Daisy Dingo
Daisy Dingo
Great Pyrenees, Akbash
Daisy Dingo
Great Pyrenees, Akbash
At a glance
A little about them
Daisy Dingo is a 40-pound Pyr-Akbash mix with a big heart, a free spirit, and a resilient story. After nearly two years surviving outdoors, Daisy is ready for a loving, patient home where she can enjoy both adventure and cozy downtime.
Daisy is medium-to-high energy and enjoys walks, hikes, yard time, and exploring outdoor spaces. Indoors, she is happiest curled up on a pillow—preferably beside your head. She is fully housebroken, non-destructive, and loves relaxing with bully sticks and bones.
Daisy adores smaller dogs and needs a canine companion to play with. She currently lives peacefully with three cats, although she may occasionally taunt them without being aggressive. She is food-motivated and brings plenty of joy with her breakfast-and-dinner dance.
Daisy can be timid and shy with new people and needs patience, consistency, and time to build trust. She would do best in a calm home with children age 12 or older who respect her boundaries. Although she has done well with a newborn in foster care, young children may feel overwhelming.
Ideal Home
- A calm, patient, and understanding adopter
- A canine companion, especially a smaller dog to play with
- Plenty of outdoor space for walks, hikes, or exploration
- Children age 12 or older who respect boundaries
Ongoing Health
Daisy is vaccinated and spayed/neutered. No medical conditions were reported.
Training & Support
Daisy is fully housebroken and non-destructive in the home. Leash manners are her biggest work in progress; she becomes excited on walks and will benefit from continued, reward-based training. Her love of treats should make learning enjoyable.
Application Details
- Start by contacting the provider through Wags to schedule a meet-and-greet and complete an adoption application.
- Once the application is approved, the team will arrange a phone interview and meet-and-greet.
- The process may take up to 10 days because the rescue is volunteer-run.
- Adopters are selected based on the needs of both the dog and the applicant.
Transportation
No transportation options were specified.
Daisy Dingo is a 40-pound Pyr-Akbash mix with a big heart, a free spirit, and a resilient story. After nearly two years surviving outdoors, Daisy is ready for a loving, patient home where she can enjoy both adventure and cozy downtime.
Daisy is medium-to-high energy and enjoys walks, hikes, yard time, and exploring outdoor spaces. Indoors, she is happiest curled up on a pillow—preferably beside your head. She is fully housebroken, non-destructive, and loves relaxing with bully sticks and bones.
Daisy adores smaller dogs and needs a canine companion to play with. She currently lives peacefully with three cats, although she may occasionally taunt them without being aggressive. She is food-motivated and brings plenty of joy with her breakfast-and-dinner dance.
Daisy can be timid and shy with new people and needs patience, consistency, and time to build trust. She would do best in a calm home with children age 12 or older who respect her boundaries. Although she has done well with a newborn in foster care, young children may feel overwhelming.
Ideal Home
- A calm, patient, and understanding adopter
- A canine companion, especially a smaller dog to play with
- Plenty of outdoor space for walks, hikes, or exploration
- Children age 12 or older who respect boundaries
Ongoing Health
Daisy is vaccinated and spayed/neutered. No medical conditions were reported.
Training & Support
Daisy is fully housebroken and non-destructive in the home. Leash manners are her biggest work in progress; she becomes excited on walks and will benefit from continued, reward-based training. Her love of treats should make learning enjoyable.
Application Details
- Start by contacting the provider through Wags to schedule a meet-and-greet and complete an adoption application.
- Once the application is approved, the team will arrange a phone interview and meet-and-greet.
- The process may take up to 10 days because the rescue is volunteer-run.
- Adopters are selected based on the needs of both the dog and the applicant.
Transportation
No transportation options were specified.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Jack Jack's Pack Street Dog Rescue.
Know the breed
Daisy Dingo doesn’t list a fee. Ask when you reach out.
Common questions
Grown, expect around 26–60 lb.
Typical Great Pyrenees, Akbash guidance: Double · 60 min/day, Moderate activity.
From the breed profile
The listing marks Daisy Dingo as good with kids, dogs, cats. Anything not on that list is unknown, not a no. Ask Kits what the listing does and doesn't say.
From Jack Jack's Pack Street Dog Rescue's listing
Jack Jack's Pack Street Dog Rescue is in Pflugerville, TX. Reach out to arrange a time.
Meet the shelter
Jack Jack's Pack Street Dog Rescue
Pflugerville, TX