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Ted, affectionately known as Teddy, is a truly devoted and gentle soul who thrives on companionship and affection. This lovable gentleman is completely housebroken and is making excellent progress with his crate training and leash walking. Teddy has an enormous heart, instantly befriending everyone he meets, including children, adults, and even strangers. He is respectful of cats and gets along wonderfully with female dogs, always seeking to be by your side.
As a Great Pyrenees, Teddy embodies the breed's gentle giant nature, known for their calm demeanor and protective instincts. He possesses a medium activity level, enjoying daily walks and time outdoors in a securely fenced yard. Great Pyrenees typically have moderate grooming needs due to their thick double coat, requiring regular brushing to manage shedding, which can be heavy. Their exercise needs are moderate, satisfied with daily strolls and opportunities to explore.
Teddy's ideal home is a quiet environment where his humans are often present, perhaps working from home, or able to include him in their daily outings. He is a 'velcro dog' who wants to be by your side, happily sleeping in bed and following you from room to room. A secure 6-foot visible fence is essential for his safety, and a home that already includes a large, dominant female canine companion would be perfect. Patient adopters committed to continuing his training and understanding his need for constant affection will find in Teddy an unwavering, loving companion.
Special Needs
Experiences separation and confinement anxiety when left alone.
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