Petzlover
These 2 polar bear creatures in the dog form are Brutus & Portia. They are 1 year old Great Pyranese. Thier story is attached and to say it has been a sad one is an understatement. Brutus is the bigger of the 2, and Portia is the smaller of the 2. Please read all. Thier story: Brutus & Portia ended up in my care after some sad unfortunate circumstances. Thier owner called me and begged me to come get them and her other animals from where she had previously had the boarded after she had received a call from the land owner, the sheriff's department, and animal control. She had told me a story that had me horrified. There were at one time 4 dogs. One of the dogs had passed away after her failing to feed them on a daily basis. She lived 2.5 hours away and was going through a divorce and supposedly had someone feeding them but nobody showed up unless it was my boyfriend and I. We had gone to Monrovia to feed them a couple of times when she had asked. The dog that had passed was being eaten by the others because they had been starved. Once I got that call I spoke to my boyfriend and we were off to get them, a cow, and 3 horses. She gave temporary control of the dogs at that time. We brought them back to my place under the agreement that it would only be 3 months for all animals. At first surrendered 1 dog which I was easily able to rehome, and then the cow. Before the end of the 3 months she surrendered the remaining animals. These 2 have been through hell and back. They are bonded and will go together with no exceptions. If it wasn't for the facts that one 1. I rescue horses, 2. I wasn't injured, 3. I wasn't at my max capacity of animals these 2, they would stay. - They are kid friendly. - Brutus is very forward, Portia is very shy and needs the most love. The more you love on her the more she warms up to you - They've been raised around pigs, chickens, horses, and a cow. - Portia needs a little work to be house trained, Brutus let's you know when he needs to go out. - A fenced area is a must. Brutus tends to go visit and Portia is a runner but stays close to home. So that is an absolute must have. - They are both super sweet and do fine with other dogs. - Big cuddly teddy bears - They do need fixed. No litters yet thankfully. - They shed A LOT! - They prefer outdoor life to indoors but do fine on either. They are bred to be livestock guardian dogs. - The previous owner has refused to provide any information on shots or veterinary record. - A forever, knowledgeable home is a must. - If there were papers the previous owner did not and will not tell me if there were any. - A requirement for their adoption, is that upon adoption they are to be neutered and spayed. - Brutus is fine with cats, Portia I'm not sure I have fallen on hard times or they would've seen a vet. They deserve more time and attention. Both have never shown aggression and are sweet. If you're interested in these cuddly imposter polar bears please contact me. There is a rehoming fee. Before they leave they will be bathed, nails trimmed, and brushed. Located in Solsberry.
