Maggie is a super playful and happy young girl, eager to find her forever home after being a wonderful mother to her pups. She is incredibly friendly and thrives on human attention and affection. Maggie enjoys playing with other dogs and has a disposition described as having the "patience of a saint." She is already housebroken and leash trained, showing a keen eagerness to learn new skills. Her love for water and swimming highlights her adventurous and joyful personality.
As a Great Pyrenees mix, Maggie possesses the gentle, patient, and protective traits characteristic of the breed, combined with a youthful exuberance. Great Pyrenees are known for their thick, medium-length coats which require moderate grooming to keep them healthy and to manage their heavy, seasonal shedding. She has a high energy level typical of a young dog and will benefit from consistent exercise. This breed is generally good with children and other dogs, making Maggie a wonderful family companion.
Maggie's ideal home is one that will include her in daily activities and provide a secure, visible 5-foot fenced yard for her to safely explore. She would absolutely love to have another dog or two to play with, as she enjoys canine companionship. Given her current heartworm treatment, her new family should be prepared to continue her medical care. With her loving nature and playful spirit, Maggie is ready to bring immense joy to a family prepared for an active and devoted companion.
Special Needs
Positive for heartworm and undergoing treatment.
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