Name: Great Pyrenees Puppy
Brand: Great Pyrenees
SKU: 331388
Price: 1 USD
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Great Pyrenees black lab for free

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

331388

Price / Fee

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Great Pyrenees

Location

Boone, Des Moines, Boone County, Iowa

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

His names apollo and he’s knows his name, he’s about 8 months old, he hasn’t been neutered or registered. He’s a great family dog he’s been around 5-15 year olds and he’s nice a gentle with them. He’s potty trained to go on grass, he loves kisses but kinda sleeps on his own, there is one glaring thing tho is that he is an aggressive chewer if you leave him alone for more then 5+ hours but if you give him rawhide bones then that will keep him occupied. I really don’t wanna get rid of him but I work so much that I’m rarely home, and he’s needs a friend to play with and I don’t have time for another dog and I feel like I barely got time for him but he’s a great doggo just still a baby tho

Well my phone number is (***) ***-***6 just text me

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FAQ about Great Pyrenees and Black Lab Mix

What is the age of the dog being listed?

The dog, named Apollo, is about 8 months old.

Is Apollo neutered or registered?

No, Apollo hasn’t been neutered or registered.

What is Apollo's temperament like around children?

Apollo is known to be a great family dog. He has been around children aged 5-15 years and is described as nice and gentle with them.

Is he potty trained?

Yes, Apollo is potty trained and he prefers to go on grass.

What does Apollo like to do?

Apollo loves kisses and enjoys playing, but it should be noted that he tends to sleep alone.

Is Apollo an aggressive chewer?

Yes, Apollo is an aggressive chewer, especially if left alone for more than 5 hours. Providing him with rawhide bones can help keep him occupied.

Why is he being given away?

The owner is finding it challenging to care for Apollo due to a busy work schedule. They feel he needs a friend to play with, which they cannot provide at the moment.