Meet Dolly, a truly sweet and gentle Great Pyrenees who is patiently waiting for her forever home. This lovely lady is the epitome of a low-maintenance companion, being completely housebroken and knowing basic commands like "sit" and "come." Dolly is a tripod, having lost a back leg after being hit by a car, but she gets around beautifully and only occasionally needs a little help getting into the car for her favorite activity: car rides! Her extremely patient and friendly nature means she gets along wonderfully with other dogs, even energetic small ones.
As a true Great Pyrenees, Dolly will announce visitors with enthusiastic barking, but once they settle in, she's all about soaking up attention and pets. She's met teenagers without issues and prefers spending her days inside, chilling on the sofa with her people. Dolly is not a hiking partner but rather a gentle homebody who enjoys a relaxed pace of life. She walks well on a leash, has no desire to escape a fenced yard, and doesn't dig, making her a calm and reliable companion.
Dolly's ideal home is with someone who appreciates a laid-back dog and has a secure, visible 5-foot fence. She thrives on affection and would love a family who will spoil her with treats like cheese, bacon, and eggs, shower her with nose kisses, and remind her daily how beautiful she is. This patient, loving girl deserves all the adoration in the world and will bring immense warmth and companionship to her new family.
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Dolly is a tripod, having lost a back leg, but she navigates well.
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