I would enjoy Olaf's company as well. He would be the perfect snuggler for me

Me too!

Gorgeous dog

He's a big sweetie. ❤

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I know people that had a Great Pyrenees to watch the flock of sheep their daughter raised for 4H. Being a livestock guardian, he refused to come into the house, would rather stay in the barn with his flock so they accomodated him even though he'd have been welcomed in the house as a family dog too. Then the daughter was killed (very tragic, 16 years old killed by a random very very drunk driver). As a result, they quickly decided to rehome the sheep because there was no one else in the family that knew how to take care of them. The Great Pyrenees was rehomed with the flock. Not because they didn't want him, but because that dog would have been completely lost and depressed without his flock and his job. It's probably the only time in my life I've not judged people for rehoming a pet because it truly was a decision out of love and understanding for that dog and was the best option.

I had a Great Pyr, we got him from a relative who had passed away and he was the biggest fluffy gfgikgdf, he would just us lay on him and it was the cutest thing ever. His name was Amos and we had to put him down because he had bad hip dysplasia which left him unable to go outside to use the bathroom, but before he went we gave him some donuts and lots of hugs

Sheep eat grass. They need very little looking after. What did they not know how to do? What is 4h?

if you know what you are doing anything is easy. sheep need enough of good grazing, hoof and dental care. you also need to know them weell enough to see if they get ill. 4H is like farmers for kids. it is world wide. my son showed rabbits when he was a kid.@@alexsetterington3142

@@alexsetterington3142Maybe they where in an area where they needed protection you know , Wolf , Bears etc

💯%😇 I never trust people who don't treat dogs well❗️😉

​​@@echauncey12Don't trust people who don't treat ANY animal well!! Much love for what The Animal Pad is doing ❤❤❤

She's perfect in giving GP time and room to get close.

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They do try to avoid it for all they're worth. Yes, please do adopt from municipal shelters and the like, but please don't go in and treat the people like dirt because you think they're killing animals and treating them like garbage until they do. They don't. I worked at a municipal shelter for a long time (btw, there's no such thing as a high kill shelter, just no-kill and ones that permit euthanasia). If a critter was healthy and friendly, we'd do anything to get them a home. We fed good adoptees to local no-kill shelters that were more popular (btw, that's usually how they get animals, they take the best selections from "kill" shelters. Don't get me wrong, not a bad thing, more places for animals to go to improve their odds of getting a home, just letting you know how that works), we supplied Petcos with kitties, sent dogs that were illegal in the city out, sometimes out of state, anything, anything to get those animals homes. We only put them down if they were so badly hurting that life wasn't worth it (and they got lots of love before they'd go), or if they were so mean and untouchable that even the behaviorists we'd send them to couldn't get anywhere. Heck, even then, we'll try alternatives. My dog was going to be one of those cases, but my mother and I took him away from the shelter, brought him home, introduced him to ranch life and he was my best bud for 14 years. So, yes, adopt, adopt, adopt, but please understand that even shelters that permit euthanasia are not out to get those animals and they will outright PARTY if you take a hard case (disabled, old, or otherwise generally unseen)!!!

​@@abigailblackstock4928 Thank you for the work you do, Abigail. I know the employees at "high kill" shelters do their best with limited staff and resources and don't get the credit deserved. I got my beloved dog from one of these places. The staff had good pictures taken of her, a video and posted her availability in multiple places. This is how I found her. One day, I wandered to the shelter to look at her in person. No one had adopted her yet because she had kennel cough and wasn't very engaging. Multiple staff members and volunteers really went out of their way to sell her qualities and even gave me starter supplies and a free microchip just to get her out that day. Turns out her kennel cough had progressed to pneumonia and many people passed on her. The staff/volunteers went above and beyond for her and I'll never forget it. I know they did it because they knew she was a great dog and deserving of a home. Because of them, I took her home that day. I always say she was the best impulse decision I ever made. I had her in my life for 10 memorable years. Because of her, I will ALWAYS adopt from a shelter or rescue. She died almost two years ago and I still miss her very much.❤ I'm grateful people like you exist.

Yes! Adopt instead of buying. It is saving a life.

There is nothing like the feeling you get when you have the love, kindness and patience to help someone overcome trauma and fear. It cost nothing to be kind and it can literally change a life. 💝

@@notme2day I agree with you 👍🏻

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I don't know what he just ordered, but I'll have that... with a big coke please!

​​@@dIggl3r🤣🤣🤣🤣 he is praising her for saving Olaf! You know I wish All of us could share in the care of Olaf, I'm in Love with him!! ❤❤❤

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Yes! We need as many such people as possible!

He was rescued from a puppy mill not dumped. It is laterally the first thing stated in the video.

That's helpful to know!! Thank you!!

1000% agree with u! Without these angles heart, i may habe lost the faith for humanity...We really hope and wish that this kindness will keep growing and restore our hope again. This story will make my day!! ☺☺

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THANK YOU. Watching this video had me just shaking my head at how clueless they were being about his breed. He's just acting like a Great Pyrenees. He didn't move in the beginning because he didn't want to go with these strange people and leave his territory. He didn't come inside because he didn't WANT to. He wanted to be outside. I have my own Great Pyrenees. She's my first one but I researched the heck out of the breed so that I knew what I was getting into. She's amazing and I love her to pieces, even all her stubbornness!

⁠@@jessieklein6621. It’s definitely a breed that needs to be researched throughly to understand their great independent personalities. Enjoy your girl, my boys 10 and in that 10-12 yr expected life range and I dread the day he’s no longer here blessing my life with his great personality and being my great protector!

Exactly! Every time we take my Pyrenees to the vet, we have to put him on a cart or carry him. He's 90 pounds.

I literally just wrote the same thing about Great Pyrenees. Our girl is getting close to 10 years old now and she loves the out of doors. And when we go for our daily walk, she often throws herself down on the ground, just like she is saying, I like it here, make me move, I dare you

All the comments from the Pyr owners are right on. I had a 154 lb Pyr (who...go figure, was the runt of the litter) and she was absolutely amazing, but yep...stubborn and up until her last year preferred to live outdoors. She would even sleep in the snow. Very protective of her "flock" and she was so loving, but extremely shy. She was the kindest dog I've ever known. At 13 she developed bone cancer and I had to let her go. Even as I'm writing this, I'm tearing up because I miss her so much. RIP my beautiful Brie.

You have my deepest sympathies on your loss. While your pup is gone in physical form, she is still with you in spirit. Going to places where you can physically interact with animals can help on the worst days. Much love to you❤

Your an awesome person! Love😃

What do you think happens to the dogs that don't get bought from breeders

They shouldn’t be bred in the first place.

@@isabelgarza819 If people bought less from breeders, they would breed less. and there would be less dogs suffering on the streets, in shelters, and with breeders. Triple win.

@@krisniznik3953Yes, thank you!!! Very sad so see dogs go through this for some peoples pleasure

Amen🙏