Ori is a brave, big-hearted Pyrenees puppy with a voice, opinions, and a story that deserves a beautiful ending! Ori's story begins at just 4 weeks old, when he was brought to his vet with a neck laceration - and his former owner asked for euthanasia instead of care. Thanks to a vet who refused to let that be his fate, Ori got the second chance he deserved. He has healed beautifully and grown into a stunning pup with all the classic Pyr traits. Raised with other Pyr puppies and adults, Ori is learning dog manners, following the older dogs, respecting boundaries, and watching the world with that thoughtful Pyr seriousness. He's been around cats, he loves people deeply, and he wants to be part of whatever his humans are doing. And in true Pyr fashion, Ori has opinions. If he feels overlooked, he'll sit quietly, watch you, and then give a big, expressive Pyr bark to let you know he'd like some attention. He's silly, affectionate, observant, independent, and wonderfully vocal - the full Pyr package. Ori will thrive with Pyr-savvy adopters who understand guardian instincts, slow maturity, and a dog who thinks for himself.
Ideal Home
Ori will need a large-breed female dog in the home to help guide him socially and give him the confident companionship he's used to. He also requires a secure 5-foot fenced yard and would do best with older children who have large-breed experience. A family with prior guardian breed experience would be an excellent match.
Ongoing Health
Ori has fully healed from a neck laceration he sustained as a young puppy.
Training & Support
Ori is learning dog manners and is wonderfully vocal, often letting you know with a big bark if he feels overlooked. He requires adopters who understand guardian instincts and slow maturity.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- NYS Registered Rescue # RR102.
- We assess applications based on applicant experience with large breed dogs, readiness of children in the home for a large guardian breed, and the sex of other dogs in the household to avoid same-sex aggression.
- For puppies under six months old, the applicant's ability to socialize the puppy with older dogs is a priority.
- Secure, visible fencing is required; invisible fencing will not contain this breed.
Transporation
Ori is located in OH. Please visit Wags.com to learn about transportation options.
