My name is Sebastien(Puppy Love Discount)!

Our adoption fees have dropped until March 1, 2025 in honor of puppy love, and we're practically bursting with excitement to introduce you to your new best friend! 💕

🐾 Adults – Now only $225 (was $250)!
They’ve got the wisdom, the snuggles, and the "already potty trained" bonus.

Hey, you. Yeah, you. Are you dreaming of a puppy but also deeply value your sleep, your furniture, and your sanity? You want the fluffy, happy-go-lucky personality, but none of that 24/7 “I need to pee again” nonsense? No razor-sharp teeth gnawing on your hands? No pocket-sized chaos gremlin zooming around your house? Well, allow me to introduce Sébastien. Now, don’t get too comfortable—he will require your attention, and there’s a solid chance he’ll steal something he absolutely shouldn’t (probably in plain sight, because subtlety is not his thing). But he is fluffy, he is charming, and at nearly 80 pounds, he is definitely not a tiny, fragile teacup pooch. More like a slightly clueless, oversized teddy bear who has never been introduced to the concept of personal space—and frankly, has no interest in learning about it. If you sit down, he will be in your lap. If you turn around, he will be under your feet. If you close the bathroom door? Oh, sweet summer child… privacy is a myth, and Sébastien is here to personally make sure you never experience it again.

Sébastien is a 10-month-old, 78lb Great Pyrenees who somehow ended up as an unclaimed stray—probably because he was too busy frolicking through life without a single thought in his very fluffy head. Seriously, if Sébastien had a motto, it would be “Eat. Play. Cuddle. Repeat.”—and that’s it, because complex thinking is not his strong suit. Personal space? Boundaries? Never heard of ‘em. If Sébastien fits, he sits—on you, on your dog, probably on your furniture (whether it’s made for 78lbs of fluff or not). He adores other dogs and has absolutely zero shame in pestering them until they play with him. So, if you’ve got a grumpy old dog who values peace and quiet, or a delicate little teacup pup who would prefer not to be steamrolled by an overgrown toddler, Sébastien is not your guy. He’s not mean—far from it—just blissfully unaware of how large, heavy, and, well, extra he really is. When it comes to intelligence… well, let’s just say his head is big for decorative purposes only. Basically, he’s an 8-week-old puppy trapped in an 80lb body, blissfully unaware that he is no longer small. If you're looking for a giant, goofy, lovable shadow who operates purely on good vibes and enthusiasm, Sébastien is your guy.

Sébastien loves everyone and everything. No, seriously—this boy could befriend a rock and not only name it but also have a full-blown conversation with it… even if it’s entirely one-sided. He’s the type of dog who would wag his tail at a burglar and probably offer them a tour of the house. He’s great with other dogs, does well with cats, and adores meeting new people. Now, when we say he’d love kids, we mean LOVE them. The real question is whether the kids will love him back after being steamrolled for the tenth time by his overenthusiastic, 80-pound wrecking ball of a body. You remember that whole “personal space” concept we mentioned earlier? Yeah, still doesn’t apply. So unless your toddler is actively training to be a linebacker, prepare for some unexpected tumbles when Sébastien’s happy caboose goes rogue. And let’s not forget the snacks—if it’s at eye level, it’s obviously his now. Goldfish crackers? Gone. PB&J? Vanished. That cookie you were about to eat? Poof. Sébastien operates under the firm belief that all food within reach is a gift meant specifically for him. That being said, we can totally see this big, goofy lovebug following the kiddos around, flopping down beside them, and declaring himself their fluffy protector. But, as with all great things in life, you have to take the silly with the sweet. And with Sébastien, there’s a lot of both.

If you’re wondering whether Sébastien is the kind of dog you can take places with you, oh, absolutely. This boy doesn’t have the brainpower to associate car rides with things like vet visits—honestly, he doesn’t even know what a vet is. Oh sure, he’s been there, but he was far too busy soaking up attention and basking in the glory of being called a good boy to notice anything less than ideal happening to him. Like we said, not much going on in that big ol’ head of his. 😂 When it comes to car rides, Sébastien is all in. And when we say all in, we mean literally—he will attempt to ride shotgun in your lap, because personal space is a myth he refuses to acknowledge. Buckling him in is a must unless you enjoy being crushed by 80 pounds of joyful, drooling fluff while trying to merge onto the highway. He would love going places with his people. The only question is… would the outside world love it? Personally, if I saw a massive fluffball bounding toward me, launching himself into my lap, drowning me in kisses, and then dramatically sliding to the floor for belly rubs, my whole day would be made. Other people? Well… not everyone is mentally prepared for that level of enthusiasm. So whoever adopts Sébastien needs to understand that he is very social, and even outside the home, personal space remains a foreign concept. That said, if his new family prefers the homebody life, that’s totally fine—as long as they have another playful dog to keep him busy and a big ol’ yard for him to romp around in. What Sébastien would not be happy with is a small apartment, no yard, and his humans being gone all day. And before you ask—no, leaving him in a kennel for 6-8 hours while you work is not an option unless you enjoy coming home to a very dramatic, very betrayed ball of fluff who will let you know exactly how he feels about your life choices. Sébastien doesn’t just thrive on being with his family—he craves it. If you’re looking for an independent, low-maintenance dog who is cool with alone time… LOL, keep looking. But if you want a 24/7 best friend who will love you with his whole, goofy, overly social heart? Well, then Sébastien is ready to move in.

When it comes to house manners, Sébastien is mostly proving that he deserves that “good boy” title. He is potty trained (cue applause) and can even be trusted to free-roam the house when his foster family is gone. Now, before you get too excited, let’s set some expectations—he has other dogs to play with and a fully puppy-proofed home, so we make zero promises that he won’t find something to investigate (or relocate) if it’s left within reach. If you leave your favorite shoe out? Well… consider it a donation to the “Sébastien Wants to Taste Everything” fund. Sébastien is not kennel trained. In fact, he has never been kennel trained, and honestly? We’re not sure he has the emotional range to process such an experience. He was absolutely starting to go stir-crazy at the shelter, so we’re just gonna go ahead and assume kennels are a hard pass for him. He seems like the type to have selective claustrophobia—fine with cramming himself into your lap, not fine with being confined in a crate. Now, is Sébastien a destructive chewer? No. But does he still have the attention span of a squirrel and the occasional urge to sample things he shouldn’t? Absolutely. A table corner at mouth level? Interesting. A lone sock left on the floor? Tempting. A bag of unattended snacks? Fair game. The good news? He redirects easily, so as long as you remind him that furniture is not food, he’ll move on—probably to whatever you’re doing, because being left out is simply not in his vocabulary. Sébastien’s entire life mission is to have fun and be with his people (which, again, is literally everyone). So expect him to be right underfoot when you’re sweeping, following the other dogs everywhere even though they just finished playing, and conveniently showing up the second you leave food unattended—because obviously, that means it was meant for him. But if you can roll with the puppy shenanigans, you’re getting one hell of a dog. And I don’t say that lightly, because it’s not every day you meet a living, breathing, slightly clueless teddy bear whose sole purpose in life is to love, play, and be a true part of the family. Whether it’s going on adventures, snoozing on the couch, watching over the kids, playing with the dogs, or dramatically plopping down dead center in whatever you’re doing—Sébastien is ready to be your oversized, lovable shadow.

So, if you’ve been dreaming of an oversized, slightly clueless teddy bear who has zero concept of personal space and will 100% insert himself into every aspect of your life (whether you invited him or not), then congratulations—you’ve just found your new best friend. Sébastien is ready to bring his fluff, charm, and questionable decision-making skills straight into your home. But first, you have to apply—yes, I know, formalities. Fill out an adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can pass it along to his foster family and make sure you’re worthy of this magnificent, happy-go-lucky goofball. And don’t forget, you’ll need to come pick up your new bestie in Kiowa, OK. Because as much as we love Sébastien, we draw the line at chauffeuring his 78 pounds of pure enthusiasm to his new kingdom. So, what are you waiting for? Apply today, because Sébastien is ready to dramatically flop into your life and never leave your side (literally).