am still really young so feel I would adjust to both. However, I do still have sharp puppy teeth and claws, so worry I might be a little too much for a really young kid. Right now, I feel like I would do fine in an apartment setting. I will be a big boy though so my family will need to make sure there are no weight requirements and they have a good exercise plan in place for me. I am still a baby so am not yet potty trained. I have no experience being kenneled and currently stay in a playpen. That is all I have to share about myself. I really hope that we are a match. In case you missed it, the app to adopt me can be found at https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/hx000BP7nbQvjHX49Uur80FV3 Please I am begging you though, only apply to adopt me if you can keep me forever. If you can't keep me through ALL of life's changes, don't take away my chance at forever with someone else. Please don't be the one that makes me have to be passed around a few months/years down the line because things got "ruff". That just isn't fair to me. I would NEVER give up on you, so please don't give up on me. I want to be your forever...not your until dog. --------------------------------------------- Application to adopt Paul Revere https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/hx000BP7nbQvjHX49Uur80FV3 Location: Oklahoma City, OK -Adopters must be able to pick up their new dog, no exceptions. Adoption Fee: $300 Includes: Two rounds of the DHLPP, Rabies, Bordetella, Fecal, Deworming, Heartworm Test, Micro-Chip, Neuter, and he will be current heartworm and flea/tick prevention. FROM HIS FOSTER MOM ↓ ~Paul has been voted the bravest of all the siblings. He is interactive with his siblings, is a good wrestler, likes to cuddle, and likes to try new things! He loves to have a good romp, cuddle, play with toys, play with siblings, and go up to the bigger dogs and investigate. He also loves to eat but does not overindulge. When the sun hits them just right, his eyes sparkle a blue hue..just like Paul Newman! At this stage, it seems that Paul would be good in any home environment.. He could fit into any situation and do well. As he ages things might change but at almost 6 weeks this is where he stands now.   ~

-Written by Mother Liberty, a 3-year-old, 78lb female Great Pyrenees. --------------------------------------------- Wow. I cannot believe I am doing this right now. I have spent the past several weeks giving everything I got to my puppies. It is crazy to think that here soon it will be my turn to be spoiled. Soon the attention will all be on me, and I will have found my forever family. I wonder what they will be like? I sure hope they give me lots of loving, yummy treats, and love me as much as I will them! My name is Mother Liberty, and I came to PPFT with my 8 puppies. My former owner was not prepared to take on a mom and puppies and wanted us gone ASAP. He reached out to this rescue, and a few days later we ended up in an amazing and very loving foster home. I was so happy that I didn't have to worry about my surroundings and being outside only anymore. I was now inside and could focus on my puppies. Raising 8 puppies takes a lot of dedication...and ENERGY! Just ask my foster family, they are paws deep in doo doo, fluff, and lots of puppy kisses with me! Now that my puppies are getting older, I can finally start focusing on my wants and my needs...which feels odd. I was an outside dog in my last home, so even then things were different. I had a family, but it didn't feel like I got to be part of a family. Do you know what I mean? I am excited about this new chapter in my life. I love getting to be inside and part of the family, but I am also used to being out in the great outdoors. I love sunbathing and romping around the yard, so don't know if I would be a good candidate for apartment living. I have picked up on proper house manners from the other dogs and am potty trained. I have never been kenneled, and am given free roam of the house. I have not been a chewer in my foster home either. I have rarely barked in my foster home. I am on alert when I hear something that concerns me. When I do bark it is only a couple of deep barks. I am on the calmer side at this time. Part of that is probably due to focusing all my time on the pups, but I also have times when I like playing with the other dogs. Things may change once my puppies have been adopted and I can focus on just me. If I were to guess though, my energy level is probably going to stay on the calmer side. I may just get a little more playful/interactive. I am unsure if I am a water dog or not. I never knew what toys were when I came to my foster home. I still haven't quite figured them out yet, but sometimes I may grab a bone and chew on it a little. I don't get the point of fetch, so that is probably one game you won't see me playing. I never went anywhere in my past home. And I haven't been anywhere besides the vet in my foster home since being a mom to 8 puppies is a full-time job. I do really love being with my people, so think I would prefer going places with my people versus being home all alone. I am not an active dog so probably wouldn't be up for constant activity though. I had never been on a leash before coming to PPFT. I am not a fan of it, but have been making progress on a harness. Once I get the hang of it, I probably would enjoy walks. I am athletic enough for hikes, but once again am not a super active dog. So, we would have to figure out the distance that works best for me. If my family were home a lot, I think I would do well as a homebody. However, if they were into going places...I probably would be too. I just don't want to feel like I am being left out of things. I do well on car rides, so if my new family liked to travel..that should be a point in my direction! I do well with other dogs and enjoy playing with them. I am not someone who wants to play all the time though. Just a light session here and there. I have been around dogs my whole life, and think I may panic if I were to be left all alone in my new home. I do think I would do best with at least one other doggie companion in my new home. If my new family were home all the time or were able to bring me everywhere with them...then I may do fine as an only dog. I am not being fostered around cats but did meet one at the vet. I gave it a quick sniff and was a bit curious but that was it. I have not been around any kids in my foster home. I am a very sweet girl so would probably do well with them as long as they were respectful of my space/boundaries. That is all I have to share about myself. I really hope that we are a match. In case you are interested in me, the app to adopt me can be found at https://www.emailmeform.com/.../hx000BP7nbQvjHX49Uur80FV3 Please I am begging you though, only apply to adopt me if you can keep me forever. If you can't keep me through ALL of life's changes, don't be the one that makes me have to be passed around a few months/years down the line. That just isn't fair to me. I would NEVER give up on you, so please don't give up on me. I want to be your forever...not your until dog. --------------------------------------------- Application to adopt Mother Liberty https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/hx000BP7nbQvjHX49Uur80FV3 Location: OKlahoma City, OK -Adopters must be able to pick up their new dog, with no exceptions. Adoption Fee: $250 Includes: Two rounds of the DHLPP, Rabies, Bordetella, Fecal, Deworming, Heartworm Test, Micro-Chip, Spay, and she will be current heartworm and flea/tick prevention. FROM HER FOSTER MOM 🐾 ↓ ~Libbie is a very sweet and loving baby. She just wants you to love on her and know that she is loved. She is calm but working toward being playful with a calmer dog and perhaps after her motherhood duties and her energies are fully restored she will be more active and engaging. She has very strong paws and loves to sit on her bottom and wrap her arms around you or grab you with her pyr paws. She loves to cuddle and would be a perfect cuddle buddy for someone who would give her time and attention! Libbie is just starting to come out of her motherhood shell. So it is hard to say right now exactly what would be her ideal home....she recently started to interact with Tacoda(our dog) when Tacoda would initiate it but now she is starting to initiate play. So perhaps a calmer dog in the house would be a good fit for her, at least at this point. If left alone by herself, we think she would be really lonely and sad. She is very sweet to all, and would probably do well with children but she does have a strong pyr paw.~