Kringle is one of three pups from a surrendered litter who made their way to the rescue after a tough start. He just celebrated his first birthday in August and has plenty of young-dog energy. Walks are a favorite, especially if they end with belly rubs, and he'll squeeze close whenever he gets the chance. Kringle’s still learning not to jump up, so if you have kids, older children would be best—he’s big and boisterous without meaning to be. Leash manners are a work in progress, but at his age, that’s to be expected. He’s a sweet, affectionate boy who needs structure and boundaries, much like a toddler. Kringle loves other dogs and gets along well when properly supervised. A securely fenced yard (minimum four feet high) is mandatory for all Great Pyrenees, and adopters should be familiar with guardian breeds—Pyrs aren’t for everyone. Kringle’s ready to find a patient, loving home that will give him the attention and training he deserves. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.