Great Pyrenees
Advocates of Texas

‘ Yuki ’  is  a  young  Great Pyrenees  estimated to be 3 years old with a  luxurious coat, majestic physique and beautiful athleticism to move around swiftly. He is neutered ,  up to date on his vaccination and preventatives  and heart worm negative .  He is  both  potty trained and crate trained. He is also good on leash but tends to pull a little when tracing down an interesting scent. However, all these are well manageable as he responds to your voice and leash pressure very well.  He is a sweetheart and a  velcro  dog that loves to follow you everywhere and does find ways to get a few pets and kisses.

‘ Yuki ’  has all the good qualities of a  Pyr . He is gentle and calm around other dogs, cats and strangers, but he can be mischievous as well when left alone. Therefore,  at this stage,  he needs your supervision to help keep him away from  unintended  stuff or put inside a crate or a confined area when  left unattended . He has medium level  energy  and he likes to run and  wrestle  with other dogs. Therefore, he is not suited for an apartment and a reasonable sized yard is recommended.  Daily exercise besides routine walks is recommended.  One  quirk about  ‘ Yuki ’  is that he  likes to whine during the night  inside the crate . This type of behavior will go away with time after giving him structure in the house.  He also has mild food resource guarding  issue  toward other dogs, not humans. Please feed him separately from the group.

In general,  ‘ Yuki ’  represents the pinnacle of  Pyr  in my opinion with his look and quality.  He may not be a couch potato that you can enjoy a Saturday movie night with. However, h e would be a great companion dog that you can explore your lif e with to the endless frontier!

Adoption Criteria (adult 1-8 years)

1. Texas Adopters Only (we don't have the resources or volunteer support to adopt out of Texas at this time).

2. Adoption Fee: $375.00 (includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchip, heartworm test).

3. We only adopt out companion dogs that will be considered part of the family and will be primarily inside dogs.  

4. Preference is for applicants to have some knowledge and experience with the Great Pyrenees breed. Specific information about the breed will be shared during the interview/virtual home visit. 

5. Secure and visible fencing is required. In a very few cases, fencing options will be considered based on the specific needs of a particular dog. 

6. Preference is for applicants willing to provide "positive" training to adopted dogs.

7. All current pets in adoptive homes should be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccines. 

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