Lucille

Available

6 months- 2 years|Great Pyrenees|Female|Large|Boulder, CO

Lucille

Available

6 months- 2 years|Great Pyrenees|Female|Large|Boulder, CO

About Lucille

Lucille is arriving 5/3 She is currently in a foster home in Texas waiting for her transport up to her new life SHe is a large girl that is very skinny and should grow to the 70lb range She is a sweet gentle giant and more detials will come as she arrived in Colorado

About Great Pyrenees Dogs

Great Pyrenees are majestic, white-coated guardian dogs bred for centuries to protect flocks in the Pyrenees Mountains. They are calm, patient, and deeply loyal, with a gentle nature that belies their imposing size. Their thick, weatherproof coat and regal bearing are stunning.

Adopting a Great Pyrenees means gaining a gentle guardian who is devoted to protecting their family. They are wonderful with children, patient with other animals, and surprisingly mellow indoors. Their independent thinking and nighttime barking reflect their guardian heritage.

Temperament

CalmPatientStrong-willedGentle

Size

Giant (85-100+ lbs)

Exercise

Moderate

Good With

Kids, Dogs, Cats

Lifespan

10-12 years

Health notes: Prone to hip dysplasia, bloat, and patellar luxation. Their nocturnal barking is a natural guardian behavior. Regular grooming of their thick coat is necessary.

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Adopting in Boulder, CO

Boulder's stunning Flatirons backdrop and progressive outdoor culture make it one of Colorado's best cities for pet adoption. Local shelters and rescue organizations serve a community that consistently ranks among the most pet-friendly in the nation.

With over 150 miles of hiking trails, 60 miles of multi-use paths, and the famous Boulder Creek Path, adopted pets enjoy an active lifestyle alongside their humans. The city's numerous off-leash areas and dog-friendly breweries and restaurants round out the experience.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

20°F to 45°F

Dec – Feb

Winters bring periodic snow but also frequent sunny days. Chinook winds can melt snow quickly and push temperatures into the 50s and 60s even in January. Paw protection is recommended on icy trails, and keep pets hydrated in the dry mountain air.

Spring

32°F to 62°F

Mar – May

Spring is unpredictable with snowstorms possible through May alongside warm sunny stretches. Boulder Creek rises with snowmelt and can be dangerous for dogs. The wildflower season on trails above Chautauqua Park is spectacular for hikes with your pet.

Summer

55°F to 88°F

Jun – Aug

Warm days with low humidity and cool evenings make summer ideal for outdoor adventures with pets. Afternoon thunderstorms are common and can include lightning and hail, so plan hikes for mornings. Carry plenty of water at altitude.

Fall

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