Meet Bentley, a truly handsome and affectionate Great Pyrenees mix ready to fill your home with joy. This gentle giant is a people-lover through and through, getting wonderfully bouncy and excited at the prospect of meeting new friends and soaking up attention. His inquisitive nature means he loves to explore his surroundings, and his distinctive, very curly tail wags with enthusiastic delight when he's happy. Bentley enjoys being brushed and playing with toys, showing a happy and adaptable personality that makes him a wonderful companion.
As a Great Pyrenees, Bentley possesses traits of a loyal guardian, known for their calm demeanor but also their independent spirit. He has a medium-length all-white coat that requires moderate grooming to keep him looking his best, and he is a heavy shedder, especially seasonally. Bentley has a moderate energy level and enjoys outdoor adventures, walking well on a leash. He appears to be friendly with all dogs he's met, making him a great candidate for a home with existing canine companions. His gentle nature also makes him suitable for families with teenage children.
Bentley's ideal forever home is an active family who appreciates his loving and curious spirit. He thrives indoors where he can be close to his people and requires a secure, visible 4-foot fence for his safety, as invisible fencing is not suitable for his breed. He would greatly benefit from a home with at least one doggie companion to pal around with. Bentley is a happy boy eager to learn new things, especially if hot dogs are involved as a reward, and promises to be a devoted member of a patient family ready to welcome him into their hearts.
Special Needs
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