Corra Linn is one of 19 pups rescued from a Central Texas ranch, all born outside to livestock guardian dogs. No one knows exactly which dogs are her parents, but with several Akbash, Great Pyrenees, and Anatolian Shepherds roaming the property, she’s a likely blend of the first two breeds. She and her sisters were found as a litter of solid white puppies, without their mom nearby. They’ve been brought up as family pets—not working dogs—instead learning what it’s like to live indoors. Her estimated birthday is in early January 2025, so she’s still a baby and very much in training. Crate routines are underway, but she needs a patient adopter to keep up with house and leash training as she grows. Corra Linn has had three sets of puppy shots and multiple deworming treatments. Adopters must agree to have her spayed as a condition of adoption, which is required by Texas law. If you’re in the market for a sweet, unique mix and can commit to her ongoing puppy education, this puppy is ready for you. Corra Linn and her littermates are all named after Scottish waterfalls—hers the most impressive of them all. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!