NY Coconut (Foster in Stormville)

I can be met at Tractor Supply 1253 Route 311, Patterson, NY 12563 on12/27/2025 from 11am to 2pm.<br/><br/>***** Event start time changed to 11am! <br/><br/>If you can't make the event, check the website and those still available can be met in their foster home.<br/><br/>Meet the "Great Heelers" - Half Fluff, Half Brains, All Heart! <br/>These 8-week-old beauties are the ultimate "best of both worlds" mix. From their Great Pyrenees side, they've inherited thick coats and a calm, soulful nature. From their Red Heeler side, they've got those iconic copper speckles and a sharp intelligence that means they'll learn "sit" before you even finish the sentence!<br/> The Vibe: Sturdy, adventurous, and incredibly cuddly.<br/> The Look: Fluffy coats with unique red mottling and "eyeliner" markings.<br/> Ideal Home: Someone with a physically fenced yard to roam and plenty of love to give.<br/><br/> Quick Facts: The Great Heeler Mix<br/>Size & Build<br/> Expected Weight: Between 50-80 lbs as adults. (This varies based on whether they take after the Pyrenees or the Heeler).<br/> Height: Roughly 20-26 inches at the shoulder.<br/> Build: Sturdy, athletic, and hardy. They are built for hiking, farm work, or long walks.<br/><br/>Coat & Grooming<br/> Texture: Expect a dense, double coat. It will be incredibly soft as a puppy and become more weather resistant as they age.<br/> Shedding: High. They will likely "blow" their coat twice a year.<br/> Grooming Needs: A deep brushing once or twice a week is essential to prevent matting and keep their red-speckled fur looking bright.<br/><br/>Temperament & Training<br/> Energy Level: Moderate to High. They need daily mental and physical exercise to stay happy.<br/><br/> Trainability: Very High. Heelers are world-class learners, but the Pyrenees side adds a touch of "independent thinking." Positive reinforcement works wonders!<br/> Best Environment: They thrive in homes with physically fenced yards. They are natural guardians and will likely be very loyal to their "pack."<br/><br/>What Makes Them Special?<br/>The "Great Heeler" is known for being more grounded and "chill" than a purebred Heeler, but more alert and athletic than a purebred Pyrenees. They are truly a versatile "all-purpose" dog.<br/><br/>How to meet dogs listed with "NY" :<br/>If the dog is listed with an 'Avail date" and a (location) - the dog cannot be met until the event and it is a first come, first to meet and adopt event with the dogs being met in the order the potential adopters sign in.<br/><br/>If the dog is listed as being in a (foster home ie: Foster in Carmel) please email us at info@pawsafe.org and we will set up an appointment for you to meet the dog(s) that interest you at their foster home(s).<br/><br/>**** We are sorry, but we cannot adopt to Massachusetts residents. This is a Ma Dept. of Agriculture policy, not ours.

I can be met at Tractor Supply 1253 Route 311, Patterson, NY 12563 on12/27/2025 from 11am to 2pm.

***** Event start time changed to 11am!

If you can't make the event, check the website and those still available can be met in their foster home.

Meet the "Great Heelers" - Half Fluff, Half Brains, All Heart!
These 8-week-old beauties are the ultimate "best of both worlds" mix. From their Great Pyrenees side, they've inherited thick coats and a calm, soulful nature. From their Red Heeler side, they've got those iconic copper speckles and a sharp intelligence that means they'll learn "sit" before you even finish the sentence!
The Vibe: Sturdy, adventurous, and incredibly cuddly.
The Look: Fluffy coats with unique red mottling and "eyeliner" markings.
Ideal Home: Someone with a physically fenced yard to roam and plenty of love to give.

Quick Facts: The Great Heeler Mix
Size & Build
Expected Weight: Between 50-80 lbs as adults. (This varies based on whether they tak

I can be met at Tractor Supply 1253 Route 311, Patterson, NY 12563 on12/27/2025 from 11am to 2pm.

***** Event start time changed to 11am!

If you can't make the event, check the website and those still available can be met in their foster home.

Meet the "Great Heelers" - Half Fluff, Half Brains, All Heart!
These 8-week-old beauties are the ultimate "best of both worlds" mix. From their Great Pyrenees side, they've inherited thick coats and a calm, soulful nature. From their Red Heeler side, they've got those iconic copper speckles and a sharp intelligence that means they'll learn "sit" before you even finish the sentence!
The Vibe: Sturdy, adventurous, and incredibly cuddly.
The Look: Fluffy coats with unique red mottling and "eyeliner" markings.
Ideal Home: Someone with a physically fenced yard to roam and plenty of love to give.

Quick Facts: The Great Heeler Mix
Size & Build
Expected Weight: Between 50-80 lbs as adults. (This varies based on whether they take after the Pyrenees or the Heeler).
Height: Roughly 20-26 inches at the shoulder.
Build: Sturdy, athletic, and hardy. They are built for hiking, farm work, or long walks.

Coat & Grooming
Texture: Expect a dense, double coat. It will be incredibly soft as a puppy and become more weather resistant as they age.
Shedding: High. They will likely "blow" their coat twice a y