Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Wagoner, Oklahoma

Meet Martha! Martha loves other dogs and uses them as a guide on who to trust. Her absolute favorite thing is little kids and babies though. Anyone taller that a 5 year old takes a little warning up to, but with a little patience she will love you as much h as she adores your kids. Martha would make an excellent protector, making sure you are away of any strange sound.

Hi there. I’m Young Gregg; pleased to meet ya. "Do you love me? Could you love me? I'm Young Gregg. While Young Gregg is not a scaly man-fish, he is a 4 month old Pyrnees mix. His white fur glistens in the moonlight, and you could get lost in his dreamy, dreamy eyes. Young Gregg has begun learning all the things that will make him a nice modern gentleman including Sit, Off and Gentle. He is still working on potty training, and is almost fully crate trained. He is a very sweet and goofy pup and would love to have a place that has all things that are good like rope toys, balls and a soft blanket to lay on. Beneath his eccentric antics lies a heart as deep as the ocean, always ready for a bizarrely delightful playdate or a cozy cuddle. Come down to his waters (PetSmart) and see why you should love Young Gregg.

Rollo is an energetic and playful pup who absolutely adores her collection of doggie toys. Her personality is a delightful mix of silliness and spunk, making her a source of endless amusement. Rollo's friendly nature makes her an instant buddy to any dog she crosses paths with, embodying the loyalty of a Labrador Retriever and the sweet disposition of a Great Pyrenees. This clever canine is a breeze to train, mastering commands with ease. She's already achieved the impressive feat of crate training and potty training, showcasing her remarkable learning abilities. Currently, Rollo is hard at work perfecting her repertoire of tricks, promising even more entertainment and charm in the future. With her endearing personality and quick wit, Rollo is undoubtedly a cherished member of the family, bringing joy and laughter to everyone around her. Rollo's love for hide and seek adds an extra layer of fun to her already vibrant personality. Her enthusiasm for this classic game surely keeps everyone entertained as they try to keep up with her clever hiding spots or search for her when it's her turn to hide. It's clear that Rollo's playful spirit knows no bounds, making her a true joy to be around during game time!

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Ah...the puberty stage.... Pickles is a 5-month-old gangly goober that doesn't know if he is all legs, all ears, or all eyes. Along with being in his awkward teenage stage, he keeps changing before our eyes. We first thought he was a Great Pyrenees mix. Then, as he grew he started to look more Labrador Retriever. Then Hound. And now back to Labrador Retriever with Pyr somewhere in there if those giant double dews have anything to say about it. Maybe he is all three sprinkled with a bit of Chihuahua for good measure! It seems like every DNA test done as Chihuahua somewhere in the lineage so we might as well already mention it so you aren't surprised late on ;) While I joke, there is nothing "small" about this boy. He is growing FAST! He is already 30lbs and is way taller than her looks in photos. He is a leggy dog. At this rate, you might just see him strutting down the runway one day! As you can tell, Pickles doesn't have quite as much fur as our other resident polar bears. His coat type seems to be more Labbie. Now, before you adopt this boy thinking he won't shed....have you ever owned a Labrador Retriever? Sometimes I think they shed more than a Great Pyrenees...and that is saying something! Even worse, their hair is so fine it seems next to impossible to get it off your clothes. So, if you adopt this boy you better love having some fur glitter on your clothes or never wear black again so you can fool yourself into thinking that your clothes, blanket, pillow, and couch aren't THAT furry. Pickles has had one hell of a life prior to coming to us. First, he was found living under an abandoned house with his siblings. If that didn't suck enough, he ended up in the shelter and on deathrow. When we finally got them, they were emaciated and full of burrs that seemed to have found the most uncomfortable places to lodge themselves on these pups. We barely had time to clean them up before they all broke out with Parvo. Pickles was by far the sickest and we were quite concerned that we were going to lose him. Thankfully, Pickles is not only a survivor but he is a fighter and ended up kicking Parvo's ugly butt. Pickles does have some trust issues when meeting new people and understandably so. He almost died multiple times to due the neglect and abandonment of his first owner. He is going to make you earn his trust. He won't run up to you but rather watch you from a distance and try to figure you out. He is not going to smother you in kisses right off the bat, but instead wait until he knows that you are the one that is going to give him forever. Once you earn Pickles's trust, you just gained a very loyal friend. Pickles is on the calmer side for a puppy but still enjoys a wrestling session with the other dogs every now and then. He isn't crazy about toys, but he does like them from time to time. Pickles has more of a guardian personality and often likes to find himself a spot to watch over everything and keep an eye on things versus being in the middle of everything. He is on the more independent side, but when he does want attention and lovings...there is not a sweeter and more loving boy! Pickles has a certain regalness to him. I can see him in all his majestic glory on a hill looking over his kingdom. I can also him dutifully sleeping by his family's feet when they watch TV, and following the kids around as they run and play outside. I can see this boy smiling a mile wide when you call him and he realizes he gets to be part of the upcoming adventure!

To My Former Owner Why? Why did you abandon me? Why did you not keep me on heartworm prevention? Why did you abandon me when I already only have one working eye? Why did you let me fend for myself? I thought you loved me? I thought we would be together forever, and instead, I have had quite a rough last few months thanks to your carelessness. I never wanted to be a stray. I never wanted to be homeless. I never wanted to be without you. You were everything I ever knew. I never imagined a life without you. I never imagined a life where I would go hungry. I never imagined trying to navigate the streets with only one eye. I never imagined trying to dodge cars. I never imagined being someone who had to beg for help. Even when I came upon people, most just ignored me. I lost everything I had ever known and had no idea how to live the life of a stray. It was a stroke of luck that a nice lady found me wandering around and ended up bringing me inside. It was so nice to get out of the heat and be inside. She was very kind and had a toddler that I adored. I thought that I had finally found a family again, but sadly it wasn't in the cards. The lady who found me was renting and was not allowed to keep me. She tried hard to find a place for me and ended up reaching out to PPFT. They agreed to take me in, and soon my life changed yet again. I have settled into my foster home nicely. A vet trip revealed that I am in fact blind in my right eye but thankfully it doesn't seem to be causing me any pain. It was also discovered that I was heartworm positive. So, that sucked. Not only did I have to face being abandoned but also the fact that you didn't protect me while I was with you. Now, I have to go through a very expensive and lengthy treatment. I just wish that I knew why. Why did you put me through all of this? Why did you welcome me to your family only to abandon me? Did you just decide that I didn't matter anymore? I thought family was forever not just "until." I want to be mad at you. I want to say you never mattered. I want to wish that I never met you...but that isn't me. I loved you, and I am hurt but while you might have not loved me as much as I did you...it was still real to me. We cannot change the past, and maybe that is a good thing. At least now, I am being treated for those nasty heartworms and I have a chance at finding my true forever family. And that brings me to why I wrote you this letter. Before I can focus on my future, I have to let go of my past. I have to let go of the hurt. I have to let go of the whys and hows. What is done is done, and I only hope that you will do better in the future..... ------------------------------------------- To My Future Family: My name is Nash and I am a 2-year-old, 79lb male Great Pyrenees mix. I am a very calm and quiet boy. I do get excited about walks and will sometimes do Zoomies when my foster mom gets back home from work because I am so excited that she came back! I will play/wrestle with my foster sibling a couple of times a day. The rest of the time I am just chilling. I am not really into toys, probably because I didn't grow up with them and don't really know what they are. I have not had the chance to play in any water, so am unsure if I am a water dog. I love being with my people, but do believe that I would be happiest with a more calm and quiet lifestyle. I would probably be fine with a few adventures outside the home every now and then, but overall I would consider myself to be a homebody. I do need help getting in the car but once in ride pretty well. I may drool a little though. I do enjoy going on walks, and would probably also love going hiking. I am calm and easygoing when meeting new people. I never jump or get crazy. I just stand for pets and love from my new friends. I am very friendly when meeting new dogs on our walks. My foster mom says that I am easy to control and that I keep calm. I am potty trained and can be trusted to free-roam the house. I am being fostered around other dogs and cats and do well with them. I also do well with children but think they should be older as fast movements do scare me. I think that about sums up everything that you should know about me. If you are interested in learning be sure to submit an application for me and then you will also get to review the evaluation form my foster mom filled out for me! I bet you can find some other details there about me! --------------------------------------------- Application to adopt Nash https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/hx000BP7nbQvjHX49Uur80FV3 Location: Edmond, OK -Adopters must be able to pick up their new dog, with no exceptions. Adoption Fee: $250 Includes: DHLPP, Rabies, Bordetella, Fecal, Deworming, Heartworm Test, Micro-Chip, Neuter, and he will be current heartworm and flea/tick prevention. FROM HIS FOSTER MOM 🐾 ↓ Nash is a sweet and gentle guy and goofy at times. When he moves he reminds me of a cross between a bunny rabbit and a Clydesdale. He’s light on his feet and so elegant when he moves. He came in as a stray and I think he’s had a pretty rough go of it so far in life. He shows tendencies of being abused - he’s a little nervous about new situations and sometimes he dips his head like he thinks he’s going to get hit. But mostly he is just eager to get his love and be part of the family. He sleeps by my bed on his dog bed - he’s not interested in being on my bed. He loves his walks and his time outside. He does have an issue with his right eye. The vet has told me that he’s blind in that eye - likely due to some trauma earlier in his life. It doesn’t bother him at all and I don’t really even notice it at all. He will likely need some lifelong eye drops (not very expensive) and annual checkups with the vet to “keep an eye on it”. Nash would be living his best life if he was in a home with a loving and relatively calm family. I am sure he would be fine as the only dog of the house, but he sure would be happier with a friend to hang out and play with. If there were kids in the house, it’d probably be best if they were on the older side. He does great with cats - he’s interested in them but doesn’t overwhelm them. He needs a yard to run around in but it doesn’t have to be huge. Just somewhere he can do some zoomies and roll around in the grass. It’s ok if his family works out of the house as he doesn’t get nervous or anxious when his people leave - but he does get really happy when they return home.