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Baby

Great Pyrenees

Male, Adult
Broken Arrow, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Baby (formerly Hall) was adopted at nearly 4 months old. Much loved and cared for over the last 3 years, his size and adopters health issues have brought him back to us. He is now in boarding and is terrified. Everything is new and loud. There are strangers everywhere. Once away from the chaos, he is sweet and affectionate. He wants love and comfort. He breaks my heart because he only wanted me to touch him. Reassure him. He needs a foster or adopter. Baby Hall is good with kids and dogs, crate trained, housebroken, seems good on a leash. Legacy of Hope provides everything you need to foster. Message us for a foster or adoption application.
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Lyla

Great Pyrenees Pit Bull Terrier

Female, Young
Broken Arrow, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Lyla, formerly known as Freckles, a loving girl who is returning and looking for a foster home. Adopted in February as one of Honey’s puppies, Lyla has shown herself to be a sweet and affectionate companion. She loves to cuddle and is great with kids, often snuggling up on the second pillow above your head at night. Lyla gets along with other dogs, though it took some time for her to settle in. She has a strong personality and sometimes tries to take on the alpha role, which has led to some tension with other female dogs in the household. She’s crate trained and does well with it, though she occasionally has accidents, especially at night. These accidents are right by the doggie door, at night. She’s not the best on a leash but she has enjoyed walks and the outdoors. Lyla is still learning and she’s always eager for love and attention. Sadly, due to ongoing issues with aggression from the other female dog, her adopters decided to find Lyla a new home where she can thrive and feel safe. She’s a sweet, high-energy girl who deserves a family where she can be the loving companion she’s meant to be. If you think Lyla could be the perfect fit for your home, we’d love to hear from you. Message us for a foster app!!
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Han Solo (Puppy Love Discount)

Great Pyrenees

Male, 11 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
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. Introducing Han Solo, the fluffiest space cadet this side of the galaxy! At 6 months old and 58 pounds of pure fluff, this Great Pyrenees is ready to make the jump to light speed—right into your heart. With a coat as white as Hoth snow and a personality that’s out of this world, Han Solo is the ultimate co-pilot for all your adventures, whether you’re exploring the backyard or cruising through the neighborhood. Han came to us after a brief stint at the shelter where, for reasons that boggle the mind, he went unclaimed. Their loss is definitely your gain because this boy is ready to bring his mix of charm, fluff, and a little bit of swagger into your life. Han Solo has a special talent for making your home feel like the Millennium Falcon. He’s got a knack for finding the coziest spots in the house—whether it’s at your feet while you’re working or right in the middle of your kitchen floor (because who doesn’t need a fluffy speed bump while cooking?). And don’t worry about the Dark Side—Han’s as good as they come, with no resource guarding in sight. He’ll gladly share his toys, his space on the couch, and even his favorite spot by the fountain, which he’s transformed into his personal splash zone. When it comes to car rides, Han Solo is the epitome of chill. He hops right in, ready for the next adventure, and spends the journey either taking in the sights or lying down like the seasoned traveler he is. Public outings? Han’s got potential. He’s still figuring out the whole “don’t jump on people” thing, but with a little training, he’ll be the most charming sidekick at any café or pet store. Han Solo’s leash manners are as smooth as his coat—he doesn’t pull or try to trip you up, which makes him the perfect walking buddy. And while he’s still working on his potty training and learning that shoes are not chew toys, he’s making great strides. He’s already mastered the art of sleeping in his crate and happily goes in for treats, so you know he’s a quick learner. But there’s one other thing Han’s new family should be prepared for: this Jedi-in-training can be a bit mouthy. Whether it’s a playful nibble or a reminder that you’re late for playtime, Han Solo likes to communicate with his mouth. So, if you’re ready to channel your inner Yoda and work with him on this little quirk, you’ll be rewarded with a loyal companion who’s eager to please—once he’s done trying to nibble on your fingers to get your attention that is ;) . Now, about his guardian duties—Han Solo takes them seriously. He’s a Level 3 Guardian Barker, which means he’ll patrol your yard with the dedication of a Jedi Knight, letting you know if a squirrel dares to enter his territory. But don’t worry, he’s not one to bark without reason; he’s just making sure your home is safe from any intergalactic threats. And as a true Great Pyrenees, he’s got a few quirks you’ll want to prepare for. First, understand that Han Solo hears what you say—he just doesn’t care. He’ll acknowledge your recall request with a regal ear twitch, but don’t expect eye contact or immediate compliance. He’s got 3,000 years of independent thinking in his DNA, so getting him to sit might feel like negotiating with Jabba the Hutt. Let’s talk about shedding—if you’re the type to ask if he sheds, just know you’re not adopting Han Solo; you’re adopting a fluffy snowstorm that will cover your floors, your furniture, and quite possibly, your entire wardrobe. Embrace the fur, or prepare to be outsmarted by a dog who truly believes he’s the ruler of his own galaxy. Han Solo is a social butterfly with other dogs, especially puppies, and while he’s not had much experience with kids or cats, his happy-go-lucky nature suggests he could adapt with the right guidance. He’s a mix of playful and calm, enjoying a good game of fetch as much as he loves a quiet moment by your side. He’s also got a thing for water, whether it’s splashing in a fountain or joining you in the shower—yes, you read that right, he’s a water-loving Pyr! This fluffy rebel is still figuring out his place in the universe, but one thing’s for sure—he’s ready to bring a whole lot of love, laughter, and a bit of light-speed energy to a home that’s ready to embrace his big personality and even bigger heart. So, if you’re looking for a loyal co-pilot who’s equal parts playful and cuddly, Han Solo might just be the one to lead your family to a galaxy of fun and adventure. 📍 Pickup Location: Tulsa, OK 📝 Adoption App: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app
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Aspenne (Puppy Love Discount)

Great Pyrenees

Female, 6 yrs
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
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. If you've been desperately waiting for a Pyrabear to grace your life, and by "desperately" we mean scrolling through endless adoption pages and asking yourself, "Is this the one?" — well, congratulations, the wait is over. Meet Aspenne! Aspenne is a stunning 6.5-year-old, 80lb Great Pyrenees who’s basically the full package. She’s a seasoned adult, so you can definitely count on her being potty trained — because let’s be real, at her age, she’s too classy to go in the house. And no, she won’t be chewing everything in sight like a puppy with no boundaries. Nope, you can leave this girl alone and the only thing you’ll come back to is more fur tumbleweeds despite just sweeping before you left. That’s her gift to you. You're welcome. Aspenne is kennel trained, but let’s be honest — she doesn’t need it. Her manners are so perfect, she practically deserves a medal. She does great with free roam of the house, but let’s not kid ourselves — you got a Pyrabear, and with that comes all the perks. The looks, the size, the noble temperament... and, of course, the unmistakable need to serenade you with the "song of her people." She’s not the non-stop barker type, but she will absolutely raise her voice to alert you that a cricket farted or a butterfly flapped its wings. So, while you might not think it’s necessary, she sure will. Consider yourself warned — her voice will make appearances when you least expect it. ;) Aspenne gets along famously with other dogs, cats, and kids. She enjoys a good romp with her canine friends, but don’t expect her to be the energizer bunny of playdates — she’s more of a "play a bit, then nap for 6 hours" kind of gal. She did meet a cat at the groomers once, and, in true Pyr fashion, just gave it a “meh” and moved on with her day. Because, you know, why bother with something so beneath her? She’s also pretty chill with kids, as long as they understand one very important thing: respect her space. She’s not a fan of being laid on, smothered, or feeling threatened — she’s a queen, not a human jungle gym. Aspenne loves meeting new people, because who wouldn’t want more fans to tell her how gorgeous and good she is? She’ll happily give you her paw (a.k.a. the Pyr paw—if you didn’t catch that, it's a subtle nod to our rescue’s name), and she'll offer herself as tribute for ALL the pets and attention. And sometimes... just sometimes, she might throw in a surprise hug. Not every time, because let’s not get too predictable, but she likes to keep things interesting. If you're someone who dreams of a dog to take out and about with you, congratulations, Aspenne just knocked that one out of the park for you. Picture her sipping a puppuccino at the café, living it up at the human bar and dog park, and just generally being the fabulous, classy lady she is while visiting friends. You won’t even have to endure the usual drama of getting her into the car. Nope, Aspenne will hop right in, no questions asked. Sure, she might try to claim the shotgun seat because, well, she’s Aspenne, and why wouldn’t she want the best view? But with a tether, she’ll be content to watch the world go by from the backseat. Now, if you're more of a stay-at-home type, don’t worry — Aspenne is totally cool with that, too. She’s as happy chilling in your cozy abode as she is out and about. She’s been on walks, and not only does she love them, she gets genuinely excited when the leash comes out. She’s a pro with a harness and will happily take you on some adventures, but her idea of a good time is definitely a mix of playful outdoor zoomies and indoor cuddles and naps. As for fetch, well, let’s just say you’d have a better shot at convincing a cat to play Monopoly with you than getting her to fetch. Toys? Eh, not really her thing. But, she will happily gnaw on a delicious bone. And hey, if you live in an apartment, guess what? Aspenne’s totally cool with that. She’s a calm gal who wouldn’t mind apartment life, as long as someone’s around to tell her how fabulous she is, take her on walks, and, of course, indulge her love of car rides. So, you’ve fallen head over heels for Aspenne? Well, aren’t you just the luckiest person alive. If you’re really sure you want this fabulous Pyrabear in your life, go ahead and fill out the adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app . Once we’ve got that, we’ll send it over to her foster family, and then it’s time for you to pack your bags and head to Yukon, OK. Yes, Yukon — the home of Garth Brooks and, apparently, the perfect place to raise country music legends and glorious Pyrabears. It’s practically a pilgrimage. So fire up the GPS, grab a coffee for the road, and get ready to bring home your future best friend. She’s worth it... even if you leave with a sudden craving to blast "Friends in Low Places" on repeat.
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Raleigh (Puppy Love Discount)

Great Pyrenees

Female, 1 yr
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
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. When you look at Raleigh, it’s almost impossible to imagine that this glorious fluffball hasn’t always been treated like the queen she clearly is. This magnificent marshmallow of a dog used to belong to no one. And honestly, whoever had her before didn’t deserve her anyway. She was often spotted lying smack in the middle of busy intersections (because clearly, she has zero self-preservation instincts), casually roaming the streets like some tragic Disney princess waiting for her big break. Then one day, she vanished like a puff of Pyr fur in the wind. Two months later, Raleigh reappeared—injured and limping into someone's yard, clearly done with her wandering solo lifestyle. It’s suspected she was hit by a car. Thankfully, the kind soul whose lot she wandered into asked for help, and thanks to an amazing foster family, Raleigh officially joined our fluffy-butt squad. When she arrived, it was clear her leg situation was, well, less than ideal. Turns out her hip was popping in and out of socket. To fix this, she underwent an FHO (Femoral Head Ostectomy) surgery—a procedure that removes the ball part of the hip joint so it no longer grinds painfully against the socket. It sounds intense, but trust us, it’s life-changing for dogs like Raleigh. Now she’s on the mend and well on her way to reclaiming her title as the fluffiest, happiest marshmallow around. She’s genuinely one of the best dogs you’ll ever meet, and frankly, I’ll never understand how anyone could just shrug their shoulders and ignore such an amazing soul. Their loss, though—because now Raleigh’s ready to upgrade to a life full of belly rubs, snacks, and people who will worship her as the queen she truly is. Raleigh is a 1-year-old, 68lb Great Pyrenees with the kind of personality that makes you wonder if she’s secretly royalty in disguise. As a Pyr, you can expect a few classic quirks: like her belief that she’s always in charge of the household (even if she’s just lounging on the couch). She’s got that whole “I’m independent, but I’ll grace you with my presence” vibe, and she’ll definitely ignore you when you call her... unless there’s food involved. But don't let that scare you as Raleigh is basically the poster child for sweetness and sensitivity—like if Hallmark made a card for dogs, she’d be on the cover. She gets along with pretty much everyone she meets. She’s a total social butterfly with other dogs and absolutely loves playing with them. Now, as for cats (a.k.a. purrinators), she hasn’t had the pleasure of meeting one during her time with us. But according to her finder, she’s pretty indifferent to the feline crowd. So, if you’ve got a cat who’s more of a couch philosopher than a drama queen, Raleigh’s probably not going to disrupt their existential pondering. Kids? She’s cautiously optimistic. She might be a little shy at first, but if your kiddos understand that Raleigh’s not here for chaos and needs gentle pets and patience, she’ll warm up and probably end up adoring them. When it comes to meeting new people, Raleigh’s manners are on point. Calm, polite, and the kind of dog who’d wait patiently for an introduction instead of launching herself into your arms like a furry wrecking ball. Basically, Raleigh’s a catch—kind, polite, and ready to add a touch of class to your life. Raleigh has absolutely zero issues hopping into any random 4-wheeled contraption and heading off to who-knows-where with her people. She’s basically the perfect co-pilot—calm, collected, and not the type to bark at the radio or spill your coffee. You can confidently take her out on the town, knowing that she’ll be on her best behavior, impressing everyone with her refined manners. Now, let’s talk about walks. As a Great Pyrenees, Raleigh’s stamina is... well, not exactly marathon-ready. She loves a nice stroll, but if you’re thinking about running a 5k or power-walking through the streets like a speed demon, keep scrolling. Raleigh is firmly in the "stop and smell the roses" camp. She’s happy to dawdle and take in the sights, and while she might tolerate a hike or two (preferably on cooler days), don’t expect to be breaking any speed records or finishing the trail without multiple sniff breaks. But honestly, Raleigh’s version of a good time doesn’t need to involve much exercise. She’s just as content curling up on the couch with you for a good nap, maybe punctuated by a few dramatic stretches and side-eye glances. If you’re into hosting parties, Raleigh’s the perfect greeter. She’ll shake paws, offer up her most heart-melting puppy dog eyes, and gently nudge your guests for pets, before retreating to a cozy corner to nap. If you're more of the stay-at-home-and-do-nothing type, she’s your girl. Raleigh is pretty chill, so as long as she’s got a buddy to play with, a couple of walks, or some backyard zoomies to satisfy her energy, she’ll be thrilled. Yep, even living in an apartment is no problem for this girl—she’s got the "laid-back living" thing down. So if you're looking for a low-maintenance, easy-going companion who’s cool with whatever, Raleigh’s your girl. Speaking of "low maintenance" (which, let’s be honest, we all wish we could be), Raleigh is basically the unicorn of dogs. She's pyrfect for any family—whether you’re a first-time dog owner, a seasoned pro looking for a solid addition, or just someone who wants to expand their fluffy butt squad. Seriously, she’s the dog you’ll want to show off to your friends, and they'll probably ask if she’s a custom-designed angel. Raleigh is potty and kennel trained, which means she won’t be turning your house into an indoor swamp. She’s also not the type to chew up your furniture or turn your favorite shoes into modern art. And here’s the real kicker—brace yourselves—she's not a big barker! I know, I know, it's a miracle. Sure, she’s a Pyr, and we all know what that usually means (cue the endless symphony of barking), but Raleigh tends to keep her vocal performances to a minimum, only really chiming in when the other dogs start a “bark-off.” Your biggest problem with this angel will probably be figuring out how to keep her fluffy hair out of your food and how to explain to your friends why they’re covered in extra glipyr whenever they leave your house. But honestly, that’s a small price to pay for a dog who will quietly roam the house like the well-mannered angel she is. So, with the ability to roam free and be her perfect self, Raleigh will probably do more to help your home feel like a cozy and welcoming palace than any other member of the family ever could. So, if you’ve made it this far and you’re thinking, “Wow, how did I live this long without a Raleigh in my life?”—well, good news! You can finally fix that glaring error. Just fill out an adoption application for her at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoptablefluffybutts, and we’ll send it to her foster family Once you’re approved, you’ll need to swing by Tulsa, Oklahoma, to pick her up. Now, go ahead, get that adoption application in, and get ready for a life of belly rubs, tail wags, and one less chair to sit in because, let’s face it, Raleigh’s probably already planning to claim it as her throne.
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Mountain Monty (Puppy Love)

Great Pyrenees

Male, 1 yr
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
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. Oh, have you been dreaming of owning a majestic, slightly opinionated, walking stuffed animal? Well, congratulations—your search is over! This four-legged cloud of fluff, equipped with a face so stunning it could make a statue do a double take, is officially accepting applications for his forever minions—uh, I mean, family. Staring is encouraged, worship is optional (but strongly preferred). Introducing Mountain Monty—because obviously, a dog this breathtakingly majestic couldn't have a basic name like "Buddy" or "Max." No, no, Monty needed something grand, something powerful, something that screams I am large, in charge, and probably shed enough fur to knit you a new wardrobe. Monty is a 1-year-old, 80-pound Great Pyrenees mix who, for reasons we will never understand, was found wandering the streets like some kind of lost prince. A kind-hearted human scooped him up, tried to find his original kingdom—er, owner—but shockingly, no one ever claimed him. Their loss, your gain, because Monty isn’t just a pretty face (though, let’s be real, that face could stop traffic). He also has a heart of gold and the kind of fluffy, luxurious coat that will have you questioning why you even own a pillow when you could just cuddle with him 24/7. One look, one pat, and boom—you’re his loyal subject for life. Consider yourself warned. Ah yes, Monty’s previous humans apparently thought heartworm prevention was just optional, like remembering to take your own vitamins or using turn signals. Spoiler alert: it’s not. So, thanks to their negligence, this majestic floof is now going through heartworm treatment. And if you’ve ever wondered why we insist that all adopters have their dogs on heartworm prevention, this is why. We see way too many cases like Monty’s, and trust us, watching a dog go through this is about as enjoyable as stepping on a LEGO barefoot. But, Monty is a trooper, and by mid-February, he’ll be heartworm-free and ready to grace someone’s home with his fluffy magnificence. So get ready—his reign as King of the Couch is coming soon. Mountain Monty has been living his best life surrounded by a pack of two dogs at home and multiple office dogs, because, of course, this majestic king can’t be bothered with the solo life. Let’s be real—unless you have the magical ability to be home all the time or are cool with taking him to work with you (because, really, who wouldn’t want a giant, fluffy presence in their office?), Monty is not about that single dog life. He has a bit of separation anxiety, which means he can't be kenneled—no matter how fancy the crate, this boy will Houdini his way out. Spoiler alert: Monty is a king, and kings don't get locked up. As for cats, Monty’s never met one, but he’s so regal and gentle, we’re pretty sure he'd be willing to share his throne with a few feline subjects—provided they’re okay with being second in command. As for humans, Monty is an equal-opportunity cuddler. He loves teenagers and gives out hugs like it’s his job. A 5-year-old recently gave him a bear hug in a pet store, and he was thrilled, probably thinking it was just another loyal subject swearing fealty. He's so gentle, he’d probably make an amazing companion for small kids—just be prepared for a lot of "He’s so big!" and "He’s like a living cloud!" comments. When it comes to car rides, Monty’s all in—after all, who wouldn’t want to go on a road trip with his adoring fans? He may sometimes hesitate at first (because why not take a moment to contemplate the deep mysteries of life, like “Is the car seat as comfy as the couch?”), but with a little nudge, he’ll gingerly climb in, moving like a seasoned grandpa who’s just spotted a new recliner. When driving, he likes to lounge and stare out the window like he's auditioning for a doggy version of "The Bachelor," just waiting for someone to admire his majestic profile. If the weather permits, he’ll even pop his head out because why not? However, the second you step out of the car—even for a brief moment like checking your mailbox—Monty is on high alert, and he’ll follow you like a shadow. He’s just making sure you don’t abandon him for, you know, literally anything else. Basically, Monty is the ideal travel buddy who will gladly accompany you anywhere: to work, the café, the park, or anywhere humans congregate just to worship him. Walks? Oh, he’s in. He loves them. He walks like a gentleman, no pulling or tripping, just strolling at a leisurely pace, like he’s got all the time in the world. Now, don’t expect to get anywhere fast if you decide to take Monty on a walk. Before you know it, the entire neighborhood will be out, eagerly awaiting the chance to meet the Monty. You’ll be walking Monty, but he’ll be the one greeting the whole block. You’re just the chauffeur. When it comes to meeting new people, Monty’s got all the charm of a five-star celebrity. He’s calm, well-mannered, and will offer you his paw in exchange for the ultimate prize—pets. That’s right, folks, he’s a gentleman and knows how to work the room. He’ll even lean into you or plop down right in front of you, as if to say, "Yes, yes, I am this handsome, and I require belly rubs immediately." As for his ideal lifestyle, Monty is basically a professional lounger. As long as there’s a yard big enough for him to sprawl out and absorb the sun’s rays like a majestic, fluffy pancake, he’s perfectly content to spend his days doing absolutely nothing—except, of course, looking adorable and expecting you to pamper him. He’s not asking for much... just the royal treatment and unlimited chill time. Overall, Monty is the epitome of calm and laid-back—like, if you could bottle the energy of a sloth on vacation, you’d get Monty. He’s super receptive and well-mannered. Honestly, Monty could be the next therapy dog sensation. He’s perfect for retirement homes or schools, where people just want to cuddle a giant fluffball. He’s been to my office, and when he’s not on his world tour of desk pets, he’s napping like the true king he is. My mom takes her therapy dog to the hospital to visit patients, and we both agree—Monty would crush it. People would be lining up just to bask in his glorious fluff. Monty’s ideal day? Well, it involves a quick playdate with other dogs, followed by an afternoon of pretending to be the world’s fluffiest couch potato. Fetch? Ha, Monty doesn’t understand the concept of fetch. Why would he chase a ball when he could just wait for someone to hand him a treat for doing absolutely nothing? As for toys, Monty is still figuring that whole thing out and what they are. But hey, at least he does like his bone—though, you’ll need to tell him it’s his and it’s okay to chew on it because this royal fluff isn’t one to make decisions on his own. Now, if you’re wondering whether Monty is cut out for apartment life, let’s be real—probably not. Monty is not a fan of being left alone, which could be... problematic in an apartment setting. Plus, he’s all about that outdoor life—romping around the yard and sunbathing like the majestic fluffball he is. So, unless your apartment has its own private backyard and you’re home 24/7 to entertain him, Monty’s not exactly going to thrive. If you’re a seasoned Pyr owner, I bet you’re already bracing yourself for the usual “I’m going to make you chase me down in the snow” routine, followed by barking that could rival a pack of wolves. Now, we can’t promise Monty won’t make you come get his fluffy rear inside when it’s freezing out, but here’s a shocker—he’s actually on the quieter side! He’s practically a monk when it comes to barking and doesn’t seem to be bothered by the usual neighborhood chaos. Seriously, he’s hardly barked at all, which is borderline unnatural for a Pyr. As for whether Monty can be kenneled... ha, good one. If you plan on sticking him in a kennel, you might as well just hand him a hammer to knock down the walls himself. But he can be trusted with free roam of the house, as long as there are other dogs around to keep him company. If you’re feeling extra generous and the weather’s nice, he’s happy to chill outside while you’re gone, contemplating life like a fluffy philosopher. House manners? Well, he’s potty trained and non-destructive unless you count curtains. Apparently, when left alone (the audacity!), he felt the need to make a statement by pulling down the curtains—hey, a dog’s gotta communicate, right? In his defense, he didn’t chew them, so maybe he just wanted a better view of his kingdom. And food on the counter? It’s like Monty’s version of a “Free Samples” table. He’s big, and if food is within reach, it’s basically an invitation for him to "taste test" whatever is left out. He's just being helpful—you're welcome! Well, folks, if you’re looking for a dog that’s basically a walking teddy bear with fluff for days and a dash of royalty, Monty is your guy. But don’t just sit there, staring at your screen like a bump on a log—go fill out an adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can send it to his foster family and finally get this fluffball the throne he deserves! Oh, and just one tiny detail: You’ll need to pick Monty up in Tulsa, OK. No, he’s not going to be shipped out to you on a magic carpet (unfortunately), but he’s totally worth the drive. So, what are you waiting for? Monty’s royal court is ready for a new ruler. Will it be you?

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Pyr Paws and Fluffy Tails Rescue

Tulsa, OK 74137

Pet Types: dogs

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43.5 miles

City of Tulsa Animal Welfare

3031 North Erie Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74115

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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43.5 miles

Route 66 Pet Rescue

Tulsa, OK 74115

Pet Types: dogs

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44 miles

Great Pyrenees Rescue of Oklahoma

P O Box 4192, Tulsa, OK 74159

Pet Types: dogs

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45.3 miles

Tulsa SPCA

2910 Mohawk Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74110

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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46.5 miles

Sapulpa Animal Shelter

8812 W. 100th St. So., Sapulpa, OK 74066

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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