Labrador Retriever puppies and dogs in Glenpool, Oklahoma

I have owned Arya since she was 4 months old in 2017. She is the sweetest dog. Loves to be close to you. She potty trained. Loves going on walks. Will heel on your left side the entire time walking. She loves toys, and chew toys. My job sends me out of country for weeks at a time, and we have a baby and it’s all too much for my wife so I am unfortunately having to find a sweet home for Arya.

Oats is an awesome dog. He is very friendly, loyal, and playful. He is very cuddly as well. We will miss him very much, but our growing family means that he would be better suited with owners who can give him the time and attention he deserves

Ah yes, Buffalo Bill — the four-legged heart thief who’s out here giving therapy dog energy with the face of an angel and the emotional depth of a Nicholas Sparks protagonist. This guy’s charm level is borderline criminal. He’ll lean in for cuddles like it’s a full-contact sport, melting into you with the kind of sincerity that makes you forget about personal space altogether. He’s the kind of dog who’d write you love letters if he had thumbs — instead, he just stares straight into your soul and lets his tail do the talking. Basically, Buffalo Bill is out here proving that “man’s best friend” was underselling it. He’s more like “man’s emotional support blanket wrapped in fur and pure adoration.” At just 6 weeks old and a whopping 7 pounds of fluff and mischief, this Border Collie (possibly Lab) mix is proof that charm is, in fact, genetic. His mama, the legendary Belle Starr, was rescued from the “urgent list” just in time to bring her little gang of heart thieves into the world — and Bill’s been stealing hearts ever since. He’s got the softest fur, the sweetest disposition, and the kind of soulful eyes that could convince even the toughest cowboy to hand over their last chicken nugget. Buffalo Bill is a six-week-old heartthrob who thinks everyone he meets is part of his fan club — and honestly, he’s not wrong. He adores other dogs, mostly because they make excellent wrestling partners, snack-sharing buddies, and role models for how to look heroic while zooming across the yard. When it comes to kids, Bill’s convinced they were invented purely for his entertainment. He loves their energy, their sticky fingers, and the fact that they drop snacks like rookie waiters. He’s gentle but curious, the kind of puppy who will follow them from room to room just to make sure they don’t do anything fun without him. And cats? Well, Bill’s got options. He might choose one to be his new best friend, or he might sit there and study them like a furry little philosopher, trying to figure out how they manage to look both judgmental and fabulous at the same time. Either way, he’s not here for drama — just wholesome friendship and maybe a shared nap in a sunbeam. Basically, Buffalo Bill is an equal-opportunity lover of all creatures great and small. If it breathes, he wants to snuggle it. If it moves, he wants to follow it. And if it’s got a snack — well, now it’s his best friend for life. Buffalo Bill’s energy level sits solidly at a 3 out of 10, which means he’s basically the emotional support therapist of the puppy pile. He’s the kind of puppy who radiates calm. Most of his day is dedicated to spreading good vibes and acting like a walking weighted blanket. He’ll lean in for hugs, melt into your lap, and then stare at you with those big soulful eyes that make you rethink every life decision that didn’t involve adopting him sooner. And yes, he’s a charmer. The kind who doesn’t even try — he just blinks those long lashes, tilts his head, and you’re done for. He’s got that “old soul in a fluffy body” thing going. Now listen here, partner — before you go ridin’ off into the sunset with little Buffalo Bill, you best know what kind of adventure you’re signin’ up for. Sure, he’s cute enough to win a county fair ribbon just for existing, but he’s still a puppy — which means you’ll be dealin’ with all the classic rookie outlaw shenanigans. As for socialization, this little cowpoke’s got some learnin’ to do out on the range. New sights, sounds, and critters can make a pup’s mind spin faster than a tumbleweed in a dust storm, so you’ll need to show him the ropes — kindly, patiently, and with plenty of treats. Yes, he’s working on potty training, but like any rookie sharpshooter, his aim might not always hit the mark. So saddle up with patience, paper towels, and a sense of humor — you’re gonna need all three. So if you’re ready to saddle up for the grand adventure of raising a puppy — complete with snuggles, mischief, and the occasional “what in tarnation happened to my sock?” moment — Buffalo Bill’s your boy. He’s lookin’ for a family that can handle the rodeo and still end every night with belly rubs and love. He’s not quite ready to ride off into the sunset just yet; this little gunslinger still needs a few more weeks in foster care to grow big and strong. But by the first weekend in November, he’ll be packing his mini saddlebag and ready to gallop straight into your arms. So if you’re ready to add a legend-in-the-making to your posse, saddle up and fill out an adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can send it over to his foster family. Then dust off your boots, hop in your wagon (or, you know, your car), and head to Oklahoma City, OK, because that’s where this tiny outlaw will be waiting to meet his forever folks. Don’t miss your chance — this level of adorable outlaw doesn’t linger long in these parts.

If there were a poker table for pups, Lottie Deno would be sittin’ front and center—grinnin’, tail waggin’, and somehow winnin’ every hand without even tryin’. This little cowgirl’s got adventure written all over her, and she’s not afraid to cash in all her puppy chips for a good time. She’s got a nose for excitement and a knack for findin’ it, whether that’s a mysterious leaf that must be investigated, a toy that clearly insulted her honor, or a sibling who looks like they need a good wrestlin’ lesson. And that tail? It’s her tell. Always waggin’, always happy, like she’s permanently in on some inside joke the rest of us are too slow to get. Life’s a big adventure, and Lottie’s determined to enjoy every second of it—whether you’re ready or not. But under all that spunk, there’s a sweetheart as loyal as they come. Once she’s tuckered out from her daily adventures, she’ll curl up beside you, content and proud of her day’s work. Every Western’s got that one gal who strolls into town with a wink, a grin, and a whole lotta mystery—Lottie Deno is that gal. Don’t let her six pounds of fluff and big ol’ puppy eyes fool ya—this 6-week-old Border Collie mix (with a dash of Lab and a whole heap of personality) could outwit a card shark and outcharm a preacher. Born right here in rescue after her mama, Belle Starr, arrived fresh off the urgent list from the shelter lookin’ for a safe place to land, Lottie’s never known a rough trail—just warm hands, soft beds, and an open horizon full of possibilities. And let me tell ya, this little lady is making the most of it. Lottie Deno’s social life could put most frontier towns to shame—she loves dogs, loves kids, and pretty much assumes the whole world exists solely to admire her. Other dogs? Instant friends, whether they asked for it or not. Kids? Oh, she’s thrilled about kids. To Lottie, tiny humans are basically walking playmates with pockets full of snacks. She’s got the patience for sticky fingers and the stamina for backyard marathons. If there’s laughter, she’s there; if there’s fun to be had, she’s probably the one who started it. She believes her role in life is to make sure no child goes unlicked or unaccompanied. Now, as for cats—she hasn’t met one yet, but based on the rest of her personality, it’s safe to say she’d march right up like, “Howdy, whiskers, you look like fun,” and promptly invite herself to play. Whether that play session turns into a friendship or a mild chase scene depends entirely on the cat’s sense of humor. But given Lottie’s charm, she’d probably win ‘em over eventually. Basically, if it moves, Lottie wants to meet it. If it doesn’t move, she’ll probably boop it with her nose until it does. She’s a friendly little outlaw through and through—equal parts social butterfly and professional instigator, leavin’ a trail of wagging tails and smitten hearts everywhere she goes. Now, before you saddle up and ride off into the sunset with dreams of endless cuddles and a perfectly behaved pup, let’s have a little reality check, partner—Lottie Deno may be all charm and tail wags, but she’s still a baby outlaw in training. Her new family’s gonna need to be ready for all the wild adventures that come with raisin’ a pup on the frontier. First up, potty training. You’ll be spendin’ a lot of quality time outside, probably at very inconvenient hours, cheerin’ her on like a proud ranch hand. Next, there’s socialization—because even a confident gal like Lottie needs to learn the difference between “new friend” and “thing to bark at.” She’ll need meet-and-greets with polite pups, friendly folks, and maybe the occasional cat willing to tolerate her enthusiasm. So grab your boots and your patience, partner. Life with Lottie Deno ain’t for the faint of heart—but for the right family, it’s the sweetest, funniest, most heart-stealin’ adventure this side of the prairie. ❤️🐾 Now, before you come ridin’ into town to claim this little cowgirl, hold your horses—Lottie won’t be ready to head home ‘til around the first weekend in November. She’s still learnin’ her manners and buildin’ up her legendary outlaw reputation. But that gives you just enough time to dust off your boots, puppy-proof your ranch, and emotionally prepare for the cuteness stampede that’s about to hit your life. So if you’re ready to take a chance on this fiery little gambler and let her deal you a lifetime of laughs, love, and tons of silliness, go ahead and fill out that adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app faster than a jackrabbit in a dust storm. Once it’s approved, we’ll send it along to her foster family to get the handoff started. You’ll need to saddle up and make your way to Oklahoma City, OK to pick her up—no home delivery, no Pony Express, no teleportin’ (believe us, we’ve checked). But one look at that waggin’ tail and you’ll know the trip was worth every mile. Because with Lottie Deno by your side, you won’t just be adoptin’ a puppy—you’ll be signin’ up for your very own Wild West adventure. 💕🐾

Meet Etta Place — the sweetheart of the Wild West, here to steal hearts faster than Butch Cassidy could rob a train. She’s playful too, but in that sweet, “let’s chase the tumbleweed but make it classy” kind of way. Etta’s the pup who’ll play, nap, and then gaze at you with those “I love you more than bacon” eyes. She thrives around people — whether she’s charming the neighbors, making new friends, or curling up for a long, lazy nap after a day of adventuring. In short, Etta’s the total package: affectionate, adorable, and full of heart. If you’ve been waiting for your loyal sidekick — someone to keep you warm, entertained, and slightly guilt-tripped every time you leave the room — congratulations, you just found her. Etta Place — six weeks young, five pounds of fluff, and already the kind of gal who could charm an outlaw and outwit a cowboy. Born right here in rescue after her mama, the lovely Belle Starr, trotted her pregnant self off the shelter’s urgent list and into safety, Etta’s been living the good life from day one — milk bar access, adoring fans, and absolutely zero responsibilities. She’s a Border Collie mix (with a dash of Lab), which means she’s got both brains and heart in dangerous supply. You can already tell she’s the kind who’ll grow into that perfect balance of sweet and clever — a cuddle connoisseur with just enough sass to keep things interesting. Her hobbies currently include wobble-running across the floor, pouncing on her siblings like a dramatic Western duel, and curling up for a power nap mid-adventure because being this cute is exhausting. With an energy level of about a 3 out of 10, she’s not here to run marathons; she’s here to be your fuzzy shadow, professional snuggler, and emotional support potato. She’s sweet, cuddly, and just the right amount of playful — the kind of pup who’ll follow you around the house like she’s your unpaid intern, making sure you never perform any tasks unsupervised. If you’ve been searching for a calm, snuggly sidekick who doubles as a portable heater and personal cheerleader, Etta’s your girl. She’s everything people claim they want in a puppy — sweet, affectionate, low-maintenance, and way too cute to ever stay mad at. Etta Place is that social butterfly who thinks everyone she meets is her new best friend — dogs, kids, random humans in the grocery store parking lot, probably even the Amazon driver. She’s basically running her own friendship empire and business is booming. She adores dogs like they’re her personal fan club, thinks kids are the funniest little humans on Earth, and would likely treat a cat like the mysterious celebrity she’s dying to impress. She’s that overly nice person who remembers your birthday, compliments your outfit, and somehow convinces everyone to adore her. Resistance is futile; she’s going to win you (and your entire household) over. Now, before you go galloping off into the sunset with Miss Etta Place, let’s have a quick heart-to-heart, partner. She may look like a pint-sized angel wrapped in fluff, but she’s still a six-week-old outlaw-in-training — and that means her new family needs to be ready for all the wild west shenanigans that come with raising a puppy. You’ll need to teach her where to do her business, what’s okay to chew, and how to act like a civilized lady instead of a tiny tumbleweed of chaos. And socialization? Oh, she’s gonna need plenty of that. New sights, new smells, new friends — Etta’s building her posse and you’re the sheriff in charge of introductions. It’s your job to show her the world, help her meet the locals (human and furry alike), and teach her that its okay to leave the house. Etta’s not just learning how to dog — she’s learning how to life. And with the right family to guide her, she’s bound to grow into a loyal, affectionate partner-in-crime. So grab your boots, your sense of humor, and your best chew-proof hat — this little lady’s fixin’ to take over your heart. Etta will be ready to ride off into the sunset around the first weekend in November, and trust us — you’re gonna want to be there when she trades her tiny boots for a forever home. To stake your claim on this little heart-stealer, fill out an adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can send it to her foster family for review. Pickup will be in Oklahoma City, OK — no Pony Express delivery, no teleportation, and definitely no “can you just ship her?” nonsense. If you’re ready to put in the miles, she’s ready to put in the cuddles. So dust off that saddle, cowboy, because Etta Place is fixin’ to make you the luckiest partner this side of the Mississippi.

Meet Butterscotch — the canine equivalent of a warm blanket straight out of the dryer. Yes, that level of comfort. That level of “I suddenly feel like life isn’t so bad.” That level of “I didn’t know I needed this until I was holding it against me.” Picture this: you come home from a long day. Your socks don’t match, you forgot where you parked, and someone probably breathed too loudly near you. But then Butterscotch trots over, smiling and radiating the same warmth and relief as a blanket fresh out of the dryer — the kind you wrap around your shoulders and instantly question what had you so stressed. Suddenly, your blood pressure drops, your mood lifts, and you remember that life actually is good. That’s her superpower. She’s the type who wakes up happy, goes to sleep happy, and does everything in between at a level of happy that genuinely raises questions about what she’s sneaking in her water bowl. The girl just beams. Butterscotch came back to us with her spirit still shining, her tail still wagging, and her belief in love completely unshaken — because that’s just who she is. This 50-pound, 11-month-old Lab/Border Collie mix has a heart so big it practically needs its own zip code. But even the sunniest pups sometimes end up in situations that aren’t quite the right fit. Her former family cared for her deeply, but Butterscotch’s unfiltered happiness — the kind that radiates out of her like a little furry sunbeam — wasn’t appreciated by the resident dog. Her joy wasn’t met with joy; it was met with side-eye, sighs, and enough canine annoyance to turn everyday moments into simmering tension. So, her former family brought Butterscotch back to us so she could find a place where her bubbly spirit isn’t just tolerated… it’s celebrated. Butterscotch handles other dogs the way a tender-hearted kid approaches the first day of school — a little unsure, a little cautious, peeking around corners to make sure no one’s going to be mean to her. But the moment she realizes everyone is friendly, she blossoms like she’s been waiting her whole life for this exact friend group. Suddenly she’s bouncing, wrestling, play-bowing, and joyfully coaxing even the shy ones into a game. She goes from “Do I belong here?” to “I love you all so much let’s be best friends forever” in about six seconds. She has the soul of a peacemaker and the enthusiasm of a golden retriever at a birthday party. Her opinion on cats? Pure innocence. She truly believes they’re just mysterious little dogs who haven’t discovered the magic of playtime yet. She’ll softly approach, tail swishing, eyes bright, gently asking, “Wanna be friends?” Every time she’s ignored, she looks briefly heartbroken before trying again with just a little more hope. She never pushes; she simply wonders, very sweetly, why these majestic creatures won’t love her back. Around kids, she is sunshine with four legs. She absolutely adores the little girl next door, greeting her with the kind of wiggly joy usually reserved for soldiers returning from deployment. Her puppy enthusiasm is big, bright, and fueled by a lab-tail that could double as a helicopter propeller, so older children are the safest match — the ones who can appreciate her zest for life without being knocked over by it. Her heart is so tender, though. She tries so hard to be gentle, even when her excitement gets the best of her. And meeting new people? Butterscotch thinks every human is sent directly from the universe to love her — and she is determined to love them right back. She greets newcomers with the warmth of a long-lost soulmate, wrapping them in her signature full-body hug and kissing them with such sincerity you’d think she was handing out emotional CPR. She doesn’t just make people feel welcomed — she makes them feel chosen. Everything about her is soft, hopeful, eager, and deeply sweet. Butterscotch moves through the world believing that every person could be a friend, every dog could be a playmate, every cat could be a mystery to solve, and every moment is a chance to share joy. Butterscotch operates at a solid 5 on the energy scale — not too much, not too little, just enough to keep life interesting without making you question your fitness level. She’s the Goldilocks of dog energy, if Goldilocks also carried toys everywhere she went and did joy-wiggles at the mere sight of her people. In the car, she’s the kind of road trip buddy who immediately claims the comfiest spot, sighs dramatically like she's settling into a spa day, and then… does absolutely nothing. No whining, no bouncing, no sudden existential crises about the seatbelt. Just straight chillin’. As for adventure vs. staying home, Butterscotch is a simple gal: if her people are going, she’s going. If her people are staying home, she’s staying home. She is ruled by vibes, loyalty, and possibly snacks. If you want to hike? Great. If you want to lay on the couch and pretend your responsibilities don’t exist? Even better. She’s as adaptable as a lab/border collie mix can be — which is honestly impressive. Her overall temperament is pure sunshine. Butterscotch is the happiest little goofball on four legs. She carries her toys everywhere like a toddler with a beloved stuffed animal, proudly presenting each one to you like she’s offering a diplomatic gift from the Land of Happy Puppies. And be warned: when you get out of the shower, you will be greeted by a ceremonial pile of toys placed lovingly at your feet. She’s not subtle about wanting to play. Her favorite activities include everything fun. Toys? Yes. Fetch? Absolutely. Playtime? Always. And when she has finally exhausted every molecule of joy in her body, she melts into a puddle and takes a nap right on your feet — because proximity is her love language. Housing preferences? Ideally a fenced yard, because freedom equals zoomies, and zoomies equal happiness. But if you’re dedicated enough to wearing her out with walks, her adaptable little heart can make apartment life work too. Commands? She’s got the basics: sit, down, and “dinner,” which she follows with the enthusiasm of a Michelin-star food critic. She tries hard, she listens, and she really just wants to make her people proud. Butterscotch is, in fact, potty trained. Crate life? Eh. She’s not writing love letters to it, but she’ll tolerate it like a responsible adult tolerating taxes. Sleeping arrangements? Night one she launched herself into the middle of the bed like she was claiming a plot of land, and she hasn’t moved since. She is now a permanent fixture. Hope you didn’t like legroom. ;) Her barking style is “supportive hype woman.” She doesn’t bark at nothing — she barks when the pack barks, like she’s joining in on the neighborhood gossip session. And all together? She’s just a goofy, heart-on-her-sleeve, sunshine-filled lab puppy who loves life, loves people, and loves snacks with equal intensity. She may be a little shy at first — a brief warm-up period where she decides if you’re worthy of her full wiggle — but once she’s in, she’s in. She’ll follow you, adore you, entertain you, and drop toys at your feet like tiny offerings to her favorite deity. Now for the ✨fun✨ part: Your mission — should you choose to accept it — is to adopt this wiggly ray of sunshine and give her the home where her happiness isn’t “too much,” but the best part of the day. If you’re ready for a life filled with laughs, love, and a dog who believes personal space is just a suggestion, then it’s time to make a move. ➡️ Fill out an adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app for Butterscotch so we can send it to her foster family, ➡️ Prepare your home ➡️ And come pick up this sweet girl in Midwest City, OK. Your new best friend is waiting — and she’s bringing the toy she picked out just for you.

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