Frosty is an incredibly affectionate and playful Great Pyrenees mix who loves people and other animals. She's fully housebroken, crate trained, and eager to learn new things, including leash manners. Her signature 'great big hugs' are sure to melt your heart, and she thrives on interaction and adventure. Frosty is noted for barking significantly less than many Pyrs, only really vocalizing when joyfully playing with her dog friends. She's a fantastic oversized mouser and enjoys car rides, making new friends, and snuggling up after a day of fun.
As a Great Pyrenees, Frosty possesses a gentle giant nature, known for being calm, patient, and protective. She's non-confrontational with cats and gets along wonderfully with male dogs of all sizes, having even been tested successfully with cows and goats. Her high energy level means she's always ready for an adventure, embodying the breed's love for the outdoors. While she enjoys her outside time, she dislikes active rain, but tolerates bath time like a champ. Her intelligence and eagerness to please make her a rewarding companion for those familiar with large, intelligent breeds.
The ideal home for Frosty is an active, adventure-loving family who can match her zest for life. She would thrive with people who enjoy hiking and outdoor activities, providing her with plenty of opportunities for exercise and exploration. Due to her size and energy, a home with children aged 10 and up would be best. A secure, visible 6-foot fence is essential to keep this sweetheart safe. Frosty prefers a bit of personal space for sleeping and eating, which her crate perfectly provides. She's ready to be your loyal companion, offering endless affection and a lifetime of memorable moments.
Special Needs
No
Vaccinations
Good With
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