Bear
Bear
Great Pyrenees, Golden Retriever
Bear
Great Pyrenees, Golden Retriever
At a glance
A little about them
Meet Bear, a spirited three-year-old Great Pyrenees mix with a fluffy white coat, a lovable goofy personality, and devoted guardian instincts. At about 70 pounds, he enjoys belly rubs, toys, bully sticks, car rides, and outdoor fun.
Ideal Home
Bear needs an experienced, calm adopter who can provide:
- An adult-only home without children
- A fenced yard
- Limited visitor traffic
- Slow, controlled introductions to new people
- Positive-reinforcement behavior modification
- A home where he can remain uncrated
Bear is selective with dogs and gets along with some but not others. His compatibility with cats is unknown.
Ongoing Health
Bear is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations. He receives behavioral medication to help manage anxiety. Chicken may be an allergy trigger, and his fear-based reactivity requires careful management. He has nipped a housekeeper when frightened and has a bite history involving redirection when pressured by strangers.
Training & Support
Bear is house-trained and knows sit, down, stay, leave it, drop it, and touch. He comes when called, has medium energy, and does well alone for short periods when uncrated. He has been evaluated through NC State’s Veterinary Behavior Program. Regular brushing is recommended for his generous shedding.
Application Details
- Bear will remain with his current family until a suitable new home is found.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Meet Bear, a spirited three-year-old Great Pyrenees mix with a fluffy white coat, a lovable goofy personality, and devoted guardian instincts. At about 70 pounds, he enjoys belly rubs, toys, bully sticks, car rides, and outdoor fun.
Ideal Home
Bear needs an experienced, calm adopter who can provide:
- An adult-only home without children
- A fenced yard
- Limited visitor traffic
- Slow, controlled introductions to new people
- Positive-reinforcement behavior modification
- A home where he can remain uncrated
Bear is selective with dogs and gets along with some but not others. His compatibility with cats is unknown.
Ongoing Health
Bear is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations. He receives behavioral medication to help manage anxiety. Chicken may be an allergy trigger, and his fear-based reactivity requires careful management. He has nipped a housekeeper when frightened and has a bite history involving redirection when pressured by strangers.
Training & Support
Bear is house-trained and knows sit, down, stay, leave it, drop it, and touch. He comes when called, has medium energy, and does well alone for short periods when uncrated. He has been evaluated through NC State’s Veterinary Behavior Program. Regular brushing is recommended for his generous shedding.
Application Details
- Bear will remain with his current family until a suitable new home is found.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Joyful Pets Animal Rescue.
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Common questions
Grown, expect around 61–100 lb.
Typical Great Pyrenees, Golden Retriever guidance: Double · 60 min/day, Moderate activity.
From the breed profile
The listing marks Bear as good with dogs. Anything not on that list is unknown, not a no. Ask Kits what the listing does and doesn't say.
From Joyful Pets Animal Rescue's listing
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