Quinn

Polar Bear and I (formerly known as Penguin) came to AGPR in December 2023. Why or why, you are wondering, has it taken so long to get me posted on Petfinder??? Well, its like this...first, please call me Quinn, it is more manly.<br/><br/>My brother and I belonged to a senior couple and they could no longer afford to keep the two of us. And, I have to admit, the two of us were big boys and weren't very well behaved when we arrived. Also, we did not have any leash or people skills. So, our friends at AGPR have spent a great deal of time with us and it has paid off.<br/><br/>Polar got adopted earlier this year and now it is my turn. I've been able to paly with some other dogs and do quite well. I'm now not afraid to be leashed up and taken out for a walk with some of the volunteers. My newest buddy is Rose...we like to walk together.<br/><br/>I would love a family who has room for me to run in the backyard and is willing to take some time with me to get me comfortable with family living. I was in a home before and just need to remember how to love it again.<br/><br/>I'm sure you know that all Great Pyrenees require a fenced-in yard (at least four foot high). If you have questions about the breed or AGPR's adoption policies and procedures, please go to their website at www.agprescue.org. There's plenty of good information about the breed on their website - Pyrs aren't a breed for everyone!

Polar Bear and I (formerly known as Penguin) came to AGPR in December 2023. Why or why, you are wondering, has it taken so long to get me posted on Petfinder??? Well, its like this...first, please call me Quinn, it is more manly.

My brother and I belonged to a senior couple and they could no longer afford to keep the two of us. And, I have to admit, the two of us were big boys and weren't very well behaved when we arrived. Also, we did not have any leash or people skills. So, our friends at AGPR have spent a great deal of time with us and it has paid off.

Polar got adopted earlier this year and now it is my turn. I've been able to paly with some other dogs and do quite well. I'm now not afraid to be leashed up and taken out for a walk with some of the volunteers. My newest buddy is Rose...we like to walk together.

I would love a family who has room for me to run in the backyard and is willing to take some time with me to get me comfortable with family living. I was in a home before and just need to

Polar Bear and I (formerly known as Penguin) came to AGPR in December 2023. Why or why, you are wondering, has it taken so long to get me posted on Petfinder??? Well, its like this...first, please call me Quinn, it is more manly.

My brother and I belonged to a senior couple and they could no longer afford to keep the two of us. And, I have to admit, the two of us were big boys and weren't very well behaved when we arrived. Also, we did not have any leash or people skills. So, our friends at AGPR have spent a great deal of time with us and it has paid off.

Polar got adopted earlier this year and now it is my turn. I've been able to paly with some other dogs and do quite well. I'm now not afraid to be leashed up and taken out for a walk with some of the volunteers. My newest buddy is Rose...we like to walk together.

I would love a family who has room for me to run in the backyard and is willing to take some time with me to get me comfortable with family living. I was in a home before and just need to remember how to love it again.

I'm sure you know that all Great Pyrenees require a fenced-in yard (at least four foot high). If you have questions about the breed or AGPR's adoption policies and procedures, please go to their website at www.agprescue.org. There's plenty of good information about the breed on their website - Pyrs aren't a breed for everyone!