Juno is a big-hearted Great Pyrenees who is about 3 years old and weighs a healthy 72 pounds. She narrowly escaped a shelter euthanasia list before finding safety with her rescue group. Juno loves people and especially gets excited when greeting women. She does have a habit of jumping up when excited, so any introductions to small kids should be handled thoughtfully. In her foster home, she lives with eight other dogs and does well with most of them, particularly males and submissive females. She also handles herself well around small dogs. Cats are still an unknown for Juno. Moderately energetic, Juno enjoys walks, playtime, and gnawing on her favorite Nyla bones. She’s smart and picks up commands quickly—she already knows sit, down, shake, come, and heel. She does well on leash and loves car rides, hopping right in when it’s time to go. Juno is fully house trained, crate trained, and waits patiently to go outside. She rarely barks unless frightened. Juno is spayed, current on vaccines, and heartworm negative. She’s in a foster home in the DFW area of Texas. Out-of-state adopters will need to handle their own transport arrangements. They don’t provide transport. Ready for a wonderful companion? Start your journey together! Apply now.