Bryn & Reba Houston
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Bryn & Reba Houston
AvailableBryn & Reba Houston are a large, short-coated bonded pair with a beautiful brindle coloring, currently in Alvin, TX. Reba is a young spayed female, about 1 year and 9 months old, and Bryn, her neutered male sibling, is from a different litter. Both are up to date on vaccinations and house trained. Bryn has special needs related to a previous knee injury, while Reba is undergoing heartworm treatment but is doing well. They are both affectionate and friendly, well-suited to a loving home with secure fencing.
About Bryn & Reba Houston
Reba and Bryn came out of the Texas woods, two survivors from a pack of 24 left to fend for themselves north of Houston. Bryn was pulled first, needing quick medical help for his knee and hips. Reba was the last to leave the forest, cautious at first but now thriving. When these two reunited, it was immediate relief and joy—anyone watching could see they’re truly bonded. Reba is attentive and careful with Bryn, especially when they roughhouse, and they both settle together calmly indoors. With other dogs and polite children, they’re wonderful—gentle, friendly, and eager to be part of the group. Bryn, neutered, is considered a forever foster due to his knee history, which means his adopter will always have support for his ongoing care if needed. Reba, spayed, is heartworm positive but doing well on treatment. They both stay up to date on prevention and vaccines. These are not dogs for apartments or properties with livestock. Their adopters must have a securely fenced yard for both play and safety. Ground transport may be arranged within 1,000 miles if needed. A veterinary reference is required, and the process is straightforward but thorough. Let’s make it official, apply to adopt!
Adoption Fee
$600Payment after application.
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Questions about Bryn & Reba Houston
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Bryn & Reba Houston, as Treeing Walker Coonhound and Great Pyrenees mixes, do best in homes with plenty of space and a securely fenced yard. They enjoy having room to roam and need a stable, safe environment where they can relax and socialize.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Given their large breed mix, Bryn & Reba Houston need a good amount of outdoor space. A house with a yard, rather than an apartment, is ideal to keep them active and content.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Bryn & Reba Houston are well-suited to homes with respectful children. Their gentle and social nature means they can become great family companions when treated kindly.
