Ansem

Ansem is what happens when you take a classic Great Pyrenees, remove one leg, and discover absolutely nothing else changes. He is still convinced the yard requires constant supervision, the Amazon driver is suspicious, and snacks should be distributed whenever he makes eye contact. Honestly, he may have gotten more powerful.<br/><br/>At 6 years old and around 100 pounds, Ansem is a calm, gentle, ridiculously nice Pyr who gets along beautifully with dogs, cats, and every human he meets. He came to us after being hit by a car and losing a leg, but he has adapted remarkably well. He gets around just fine, enjoys wandering the yard, and is especially talented at sprawling dramatically in the grass while smiling up at the clouds. His hobbies include soulful staring for snacks, light perimeter patrol work, barking at the shifty Amazon guy, and generally being a large peaceful marshmallow with occasional security concerns.<br/><br/>Ansem does need a fenced yard because even tripod Pyrs still believe they are in charge of homeland security. A one-level home would also be ideal since stairs are a little tougher on a giant one-legged dog, especially after a long day of cloud appreciation and neighborhood surveillance.<br/><br/>If you are looking for a steady, sweet, easygoing companion with excellent manners and legendary Pyr charm, Ansem is ready to move in and supervise your property immediately.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting this dog, please apply online, at https://bigfluffydogs.com/dog-adoption/. Our main website, www.bigfluffydogs.com has more information about us and the rescue process. <br/><br/>NOTE TO EMAILERS FROM PETFINDER: WE DO NOT RESPOND TO EMAIL INQUIRIES WITHOUT AN APPLICATION. WE REGRET WE CANNOT RESPOND TO EVERY EMAIL, BUT UNLESS YOU FILL OUT AN APPLICATION, WE DO NOT KNOW YOU EXIST. <br/><br/>All known information about an individual dog is provided in its listing. We do our best to provide accurate information, but adopters should understand that each home is different and the dog may behave differently in a new home. Dogs are creatures of their environment and you help make the dog what it will be.

Ansem is what happens when you take a classic Great Pyrenees, remove one leg, and discover absolutely nothing else changes. He is still convinced the yard requires constant supervision, the Amazon driver is suspicious, and snacks should be distributed whenever he makes eye contact. Honestly, he may have gotten more powerful.

At 6 years old and around 100 pounds, Ansem is a calm, gentle, ridiculously nice Pyr who gets along beautifully with dogs, cats, and every human he meets. He came to us after being hit by a car and losing a leg, but he has adapted remarkably well. He gets around just fine, enjoys wandering the yard, and is especially talented at sprawling dramatically in the grass while smiling up at the clouds. His hobbies include soulful staring for snacks, light perimeter patrol work, barking at the shifty Amazon guy, and generally being a large peaceful marshmallow with occasional security concerns.

Ansem does need a fenced yard because even tripod Pyrs still believe they are in charge of homeland

Ansem is what happens when you take a classic Great Pyrenees, remove one leg, and discover absolutely nothing else changes. He is still convinced the yard requires constant supervision, the Amazon driver is suspicious, and snacks should be distributed whenever he makes eye contact. Honestly, he may have gotten more powerful.

At 6 years old and around 100 pounds, Ansem is a calm, gentle, ridiculously nice Pyr who gets along beautifully with dogs, cats, and every human he meets. He came to us after being hit by a car and losing a leg, but he has adapted remarkably well. He gets around just fine, enjoys wandering the yard, and is especially talented at sprawling dramatically in the grass while smiling up at the clouds. His hobbies include soulful staring for snacks, light perimeter patrol work, barking at the shifty Amazon guy, and generally being a large peaceful marshmallow with occasional security concerns.

Ansem does need a fenced yard because even tripod Pyrs still believe they are in charge of homeland security. A one-level home would also be ideal since stairs are a little tougher on a giant one-legged dog, especially after a long day of cloud appreciation and neighborhood surveillance.

If you are looking for a steady, sweet, easygoing companion with excellent manners and legendary Pyr charm, Ansem is ready to move in and supervise your property immediately.

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