Meet Nari, a four-year-old female Great Pyrenees with a striking long white coat and a definite independent streak. She’s sharp, steady, and prefers a routine where she can split her time inside and outdoors. Nari came to her current rescue from a previous owner who kept her in an apartment—far from ideal for a dog bred for livestock guardianship. Now in Royse City, TX, she’s shown she gets along well with all kinds of livestock and most dogs. While she has a submissive nature, she did show some resource guarding behaviors early on; the team has worked with her, but in a new home, those tendencies might occasionally resurface. Nari is house trained, crate trained, knows multiple commands, and keeps a gentle, polite demeanor. Her best fit is a home without small children, since her size and resource guarding are not suited for little ones. Teenagers and adults will find her company straightforward and rewarding, especially those on firm footing. If you’re new to Great Pyrenees dogs, do your homework—they’re their own kind of companion, not for everyone. Nari is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped, and she’s ready for a steady new place to land. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.