Bella Blue Eyed has lived quite a life for such a young dog. She came from a rough start—rescued from a short chain as a pup, neglected and wounded, then nursed back to health by a caring landlord. As she matured, Bella got spayed and vaccinated. Later, her adopter couldn’t keep up with multiple dogs, so Bella was rehomed, only to escape with her canine buddy and end up at a shelter when her new people didn’t come for her. Bella is sharp as a tack. She picks up on routines quickly and knows her way around crate life. Weighing in around 70 lbs, she’s got that small Great Pyrenees look: thick long coat, double dew claws, unique badger ears, and piercing blue eyes. She enjoys human affection and happily settles in for belly rubs. With other dogs, especially playful males, Bella fits right in. Her curiosity is boundless, though she’s a little too interested in cats—so a feline-free home is best. Bella thrives with an active family able to offer stimulation and structure. Her ideal adopter is over 25, owns their home, has a securely fenced yard (no invisible fencing), no small children (only 6+), and keeps other pets up to date on vaccines and vet care. Great Pyrenees can be stubborn, and Bella is no exception—obedience training is a must for both her and you, reinforcing your bond and keeping her on track. With her breed’s roaming tendencies, never trust off-leash time unless you want a disappearing act. Bella needs to be an inside dog with outdoor privileges—and she suits someone who values dedication as much as devotion. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.