Chrissy

Beautiful, social, and sporting a lovely medium-length coat, Chrissy is ready to find her very own family!<br/><br/>Chrissy was born on August 15, 2026, as part of a litter of 11 and was raised in a home environment. She’s had a wonderful start surrounded by people and is a very social puppy who is ready to explore the world and make new friends.<br/><br/>Her mom is a Great Pyrenees/Australian Shepherd mix, and dad is believed to be a Hound/Lab mix. That’s quite the combination! Great Pyrenees can bring independence and a natural protective instinct, Australian Shepherds are intelligent and active, and Hounds and Labs often contribute curiosity, a love of exploring, and an affectionate nature.<br/><br/>Chrissy’s medium-length coat may be a hint of the variety in her family tree, and she’ll need regular brushing to keep it looking its best. She may grow into a medium-to-large or large dog, so her family should be prepared for a bigger companion.<br/><br/>As with any young puppy, Chrissy will need a family committed to:<br/><br/>* Potty training and establishing a consistent routine.<br/>* Basic obedience and positive-reinforcement training.<br/>* Early socialization with people, dogs, sounds, and new environments.<br/>* Age-appropriate exercise, playtime, and mental stimulation.<br/>* Learning appropriate manners and working through normal puppy chewing and mouthing.<br/>* Regular grooming and routine veterinary care, including vaccinations and preventatives.<br/><br/>Chrissy is at the perfect age to learn, grow, and become a wonderful lifelong companion. She just needs a family willing to invest the time, patience, and love that raising a puppy requires.<br/><br/>Adoption application is available on our website: www.puppypawsrescue.org<br/><br/>Please note:<br/><br/>Pup cannot be left alone for more than 4 hours at a time. This is necessary for comfort breaks and much needed socialization for a pup this age.<br/><br/>For young puppies that leave unaltered:<br/>A refundable $100 spay/neuter deposit for adopters with established spay/neuter history is required.<br/>A refundable $200 spay/neuter deposit for adopters without spay/neuter history is required.

Beautiful, social, and sporting a lovely medium-length coat, Chrissy is ready to find her very own family!

Chrissy was born on August 15, 2026, as part of a litter of 11 and was raised in a home environment. She’s had a wonderful start surrounded by people and is a very social puppy who is ready to explore the world and make new friends.

Her mom is a Great Pyrenees/Australian Shepherd mix, and dad is believed to be a Hound/Lab mix. That’s quite the combination! Great Pyrenees can bring independence and a natural protective instinct, Australian Shepherds are intelligent and active, and Hounds and Labs often contribute curiosity, a love of exploring, and an affectionate nature.

Chrissy’s medium-length coat may be a hint of the variety in her family tree, and she’ll need regular brushing to keep it looking its best. She may grow into a medium-to-large or large dog, so her family should be prepared for a bigger companion.

As with any young puppy, Chrissy will need a family committed to:

Beautiful, social, and sporting a lovely medium-length coat, Chrissy is ready to find her very own family!

Chrissy was born on August 15, 2026, as part of a litter of 11 and was raised in a home environment. She’s had a wonderful start surrounded by people and is a very social puppy who is ready to explore the world and make new friends.

Her mom is a Great Pyrenees/Australian Shepherd mix, and dad is believed to be a Hound/Lab mix. That’s quite the combination! Great Pyrenees can bring independence and a natural protective instinct, Australian Shepherds are intelligent and active, and Hounds and Labs often contribute curiosity, a love of exploring, and an affectionate nature.

Chrissy’s medium-length coat may be a hint of the variety in her family tree, and she’ll need regular brushing to keep it looking its best. She may grow into a medium-to-large or large dog, so her family should be prepared for a bigger companion.

As with any young puppy, Chrissy will need a family committed to:

* Potty training and establishing a consistent routine.
* Basic obedience and positive-reinforcement training.
* Early socialization with people, dogs, sounds, and new environments.
* Age-appropriate exercise, playtime, and mental stimulation.
* Learning appropriate manners and working through normal puppy chewing and mouthing.
* Regular grooming and routine veterinary care,