Find Great Pyrenees Puppies for Sale and Great Pyrenees Dogs for Adoption in Indiana, USA dog classifieds directory or advertise your Great Pyrenees puppies and Great Pyrenees dog litters in Indiana, USA free. Show Indy Great Pyrenees Rescue, Inc is focused on providing caring forever homes for unwanted and abandoned Great Pyrenees and reducing the number of Pyrenees forced into rescue. In addition to the traditional reactive processes associated with animal rescue, IGPR strives to develop proactive approaches to dealing with the issues of unwanted and abandoned animals. In all endeavors IGPR utilizes a humane approach to animal care and housing while respecting the public’s trust that we operate with the highest level of fiduciary responsibility in program implementation. Adoption PolicyOur adoption and foster applications are available on our website, www.igpr.org. For applications for working dogs, please send an e-mail to [email protected] and request we e-mail one to you. For adopters and fosters, you must be over 25 years old, own your own home, have visible fencing a minimum of 4' tall and in some cases 6', SEcure fencing is required for Great Pyrenees because they are born to roam. They can over 5 miles in an hour if they choose to. We do not adopt to homes with overhead trolleys or tie outs either. The dogs can hang themselves on trolleys. Tie outs are not good because it does not allow your dog to walk the perimeter of the territory they are in. This breed cannot be taught territorial boundaries and safely remain in them. Electric fencing and collars do not work for this breed, as they will take the shock for the freedom. No children in the household under 6 years old, and in some cases older, based on the personality of the dog. . Great Pyrenees are large dogs and can accidentally knock over young children or children can fall on them and when the dog reacts, then the custodian of the dog does not feel safe with them around a child. No matter what the age of your child, a new dog should always be supervised with them. If you have had pets in the past 10 years, we REQUIRE a veterinarian reference with complete contact information, and ask that you notify the practice they have your approval to release information about the care of your pets. Personal references should only be provided if it has been 10 years or longer since you have had a pet, or have never owned a pet. If you have not kept your dogs up to date on vaccinations or kept them on year round heartworm preventative, you will not be approved to adopt, unless there is a medical reason your pet could not be vaccinated or on heartworm preventative. We do require a home visit and fence check before adoption approval. If you have adopted a dog from another rescue organization in the last 3 years, and have not moved, we can use that home visit and fence check report in lieu of another home visit. You will need to provide the contact info in order for us to request the report. You may think these are a lot of requirements from IGPR, Inc., in order for you to adopt a new dog. However, these dogs have already lost one or more homes, and we do our best to educate you about the breed, and to insure the dog is a good fit for your situation in our adoption process. We know many of you may love and feed your pets, but responsible pet care also require you are financially able to provide medical care for your dog as needed, and that you have a living situation in which you and the dog can develop a permanent and safe relationship. WE ARE UNABLE TO TAKE ANY NEW DOGS INTO RESCUE AT THIS TIME. THERE IS A NATIONAL CRISIS OF ANIMALS BEING SURRENDERED TO RESCUES AND SHELTERS. MANY SHELTERS ARE EUTHANIZING OWNER SURRENDERS UPON INTAKE. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO KEEP YOUR GREAT PYRENEES, PLEASE CONTACT THE PERSON YOU GOT THEM FROM TO SEE ABOUT RETURNING THEM. A REPUTABLE BREEDER SELLING AKC DOGS IS REQUIRED TO TAKE THEIR DOGS BACK BY AKC STANDARDS. BACKYARD BREEDERS ARE NOT. SEEK OUT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON HOW TO REHOME YOUR DOG AT ADOPT-A-PET.COM We take purebred Great Pyrenees dogs from Indiana, into our rescue program as space allows. We also accept owner surrenders when possible. We are not a shelter. All of our dogs live in foster homes. These generous families help raise, socialize and treat any medical conditions the Pyr may have had prior to rescue. This gives you, the adopter, an advantage. By having Pyrs in foster homes we are able to learn a lot about the dogs prior to adoption. This makes it easier to match potential adopters to the right Pyr for their family. Foster homes are urgently needed. Please visit our adopt/foster page or contact us if you are interested in giving a homeless Pyr a temporary home. Foster Homes are desperately needed!!! Available for Adoption Money and Time are always needed to help with our Great Pyrenees. The medical expenses and surgeries on some dogs can run into thousands of dollars. What can money not buy? The love and guidance you can provide by fostering a Great Pyrenees. What is the average price of a Great Pyrenees puppy?I've seen Great Pyrenees puppies being sold for about $1,000 to $2,500 from reputable breeders. But I've seen puppies for about $200 from irresponsible breeders. Rescues may have pyrs for about $500 depending on the dog's age. But remember—a higher price doesn't mean you're getting a better-quality puppy.
Is a Great Pyrenees a good house dog?The Great Pyrenees can be a wonderful companion if you live in a suburban or rural area and lead a fairly placid life. These dogs like having quiet time in the house and enjoy a predictable, orderly routine. The guarding nature of this breed makes socialization especially important.
Are Great Pyrenees dogs lazy?Great Pyrenees dogs are known for their calm demeanor, but don't mistake that for laziness.
What are the cons of owning a Great Pyrenees?Owning a Great Pyrenees: 3 Pros and Cons. |
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