Pepper

Meet Pepper! She is about 1.5 years old and approximately 41 lbs., with a beautiful brindle coat! Pepper came to APB from a rural animal control facility in Ohio where she was found as a stray, so we did a DNA test to be better able to describe her, and she turned out to be 25% Great Pyrenees with lots of other things mixed in! Great Pyrenees is about the last breed we were expecting, given her fine bones and short brindle coat, so please consider Pepper as a true mutt in the best way.<br/>She is very energetic and loves to run in a big yard. She does very well with other dogs, especially if they have her energy level! Pepper loves affection and attention. She seems to be house trained with minimal accidents in her foster home, and she sleeps well by the bed and also does well on a leash. At first, she can be shy with new people, but ends up loving them. For more information on Pepper, please contact Hanaburg@gmail.com or fill out an application online at https://apbdogs.org/apply-for-adoption/.

Meet Pepper! She is about 1.5 years old and approximately 41 lbs., with a beautiful brindle coat! Pepper came to APB from a rural animal control facility in Ohio where she was found as a stray, so we did a DNA test to be better able to describe her, and she turned out to be 25% Great Pyrenees with lots of other things mixed in! Great Pyrenees is about the last breed we were expecting, given her fine bones and short brindle coat, so please consider Pepper as a true mutt in the best way.
She is very energetic and loves to run in a big yard. She does very well with other dogs, especially if they have her energy level! Pepper loves affection and attention. She seems to be house trained with minimal accidents in her foster home, and she sleeps well by the bed and also does well on a leash. At first, she can be shy with new people, but ends up loving them. For more information on Pepper, please contact Hanaburg@gmail.com or fill out an application online at https://apbdogs.org/apply-for-adoption/.

Meet Pepper! She is about 1.5 years old and approximately 41 lbs., with a beautiful brindle coat! Pepper came to APB from a rural animal control facility in Ohio where she was found as a stray, so we did a DNA test to be better able to describe her, and she turned out to be 25% Great Pyrenees with lots of other things mixed in! Great Pyrenees is about the last breed we were expecting, given her fine bones and short brindle coat, so please consider Pepper as a true mutt in the best way.
She is very energetic and loves to run in a big yard. She does very well with other dogs, especially if they have her energy level! Pepper loves affection and attention. She seems to be house trained with minimal accidents in her foster home, and she sleeps well by the bed and also does well on a leash. At first, she can be shy with new people, but ends up loving them. For more information on Pepper, please contact Hanaburg@gmail.com or fill out an application online at https://apbdogs.org/apply-for-adoption/.