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Very Playful With Everyone That Comes In Contact With Them

AVAILABLE PET CITY LOCATION: Thornton/Westminster area NAME: Ollie AGE: 11 months GENDER: male BREED: Great pyrenees/ Lab mux CHIPPED: Yes SPAYED OR NEUTERED: Yes VACCINATIONS UP TO DATE: Yes POTTY TRAINED: Yes BIO ABOUT PET: Ollie is a very loving and awesome boy. He will welcome you home with a toy and a tail wag. Ollie loves going to the lake and loves the mountains. Ollie also enjoy walking and car rides. Unfortunately I don’t have the time that Ollie needs. Ollie needs someone that is willing to take him places with them and go on hikes or to the lake. Ollie needs to be with another dog because of his separation anxiety. Ollie is good with cats he just gets a little excited when they start running and will chase after them trying to play. Ollie does well with kids as well. Ollie has pretty bad separation anxiety and I don’t have the time to help him with it. Preferably Ollie needs to go somewhere where there is some land and or a house with a big backyard. Ollie loves being outside he will sit outside all day if I’d let him but we are in an apartment. Ollie knows basic commands like sit shake and lay down. Ollie needs someone who is willing to work with him and put alot of time into him, because he is leash reactive. Im still not sure if he is trying to be agressive or just wants to play i havent let him get close enough. He does very well with every dog unless on a walk. Ollie does not like to listen which is why I really need someone who can put the time into him. And PLEASE no apartments. Ollie can be kinda skidish at first but will eventually warm up to you. I think ollie would do great on a farm because hes consistently protecting the back yard.

High energy, knows sit/paw/down, love to play and is good with other dogs. He isn’t aggressive. He comes with a cage, toys , food/supplies/supplements, harness and leash

We are unfortunately looking to rehome Gamora due to a new baby coming soon, as she doesn’t do well with babies/kids. She is spayed The ideal home for Gamora would be someone who isn’t gone a lot where she would need to be alone (due to separation anxiety), someone with no babies/kids around, someone without a lot of new people in and out (she isn’t good around strangers), and someone who has a lot of time to spoil her. It would be best for her to be in a home where she is the only pet since she does tend to resource guard her food and get a little territorial. Gamora is great with her owners and mostly will just lay around and loves to be cuddled by her owners.