Bear - PYR Bridge Program

🌟 Meet Bear – This handsome male Pyrenees🔥<br/><br/>Bear, a handsome 4-year-old Great Pyrenees male with a fluffy cream-and-black coat and a big personality packed into a manageable 60-70 lb frame.<br/>Rescued after Hurricane Helene displaced him from Virginia, Bear has been a loving member of his foster home for the past year. He’s a gentle, sweet boy who absolutely adores his people once he warms up. While he can be initially fearful and barky with new faces or quick movements, he never shows aggression—just needs a little time and patience to show his true affectionate self.<br/><br/>Bear is great with familiar people, other dogs, and is overall a playful, happy-go-lucky guy who loves zoomies and being chased around the yard.<br/><br/>Bear would thrive in a patient, experienced home with a securely fenced yard where he can dig his signature “Pyr holes” and burn off energy. He’s well-mannered on leash (minimal pulling with a harness), potty trained, and content to snooze in his bed while you’re away.<br/><br/>He’s up to date on vaccinations (yearly due in May), on heartworm prevention, and received a clean bill of health from Banfield Petco.<br/><br/>Bear is looking for a forever family that understands the Great Pyrenees guardian heart and will give him the space and time to become the loyal, loving companion he’s meant to be.<br/><br/>Attributes:<br/>Breed / Age / Sex: Great Pyrenees, 4 years 2 months, Male (neutered)<br/>• Size / Weight: 60-70 lbs (smaller side for the breed)<br/>• Color: Cream with black accents<br/>• Good with: Familiar people (very sweet), other dogs; warms up to strangers and children with patience<br/>• Energy Level: Moderate – loves yard play, zoomies, and being chased<br/>• Special Traits: Playful digger, crinkle-toy lover, initially wary of quick movements but never aggressive<br/>• Training / House Manners: Potty trained, minimal leash pulling with harness, sleeps well when left alone (watch for shoe chewing)<br/>• Health: Excellent – up to date on vaccines (yearly due May), heartworm negative, on prevention<br/>• Ideal Home: Securely fenced yard, patient family ready to let him warm up at his own pace<br/><br/>PYR Bridge is out home-to-home rehoming service for Great Pyrenees. Responsible owners can list their Pyr here, so we help screen and match them with loving new families--without the dos ever entering a shelter or changing legal ownership.<br/>IMPORTANT: GREAT PYRENEES RESCUE SOUTHEAST DOE SNOT TAKE OWNERSHIP OF ANY DOG LISTED IN THE PYR BRIDGE.

🌟 Meet Bear – This handsome male Pyrenees🔥

Bear, a handsome 4-year-old Great Pyrenees male with a fluffy cream-and-black coat and a big personality packed into a manageable 60-70 lb frame.
Rescued after Hurricane Helene displaced him from Virginia, Bear has been a loving member of his foster home for the past year. He’s a gentle, sweet boy who absolutely adores his people once he warms up. While he can be initially fearful and barky with new faces or quick movements, he never shows aggression—just needs a little time and patience to show his true affectionate self.

Bear is great with familiar people, other dogs, and is overall a playful, happy-go-lucky guy who loves zoomies and being chased around the yard.

Bear would thrive in a patient, experienced home with a securely fenced yard where he can dig his signature “Pyr holes” and burn off energy. He’s well-mannered on leash (minimal pulling with a harness), potty trained, and content to snooze in his bed while you’re away.

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🌟 Meet Bear – This handsome male Pyrenees🔥

Bear, a handsome 4-year-old Great Pyrenees male with a fluffy cream-and-black coat and a big personality packed into a manageable 60-70 lb frame.
Rescued after Hurricane Helene displaced him from Virginia, Bear has been a loving member of his foster home for the past year. He’s a gentle, sweet boy who absolutely adores his people once he warms up. While he can be initially fearful and barky with new faces or quick movements, he never shows aggression—just needs a little time and patience to show his true affectionate self.

Bear is great with familiar people, other dogs, and is overall a playful, happy-go-lucky guy who loves zoomies and being chased around the yard.

Bear would thrive in a patient, experienced home with a securely fenced yard where he can dig his signature “Pyr holes” and burn off energy. He’s well-mannered on leash (minimal pulling with a harness), potty trained, and content to snooze in his bed while you’re away.

He’s up to date on vaccinations (yearly due in May), on heartworm prevention, and received a clean bill of health from Banfield Petco.

Bear is looking for a forever family that understands the Great Pyrenees guardian heart and will give him the space and time to become the loyal, loving companion he’s meant to be.

Attributes:
Breed / Age / Sex: Great Pyrenees, 4 years 2 months, Male (ne