Grimmy
Grimmy
At a glance
A little about them
Meet Grimmy, a sweet and gentle 5-month-old Great Pyrenees/Pit Bull mix. Weighing around 35–40 pounds now, she is expected to grow to at least 70–80 pounds, possibly more. Grimmy balances playful puppy energy with a calm, easygoing personality. She loves affection and being included with her family, while also enjoying relaxing nearby or entertaining herself.
She may be shy when meeting new people but warms up quickly. Grimmy has been exploring new places, including HomeGoods and Lowe’s, and is making wonderful progress building confidence. She has done well meeting other dogs and becomes playful once comfortable.
Ideal Home
Grimmy would thrive with a family prepared for her large adult size and committed to continued training, socialization, and confidence building. She could do well as an only dog or with another friendly canine companion.
Ongoing Health
Grimmy is spayed and up to date on vaccinations. She will have a health certificate prior to adoption.
Training & Support
Grimmy knows commands including “sit,” “crate,” and “no.” She is eager to keep learning with gentle guidance and positive reinforcement. She may occasionally bark at unfamiliar noises but is making progress as her confidence grows.
Application Details
- Begin the adoption application by contacting Grimmy’s provider through Wags.
- Her family should be prepared for her continued growth, training, socialization, and confidence building.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
Promised before pickupReported by Live Free Animal Rescue.
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Common questions
She weighs around 35–40 pounds at 5 months old and is estimated to reach at least 70–80 pounds full grown, possibly more.
Yes. She has done well meeting other dogs and becomes playful once she feels comfortable.
She knows commands including “sit,” “crate,” and “no,” and is eager to continue learning with gentle guidance and positive reinforcement.
Her adopter should be prepared for her large adult size and committed to continued training, socialization, and confidence building.