Stella, Great Pyrenees female. She is a sweet girl who has experience living with sheep and has been part of our breeding program.

Stella has the potential to be a wonderful addition to a farm or homestead, or a loving family companion for someone who understands the Great Pyrenees breed.

A few important things to know about Stella:

• Purebred Great Pyrenees, not registered.

• Has experience living with sheep.

• Has been a good breeding female.

• Does well with other dogs when they are in the same enclosure with her.

• Does not do well sharing a fence line with dogs on the other side, so her living arrangements will need to accommodate this.

• Has lived outdoors and is not house-trained.

• Has not received basic obedience training and will need someone willing to teach her commands and household manners.

Stella’s ideal home would be a farm, homestead, or family that understands the independent nature and guardian instincts of the Great Pyrenees. She can do well with other dogs when properly introduced and living together, but a situation where she shares a fence line with neighboring dogs would not be ideal.

Her experience with sheep makes her a potential livestock guardian, and she could also become a wonderful family companion with patience, consistent training, and time to adjust to a new lifestyle.

 Magnolia,(stella’s sister)  Great Pyrenees female. She is a sweet girl with a somewhat shy personality who would thrive in a patient, understanding home where she can feel secure and build trust at her own pace.

Magnolia has experience living with sheep and has been part of our breeding program. She could be a wonderful addition to a farm or homestead, or a loyal companion for someone who appreciates the Great Pyrenees breed.

A few important things to know about Magnolia:

• Purebred Great Pyrenees, not registered.

• Has experience living with sheep.

• Has been a good breeding female.

• Sweet but somewhat shy and needs time to warm up.

• Does not get along well with other dogs, so she needs to be the only dog in her new home.

• Has lived outdoors and is not house-trained.

• Has not received basic obedience training and will need someone willing to teach her commands and household manners.

Magnolia’s ideal home would be a farm, homestead, or family where she can be the only dog. Her experience with sheep makes her a potential livestock guardian, while her sweet nature gives her the potential to become a loving companion.

 Aspen, AKC-registered Great Pyrenees female. She is a friendly, laid-back girl with a sweet personality and a loving disposition.

Aspen has the potential to thrive in several different roles, whether as a livestock guardian dog, part of a responsible breeding program, or a beloved family companion.

A few important things to know about Aspen:

• AKC registered.

• Friendly, sweet, and easygoing personality.

• Laid-back temperament.

• Potential to become a livestock guardian with appropriate training and introduction to livestock.

• Could be considered for a responsible breeding program.

• Would make a wonderful family companion.

• She has lived outdoors and is not house-trained.

• She has not received basic obedience training and will need someone willing to teach her commands and household manners.

Aspen’s ideal home would be with someone who appreciates the Great Pyrenees breed and understands their independent nature and natural guardian instincts. She will need patience, consistency, and training as she adjusts to her new environment, particularly if transitioning to life as an indoor family pet.

Ruby Bernese Mountain Dog female. She is an incredibly sweet, loving girl with a wonderful personality and so much affection to give.

She absolutely loves people and would thrive in an active home where she can enjoy outdoor adventures, plenty of exercise, and quality time with her family. She has so much potential to become a devoted and loving companion.

A few important things to know about her:

• She has been raised on a raw food diet her entire life and has been very healthy.

• She is unvaccinated.

• She has lived outdoors, so she will need to be completely house-trained.

• She has not been taught basic commands or leash walking and will need someone willing to start her training from the beginning.

Her ideal home would be with an active individual or family who enjoys spending time outdoors and wants a loyal companion to share their adventures. She will need someone who can provide patience, consistent training, and plenty of love as she adjusts to life as a family pet.

Teddy, Bernese Mountain Dog male. He has been part of our breeding program and is now ready for a new chapter as a beloved family companion.

He absolutely loves people and has a sweet, affectionate personality. We believe he would make a wonderful pet for someone willing to give him the time, patience, and training he needs. He would do better in a home with adults or grown kids because he doesn’t quite know his size and can be a bit of a wrecking ball;)

A few important things to know about him:

• He is an intact (unneutered) male and has been used for breeding.

• He has been raised on a raw food diet his entire life and has been very healthy.

• He is unvaccinated.

• He has lived outdoors, so he will need to be completely house-trained.

• He has not been taught basic commands or leash walking and will need someone willing to start his training from the beginning.

Although he has not had the experience of living as an indoor family pet, he has a wonderful love for people and great potential to become a devoted companion.

His ideal home would be with someone who understands that he will need patience, consistency, and time to adjust to a new lifestyle. We want to find him a home where he will be loved, appreciated, and given the opportunity to thrive as a family dog.