Looking for a Great Pyrenees dog for adoption near High Prairie in Grouard, Alberta? Lola would love to be considered for the position of your cherished family companion. This very special dog is 2 years old and weighs 90 pounds.
Meet Lola, the gentle giant with a heart as vast as the Alberta skies! 🐾 Are you ready to add a fluffy bundle of joy to your acreage? Lola, a majestic 2-year-old Great Pyrenees, is on the lookout for her forever home near High Prairie in Grouard, Alberta. She’s a 90-pound snuggle monster who loves to believe she’s a lap dog, bringing tail-wagging happiness to every mealtime and offering an unparalleled level of loyalty as she guards her domain with loving dedication.
Lola’s playful zoomies will bring endless giggles to your family, while her affection for cuddles and treats will melt your heart daily. 💖 Though she’s best suited as an only pet or with her sister, her spirit is perfect for a family ready to shower her with love and give her space to thrive on their land. If you’ve got a soft spot for big, fluffy guardians who think they’re pint-sized pooches, then Lola is the one for you!
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🏡 Her current family cherishes her deeply but knows that Lola deserves a home where she can flourish. They’re entrusting her future to caring hands that will adore her as much as they do. So, if you’re on an acreage and longing for a furry friend to protect your homestead and fill your days with joy, don’t wait!
🐶💕 Embrace the opportunity to experience the pure, boundless love Lola has to offer. Read on to learn how this gorgeous Pyrenees can become an integral part of your family, and how you can make her dream of a loving, forever home come true!
5 Amazing Things About Lola:
Her gentle and loving spirit.
Her love for snacks.
How cute she is when she gets the zoomies.
How she thinks she is small enough the be a lap dog when she wants snuggles.
How she wages her tail the entire time she eats her food.
How motivated and focused she is to keep our land safe.
Lola’s owners are very sad to have to rehome their cherished dog, but circumstances beyond their control have made rehoming a must-do.
They are hoping to find the right home where this deserving dog will be loved unconditionally and kept safe, happy, healthy and well-cared-for.
If you have room in your heart and home for Lola, then please offer a loving, forever home today. Lola can’t wait to show you the true meaning of unconditional love.
How To Adopt Lola
Please fill out our online meeting request form via the button below. Once your application is received and reviewed, our staff will ask the pets owner to reach out to you and arrange a meeting.
There is a $150 adoption/rehoming fee. Supplies and veterinary records will be included.
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All About Lola – Pyrenees dog For Adoption in Grouard Alberta
Name of Pet: Lola
Location: Grouard, Alberta, T0G 1C0
Type of Pet: dog
Breed of Pet: Great Pyrenees
Sex of Pet: Female
Age of Pet: 2
Spayed/Neutered?: Yes
Health Problems: No
Behavior Issues: Yes I am not sure its an actual behaviour problem, I think the issue is just with my inside dog. They stopped getting long once Lola matured more, and it has continued to escalate to the point that we have them separated at all times. But we don’t have many friends with dogs, and we don’t take them places because they are farm dogs so they have not been socialized a lot. It would likely be better they go to a home that doesn’t currently have other dogs.
And on occasion Lola has resource guarded a bone, but not from us, from Lacy her sister.
I can touch Lola, and be near her and change her collar etc all while she eats her breakfast and dinner and she has never resourced guarded with me.
Up To Date on Vaccinations: No
Gets along with cats: No
Gets along with dogs: Best suited as an only dog or with her sister, who is also being rehomed.
Good with Children?: Yes
House Broken or Litter Trained?: Yes
Crate Trained?: No
Accessories Included: A dog bowl, a 2 pack of brand new GPS collars (their current ones still work)
A dog house if its possible to move it.
Lola’s Personality
She is very calm (unless excited to see you if I have been out and come home – they she sometimes tries to give hugs out of excitement)
She loves to snuggle, and get attention. Very gentle with my toddler, very food motivated and loves her snacks and meals. She will play with Lacy, but otherwise quite calm and relaxed. But she takes her job of protecting the homestead very seriously. She would be inside more if we could have her around our other dog, she loves to come in and get pets and snuggles before going back outside.
She does not like to be locked in anywhere. She does NOT do well with this. She can be tied up if she needs to be kept in one spot for a period of time and does fine with this, but locking her in a crate or a garage is not ideal.
We currently use GPS collars with an invisible fence because they will wander during calving season. We dont have livestock but given her breed she wants to protect when the calves come. We just got in the habit of using them daily to keep them close to home. And when they are charging we tie her up.
Lola’s Favorite Toys, Foods, Activities?
Lola isn’t really into toys, but she loves snacks, even if its just her kibble. She loves meat too.
She loves to patrol the land and make sure its safe, and snuggle time with us when we are outside.
Cute Lola Story:
When Lola was just a puppy she was really floppy on her feet and would often have the zoomies. We were out for a family walk and she got so excited she ran right into my legs knocking me over, because she forgot to move around me.
Why is Lola Being Rehomed?
Lola and Luna (my inside dog) don’t get along. She will attack her at random, and I don’t know what triggers it. Possibly because we also have Lacy and Lola wants to protect her. Its something we have tried to work through but it gets worse each time. And because of demanding work schedules, motherhood and just general life responsibilities its not something I have the time to devote too. I spoke with a trainer and she explained what we would need to do, and I have no been able to fulfill that with my other responsibilities. Along with, I need to keep my son safe, he has been too close at times, and its caused a lot of stress and anxiety in our family.
Lola’s Perfect Adoptive Home Will Be:
I want them to love her like I love her. We hang stockings for our pets at Christmas time. I want them to love her, cuddle her when she needs it and give her the space to do her job. Reward her for her hard work and be able to spend more time with her than I can. She is fiercely loyal, and I need the family to understand what this means. She views her land as her job to protect, and takes it seriously.
We live on 160 acres and they have access to about 10 acres to roam. So being on an acreage is a must for her. And if there is livestock thats a bonus, she thrives when she can protect a herd of sorts.
Ideally she would also have a space to go when she needs out of the elements like we have here for her. She goes under the deck a lot in the summer and winter. We have a dog house but she isn’t sure about it yet.
I would like to know they are doing well and adjusting.
Lola – Pyrenees dog For Rehoming in Grouard Alberta
Lola is a Pyrenees dog for adoption by owner in Grouard Alberta. Lola is located close to the following towns and cities in Alberta, and can be adopted from anywhere within a reasonable distance.
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Grouard AB,
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Barrhead AB,
Edson AB,
Adopt this deserving Pyrenees dog in Grouard Alberta today.