ChouChou
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ChouChou
AvailableChouChou is a female, baby Great Pyrenees/Labrador Retriever mix, expected to reach a large size later in life. She is already altered and up-to-date on vaccinations. Living in Peoria, IL, she loves being around both dogs and cats, making her a friendly companion. While continuing her potty training, she is currently crate trained and shows promise with basic commands.
About ChouChou
ChouChou, pronounced shoo-shoo, means darling in French. At just 15 weeks old, this Great Pyrenees mix weighs 21 pounds and is expected to grow into a large companion, ranging from 70 to 90 pounds. She's a playful and affectionate puppy who loves attention and enjoys the company of her furry foster sister. Currently working on potty training, ChouChou will benefit from continued guidance and positive reinforcement. She is already crate trained and sleeps through the night. When on a leash, she ambles along steadily without pulling. ChouChou isn’t the best fit for homes with small children, as she can inadvertently nip at heels due to her size. The adoption fee for ChouChou is $300, covering her spay, age-appropriate vaccines, microchip with registration, and preventative care for heartworm and fleas. If you're interested in meeting this lovely girl, you can start the adoption process at Grafelman Farms Rescue in Peoria, IL. Click apply to start the adoption process.
Adoption Fee
$300Payment after application.
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Questions about ChouChou
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
ChouChou, being a Great Pyrenees mix, thrives in environments that offer ample space to roam and play. Ideally, a home with a yard or nearby access to parks would be great for her.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Great Pyrenees mixes, like ChouChou, generally require a good amount of outdoor space to exercise and explore comfortably, making a yard beneficial.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
ChouChou may not be the best match for homes with very small children, as she does not yet realize her size and may inadvertently nip at heels.
