Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Oklahoma

Oh, buckle up, folks—you're about to meet a real gem! Feast your eyes on this absolute stunner. And no, she's not a mirage, though we wouldn't blame you for thinking so. This little lady is 100% ready for adoption and just waiting to find her happily ever after. If you play your cards right (and by "right," I mean make her the center of your universe), she might just grace you with the title of "Best Friend Forever." But no pressure. Starr is a 4-month-old, 25lb Great Pyrenees mix who somehow managed to find herself homeless—probably because the universe wasn’t ready for this level of perfection. But don’t worry, she’s handling it like the resilient queen she is. This fluffy little starlet (see what we did there?) is great with other dogs, adores kids, and greets new people like she’s running for mayor.… after a brief "stranger danger" moment where she pretends she’s invisible until she knows everyone is friendly. Basically, if you’re looking for a dog who will charm her way into everyone’s heart while leaving a trail of fur in her wake, Starr is your girl. As for cats? She hasn’t had the pleasure of meeting one yet, but given her friendly nature, she’d probably just add them to her ever-growing list of admirers. Or, at the very least, give them a confused but polite nod from across the room when they stare with judgment in their eyes. Starr is the kind of pup who enjoys a good play session, zoomies included, but she also knows when to tone it down and just vibe with her people. If you're looking for a dog to match your sloth-like Netflix-binging habits, she is not your girl. But if you want a buddy who can keep up on walks, playdates, and whatever other shenanigans you get into (while still appreciating a good snuggle session), Starr is ready to send in her application. Lazy homebodies need not apply—unless you’re willing to do "fake it until you make kind of active lifestyle for her sake. Starr is always up for an adventure—but she’s also just as happy supervising from a cozy spot on the couch. Basically, she won’t judge you if you want to stay in, but she also won’t let you turn into a complete hermit. If your idea of a good time is hiking, coffee shop outings, and social events where your dog steals the spotlight, she’s game. But if you expect a dog who will only be content staring out the window in existential contemplation, you might want to keep looking. Starr needs a home that’s as balanced as she is—where fun is encouraged, but naps are also a respected part of the daily routine. Now, about this whole walking thing—Starr would like to politely inform you that she has a workout routine, thank you very much, and it mostly involves romping around the backyard with her foster siblings like a happy little maniac. Walks? Eh, she’ll do them, but she’s not exactly training for a marathon. She’s more of a backyard athlete, a toy enthusiast, and a master of playtime. If you’re looking for a dog who demands five-mile jogs every morning, she is not your girl. Starr is the slow and steady type—she’s not out here making impulsive life choices or dramatically flinging herself into new situations. She takes her time, cautiously assessing things with an endearing level of suspicion before deciding whether something is worthy of her attention. She’s not shy, per se—just a thoughtful observer who prefers to let others go first (especially if those “others” are her dog friends). She’ll happily follow her foster siblings around, taking notes and copying their behavior like the world’s fluffiest little understudy. Eventually, though, she’ll branch out, find her confidence, and go solo, proving she’s more than just a sidekick. So, if you’re looking for a dog who charges into everything headfirst without a second thought—she’s not your girl. If you need a high-energy, thrill-seeking adventure buddy for extreme sports, keep scrolling. But if you want a dog who balances curiosity with caution, loves being part of the pack (dog or human), and will grow into a steady, loyal best friend, Starr is your match. Now, let’s talk hobbies—because this girl has excellent taste in pastimes. Starr enjoys the finer things in life: collecting and chewing on bones like a seasoned connoisseur, proudly parading around with her favorite toys, and perfecting the sacred art of couch cuddling. She’s got a PhD in movie-night snuggling and is always happy to be the little spoon. She’s not the kind of dog who demands a high-intensity workout routine, but she does appreciate a good play session before settling down for some prime relaxation. Now, if you’re expecting a dog who arrived fully programmed with an internal “do not pee inside” setting, she’s not there yet—but she’s getting close! If you want a pup who will learn quickly with consistency, she’s game. Starr is working on her potty training, which means she’s not out here intentionally trying to sabotage your floors, but, well… let’s just say she’s still fine-tuning the art of timing. On the bright side, her crate is a drama-free zone—zero accidents, no protests, and absolutely no attempts at a Shawshank-level breakout. She’s accepted that the crate is a safe place, not some cruel form of human betrayal. If you’re looking for a dog who is completely silent, never barks, and operates in stealth mode 24/7… well, that’s not Starr. If you’re okay with occasional commentary—especially if her fellow four-legged friends instigate it—then she’ll fit right in. She’d do great in a home that doesn’t mind a little conversation but isn’t looking for a full-time security alarm. However, if you live in an apartment with thin walls and a neighbor who already glares at you in the hallway, maybe consider a fish instead. Starr is a model citizen when it comes to avoiding all the classic puppy crimes—no chewing, no counter surfing, no rummaging through your trash like it’s an all-you-can-eat buffet. She’s not interested in turning your backyard into her own personal excavation site or hunting down your flip-flops for a mid-afternoon snack. In fact, the only thing she’s really digging is her nap time. Now, before you get too excited and start picturing a perfect angel, let’s remember: she is still a pup. That means she’s not out here terrorizing your household, but she’s also not completely above the occasional minor mischief if left unsupervised (what puppy ever is?). Ready to have your life forever changed by a dog who may just be a little too cute for your own good? Starr is waiting to grace your home with her presence—but first, you need to fill out the adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can send it to her foster family, because we’re not just giving away dogs to anyone who promises to feed them. Once approved (fingers crossed), you’ll need to head on over to Claremore, OK, to pick her up. Don’t worry, it’s not as far as the moon, and she’s worth the trip—plus, you get to meet this adorable pup in person! So, get that application in ASAP. Starr’s ready to follow you around like a loyal shadow. Fill out that application and make this cute girl’s dreams (and yours) come true!

I love big dogs. Maybe it's because I grew up with them, or maybe I just enjoy the thrill of hugging something the size of a small planet without playing a game of Twister every time I take a walk. Sure, sometimes it feels like I'm navigating an iceberg... but hey, at least when I bump into them, it’s soft and fluffy. Now, I get the appeal of smaller dogs, but let’s be real—how majestic can something be that could comfortably curl up in your shoe? Enter Pearl Lynn: the adorably fluffy, shockingly compact Great Pyrenees pup. We saw her photos and thought, "Oh, a cute 4-month-old fluffball." Fast forward to the vet visit, and we were like, "Wait, what?! This 30lb cutie is already 7 months?" Yep, you read that right. She's got the heart (and the fluff) of a Pyr, but the size of a...well, not-so-giant Pyr. Most dogs stop growing by 8 months, so it's safe-ish to say this gal is probably just about done expanding. So if you've always dreamed of having a fluffy Pyrabear, but without the "how do I fit this dog in my car?" issue, now’s your chance to snag a one-of-a-kind, not-so-huge, super fluffy companion! Pearl Lynn is the kind of puppy who thinks everyone is her best friend. If she’s around other dogs, she’ll love them—after about a 30-minute internal pep talk to psych herself up for a “hello” and a thorough analysis to make sure they’re not secretly plotting her demise. As for cats? She hasn’t met any, but let’s be real—this girl is all about the attention. It doesn’t matter who she shares her space with, as long as she’s the center of the universe and soaking up a non-stop stream of love and affection. And, shocker, everyone who meets her just has to dote on her, cuddle her, and throw out endless compliments about how adorable she is—because, well, have you seen her? She’s irresistible. She’s a total hit with little ones, too—she’s got a 15-month-old human fan club and adores him, letting him pet her in exchange for what I can only assume are a lot of slobbery kisses. She’s basically his personal pillow at this point. She does great meeting new people—just be ready for her to potentially burst into excitement like a firework display. By burst, we mean that she might have a little "accident" because, apparently, holding in her joy is too much to ask at this age(don't worry, she will eventually grow out of it). Oh, and don’t be shocked if she tries to greet your new friends the way you would—by launching herself at them for a hug! It’s not weird, it’s just her way of saying, “Welcome to my world, now you’re part of the family!” Pearl’s energy level is a solid 10/10, which, for a Great Pyrenees, is basically unheard of—so don’t worry, we’re not talking about the kind of 10 that’s sending you scrambling for earplugs while she bounces off walls and drives you to insanity. No, Pearl’s 10 is more like the “I put 110% into everything I do” kind of energy. We’re pretty sure she has some Golden Retriever mixed in because her need to please and be part of the family’s activities is disturbingly on point. She's basically the social butterfly of the canine world, always down to hang out and be wherever the action is. As long as her humans are around, she's living her best life. Pearl is also the happiest, goofiest lovebug you’ll ever meet. She’s the type of pup who will squeeze herself right between two people, demanding pets from both sides like some kind of fluffy, four-legged traffic jam. While she enjoys playing with other dogs, let’s be real, if she had to choose between humans and every other species on the planet, she wouldn’t even hesitate. She’d 100% pick humans, no second thoughts, no regrets. When it comes to sleep, Pearl is basically the "Wizard of Oz" witch who gets stuck under the house—except instead of a house, it’s the bed. All you can see are her little "boots" sticking out, and it’s absolutely hilarious. As for walks, Pearl’s more of a casual stroller than a marathon runner. She’s thriving on her outings, strutting around like she owns the neighborhood while soaking up all the attention. Off-leash? She’s a fantastic follower... as long as there are no other dogs around to mess up her vibe. On a leash, she’s great, but beware—she’s a puller when she’s got new friends to meet, human or canine. She’s also a stellar car companion. In the backseat, she’s a laid-back queen, just chilling. But don’t be surprised if she decides the console is her new throne or if she cozies up in your lap. Because, you know, personal space is overrated. Alright, so if you're thinking about adopting Pearl, prepare for the adventure of a lifetime. First off, get ready to dive into the thrilling world of socialization—she’s going to need it. This pup is just one big bundle of fluffy enthusiasm, but she’ll need some training to make sure that “greeting” new friends doesn’t involve jumping all over them like they’re a pile of squeaky toys. And by training, we don’t mean the type where she just magically understands what you want. No, she’ll need some patience and effort to learn things. As for potty training, well, Pearl’s pretty good as long as you’re a reliable potty-breaker, but don’t get too cocky. She’s still a puppy, and let’s face it, puppies can be like tiny drunk people when it comes to remembering where to go. Stick to the routine, or expect to play a game of “Is it time for a bathroom break yet?” with her. Puppy-proofing? Yep, that’s happening. Pearl is a bit of a rearranger. If it’s within her reach, it’s fair game. Pearl would do just fine in either a securely fenced yard or an apartment with regular leash walks. Honestly, she’s not picky—she’s just here for the attention, and as long as she gets that, she’ll be happy whether she’s chasing squirrels in a yard or tagging along on your daily strolls. Just remember, this little social butterfly will expect you to be her personal tour guide wherever she goes. Pearl is definitely more of a casual commentator than a full-blown news anchor. She’ll chime in with a bark here and there when other dogs start their gossip sessions or when she’s in her kennel and realizes you’ve finally returned to bless her with your presence. It’s not that she has an urgent update for the neighborhood—she just wants to make sure everyone knows she’s aware of what’s going on. The world may keep turning, but Pearl’s got her own little commentary to provide. Well, what are you waiting for? Pearl Lynn is clearly the superstar you’ve been missing in your life. She’s charming, adorable, and definitely a little quirky (which, honestly, is just part of her charm). If you want to add this little commentator to your family, fill out an adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can send it over to her foster family. And don’t forget—if you want to pick up your new best friend, you’ll need to make the trek to Kiefer, OK. Trust us, it’ll be worth the drive. Let the adventure begin!

Hi! This guy's name is Biscuit. He is just over 11 months old. He is super friendly with his family, and great with kids. He is a little hesitant around strangers and strange dogs, but once he gets to know em he loves em. All he needs is love and some room to run around. He is calm when he's inside, but is always down to go for a walk, run, or to play tug of war and fetch.

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