How to Introduce a New Puppy to Your Dog
May 31, 2024Introducing a new puppy to your current dog is often an exciting process, and many dogs will become fast friends and eas...
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willoughby
Tulsa, OK
Meet willoughby
Oh hello. It’s me. ✨Willoughby✨ Yes, I know you have been waiting for my story. Try to contain yourself. I am what experts in Very Official Puppy Studies would call “ridiculously friendly.” My foster says I’m “very friendly and sweet.” I prefer the term professionally delightful. I specialize in enthusiastic greetings, dramatic tail wags, and gently placing my entire heart into your hands. I will follow you around like a small, fluffy intern who is deeply committed to your happiness. I’m basically a walking serotonin boost with paws. 🐾✨
Oh good. You stopped scrolling. I like you already. I am 11 weeks old. 19 pounds. Male. Great Pyrenees mix. Certified member of the Fairy Hollow Litter. Let’s clear something up right away because apparently math is hard and timelines are confusing. I am part of the ✨Fairy Hollow Litter✨ — which is 14 of us. Are we all from one single, perfectly organized litter? No. We are two litters about a week apart. Were we handed a color-coded spreadsheet explaining who came from which mom? Also no. If a one-week age gap is going to send you into a genealogical spiral, this may not be the adventure for you. I say this with love. 💅 I came into rescue because nature did its thing, humans got overwhelmed, and we were basically playing “Frogger: Country Road Edition.” Volunteers stepped in before any of us became a cautionary tale, and now both moms are getting spayed thanks to Pyr Paws N Fluffy Tails Rescue — and the three other adults on the property are getting altered too because those volunteers are actual superheroes in human form. So yes, we are the cute ending to a responsible new beginning. Now let’s address the important part: I am going to be a big boy. Right now I’m 19 pounds of squishy therapy vibes. Hug me and your blood pressure drops. Lay your head on me and suddenly your taxes don’t feel as stressful. But. I will lose the baby fluff. I will grow. I will hear you. I will consider your request. I may or may not comply. Because I am a Great Pyrenees mix. We don’t ignore you — we evaluate you. If you’re here just for the puppy fuzz and tiny toe beans, keep scrolling. If you’re here for the 10–15+ year commitment of raising a guardian breed who will adore his people, patrol his yard like it’s a national park, shed enough to insulate a small cabin, and love you with his whole stoic mountain soul… then hello, future family.
Other dogs? Please. I am a social icon. I love other dogs. Big dogs. Little dogs. Dogs who want to wrestle. Dogs who want to supervise. Dogs who just want to stand there and judge. I am happy to meet them all. I roll up like, “Hi hello yes I brought my best personality.” But here’s the impressive part — I actually read the room. If another dog says, “Sir, that is enough,” I respect the boundary. I back off. I disengage. I pretend I absolutely meant to give them space all along. I’m friendly, confident, and socially aware — which is a pretty solid combo for a future big boy. I’m not out here trying to dominate the kingdom. I’m just here to be everyone’s fluffy acquaintance… and maybe their favorite. Cats. I would not say I understand cats yet. I would say I am currently enrolled in “What Is That Fuzzy Creature and Why Does It Ignore Me 101.” I am curious. I observe. I attempt polite investigation. Sometimes I do the classic puppy head tilt like I’m solving a scientific equation. So far, my official stance is: “Interesting. Mysterious. Slightly confusing.” Children. Have I personally conducted field research with them yet? No. Do I believe I would excel? Also yes. Let’s be honest — I’m friendly, social, and built like a future fluffy bodyguard. I would absolutely sign up to be the playful sidekick. Backyard adventures? I’m in. Fort-building supervisor? Promoted immediately. Emotional support during dramatic math homework meltdowns? I was born for it. Now. Transparency moment. I am a puppy. Puppies come equipped with sharp little talons and enthusiastic greetings. When I get excited, my feet sometimes forget they are attached to a 19-pound growing boy. That can mean accidental scratches while I’m saying, “HELLO I LOVE YOU LET US BE BEST FRIENDS.” With guidance, nail trims, and teaching me polite greetings (which is your job, future family — I’m adorable but I’m not self-training), I would likely be a fantastic kid companion. So while I haven’t had official kiddo testing yet, my personality says I’d be the loyal, playful, slightly oversized sidekick in every childhood memory.
Energy level? We’re going with a solid 5. I enjoy a good play session. I appreciate a yard romp. I can absolutely participate in zoomies when the mood strikes. But I am not running laps around your house for six consecutive hours while screaming into the void. Think “balanced mountain gentleman.” I’m active enough to enjoy life, but chill enough to not require a personal trainer and a daily 5K. As I grow into my big-boy Pyr self, that steady, moderate energy will likely turn into more of a calm guardian vibe. So if you’re looking for a puppy who can match your energy without demanding you rearrange your entire lifestyle — congratulations. You have found your fluffy king. 🐾 Adventure-seeker or homebody? Listen. I feel like an adventure seeker. Spiritually? I am already narrating our hiking trips. Have I actually been on grand outings yet? No. My current resume includes “yard explorer” and “professional living room patrol.” But inside this fluffy chest beats the heart of a noble explorer. As a future big Pyr mix, I suspect I’ll enjoy having a job — hiking buddy, property supervisor, loyal sidekick on weekend outings — and then coming home to decompress like the dignified guardian I’m meant to be. In summary: aspiring adventurer with strong homebody potential. Overall temperament? Oh, you mean besides “devastatingly charming woodland prince”? Fine. Technically speaking: very friendly and sweet. I am sweet in the “melt into your arms” way. Friendly in the “oh good, you’re here, I was waiting for you” way. As I grow into my big Pyr body, that sweetness will likely turn into steady, loyal devotion — the kind of temperament that makes you feel safe just by existing next to me. So yes. Very friendly. Very sweet. Also mildly magical. 🐾✨
Securely fenced yard or apartment? Here’s the honest answer: I’m 11 weeks old. I haven’t exactly signed a lease or surveyed acreage yet. So we’re still gathering data. Right now, I’m small-ish (emphasis on ish) and adaptable. With proper exercise, structure, and mental stimulation, I could likely do fine in an apartment. I’m not bouncing off walls 24/7, and my energy level sits at a reasonable middle setting. However. I am a Great Pyrenees mix. Translation: I will grow. I will become large. I will develop guardian instincts. I will have opinions about the environment. So while I might do well in an apartment with committed humans who provide regular walks, enrichment, and solid training, a home with space — ideally a securely fenced yard — is probably going to make long-term life smoother. Bottom line: I’m flexible right now. My success won’t depend on square footage — it will depend on leadership, consistency, and humans who understand that big fluffy guardian breeds need purpose and structure. House manners. Ah yes. Let’s discuss expectations. I am 11 weeks old. Which means I am not arriving with a résumé full of domestic achievements. I am arriving with potential. And charm. And a willingness to learn — provided you are willing to teach. Potty training? That’s a team sport. Puppy proofing? Also on you. If you leave shoes, phone chargers, or anything vaguely interesting within reach, I will assume it is a gift. Socialization? Critical. I need positive exposure to people, places, sounds, and experiences so I grow into the confident, steady big Pyr boy I’m meant to be. That doesn’t happen magically. That happens because my humans commit. Training? I am a Great Pyrenees mix. I will grow large. I will grow smart. I will also grow independent. If you want a well-mannered adult dog, you invest early. Gentle structure, patience, repetition, and understanding that I may “consider” your requests before complying. It’s not defiance. It’s thoughtful evaluation. Raise me right. Guide me well. Stick with me through the awkward teenage stage and the “why are my legs so long” era. Do your part, and I promise I will grow into the loyal, steady, fluffy legend you hoped for. 🐾
Alright. Deep breath. This is the part where I charm you into making an excellent life decision. If you’re looking for a future gentle giant who is friendly, socially aware, moderately adventurous, therapy-level snuggly, and already practicing emotional intelligence at 11 weeks old… hi. It’s me. I’m your guy. Now for the slightly less sparkly part. If you would like to adopt me, you must fill out the adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app . The entire thing. Not just the “name” line. This is not a casual “I like him” situation. This is a commitment-to-a-large-guardian-breed situation. Once you complete it, it gets sent to my foster family (the wonderful humans currently tolerating my baby shenanigans). If they think we’re a match, then congratulations — you get to come pick me up in Kiowa, Oklahoma.
Don’t overthink it.
Just choose the big fluffy destiny.
Willoughby🐾✨
Oh good. You stopped scrolling. I like you already. I am 11 weeks old. 19 pounds. Male. Great Pyrenees mix. Certified member of the Fairy Hollow Litter. Let’s clear something up right away because apparently math is hard and timelines are confusing. I am part of the ✨Fairy Hollow Litter✨ — which is 14 of us. Are we all from one single, perfectly organized litter? No. We are two litters about a week apart. Were we handed a color-coded spreadsheet explaining who came from which mom? Also no. If a one-week age gap is going to send you into a genealogical spiral, this may not be the adventure for you. I say this with love. 💅 I came into rescue because nature did its thing, humans got overwhelmed, and we were basically playing “Frogger: Country Road Edition.” Volunteers stepped in before any of us became a cautionary tale, and now both moms are getting spayed thanks to Pyr Paws N Fluffy Tails Rescue — and the three other adults on the property are getting altered too because those volunteers are actual superheroes in human form. So yes, we are the cute ending to a responsible new beginning. Now let’s address the important part: I am going to be a big boy. Right now I’m 19 pounds of squishy therapy vibes. Hug me and your blood pressure drops. Lay your head on me and suddenly your taxes don’t feel as stressful. But. I will lose the baby fluff. I will grow. I will hear you. I will consider your request. I may or may not comply. Because I am a Great Pyrenees mix. We don’t ignore you — we evaluate you. If you’re here just for the puppy fuzz and tiny toe beans, keep scrolling. If you’re here for the 10–15+ year commitment of raising a guardian breed who will adore his people, patrol his yard like it’s a national park, shed enough to insulate a small cabin, and love you with his whole stoic mountain soul… then hello, future family.
Other dogs? Please. I am a social icon. I love other dogs. Big dogs. Little dogs. Dogs who want to wrestle. Dogs who want to supervise. Dogs who just want to stand there and judge. I am happy to meet them all. I roll up like, “Hi hello yes I brought my best personality.” But here’s the impressive part — I actually read the room. If another dog says, “Sir, that is enough,” I respect the boundary. I back off. I disengage. I pretend I absolutely meant to give them space all along. I’m friendly, confident, and socially aware — which is a pretty solid combo for a future big boy. I’m not out here trying to dominate the kingdom. I’m just here to be everyone’s fluffy acquaintance… and maybe their favorite. Cats. I would not say I understand cats yet. I would say I am currently enrolled in “What Is That Fuzzy Creature and Why Does It Ignore Me 101.” I am curious. I observe. I attempt polite investigation. Sometimes I do the classic puppy head tilt like I’m solving a scientific equation. So far, my official stance is: “Interesting. Mysterious. Slightly confusing.” Children. Have I personally conducted field research with them yet? No. Do I believe I would excel? Also yes. Let’s be honest — I’m friendly, social, and built like a future fluffy bodyguard. I would absolutely sign up to be the playful sidekick. Backyard adventures? I’m in. Fort-building supervisor? Promoted immediately. Emotional support during dramatic math homework meltdowns? I was born for it. Now. Transparency moment. I am a puppy. Puppies come equipped with sharp little talons and enthusiastic greetings. When I get excited, my feet sometimes forget they are attached to a 19-pound growing boy. That can mean accidental scratches while I’m saying, “HELLO I LOVE YOU LET US BE BEST FRIENDS.” With guidance, nail trims, and teaching me polite greetings (which is your job, future family — I’m adorable but I’m not self-training), I would likely be a fantastic kid companion. So while I haven’t had official kiddo testing yet, my personality says I’d be the loyal, playful, slightly oversized sidekick in every childhood memory.
Energy level? We’re going with a solid 5. I enjoy a good play session. I appreciate a yard romp. I can absolutely participate in zoomies when the mood strikes. But I am not running laps around your house for six consecutive hours while screaming into the void. Think “balanced mountain gentleman.” I’m active enough to enjoy life, but chill enough to not require a personal trainer and a daily 5K. As I grow into my big-boy Pyr self, that steady, moderate energy will likely turn into more of a calm guardian vibe. So if you’re looking for a puppy who can match your energy without demanding you rearrange your entire lifestyle — congratulations. You have found your fluffy king. 🐾 Adventure-seeker or homebody? Listen. I feel like an adventure seeker. Spiritually? I am already narrating our hiking trips. Have I actually been on grand outings yet? No. My current resume includes “yard explorer” and “professional living room patrol.” But inside this fluffy chest beats the heart of a noble explorer. As a future big Pyr mix, I suspect I’ll enjoy having a job — hiking buddy, property supervisor, loyal sidekick on weekend outings — and then coming home to decompress like the dignified guardian I’m meant to be. In summary: aspiring adventurer with strong homebody potential. Overall temperament? Oh, you mean besides “devastatingly charming woodland prince”? Fine. Technically speaking: very friendly and sweet. I am sweet in the “melt into your arms” way. Friendly in the “oh good, you’re here, I was waiting for you” way. As I grow into my big Pyr body, that sweetness will likely turn into steady, loyal devotion — the kind of temperament that makes you feel safe just by existing next to me. So yes. Very friendly. Very sweet. Also mildly magical. 🐾✨
Securely fenced yard or apartment? Here’s the honest answer: I’m 11 weeks old. I haven’t exactly signed a lease or surveyed acreage yet. So we’re still gathering data. Right now, I’m small-ish (emphasis on ish) and adaptable. With proper exercise, structure, and mental stimulation, I could likely do fine in an apartment. I’m not bouncing off walls 24/7, and my energy level sits at a reasonable middle setting. However. I am a Great Pyrenees mix. Translation: I will grow. I will become large. I will develop guardian instincts. I will have opinions about the environment. So while I might do well in an apartment with committed humans who provide regular walks, enrichment, and solid training, a home with space — ideally a securely fenced yard — is probably going to make long-term life smoother. Bottom line: I’m flexible right now. My success won’t depend on square footage — it will depend on leadership, consistency, and humans who understand that big fluffy guardian breeds need purpose and structure. House manners. Ah yes. Let’s discuss expectations. I am 11 weeks old. Which means I am not arriving with a résumé full of domestic achievements. I am arriving with potential. And charm. And a willingness to learn — provided you are willing to teach. Potty training? That’s a team sport. Puppy proofing? Also on you. If you leave shoes, phone chargers, or anything vaguely interesting within reach, I will assume it is a gift. Socialization? Critical. I need positive exposure to people, places, sounds, and experiences so I grow into the confident, steady big Pyr boy I’m meant to be. That doesn’t happen magically. That happens because my humans commit. Training? I am a Great Pyrenees mix. I will grow large. I will grow smart. I will also grow independent. If you want a well-mannered adult dog, you invest early. Gentle structure, patience, repetition, and understanding that I may “consider” your requests before complying. It’s not defiance. It’s thoughtful evaluation. Raise me right. Guide me well. Stick with me through the awkward teenage stage and the “why are my legs so long” era. Do your part, and I promise I will grow into the loyal, steady, fluffy legend you hoped for. 🐾
Alright. Deep breath. This is the part where I charm you into making an excellent life decision. If you’re looking for a future gentle giant who is friendly, socially aware, moderately adventurous, therapy-level snuggly, and already practicing emotional intelligence at 11 weeks old… hi. It’s me. I’m your guy. Now for the slightly less sparkly part. If you would like to adopt me, you must fill out the adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app . The entire thing. Not just the “name” line. This is not a casual “I like him” situation. This is a commitment-to-a-large-guardian-breed situation. Once you complete it, it gets sent to my foster family (the wonderful humans currently tolerating my baby shenanigans). If they think we’re a match, then congratulations — you get to come pick me up in Kiowa, Oklahoma.
Don’t overthink it.
Just choose the big fluffy destiny.
Willoughby🐾✨
More About willoughby
HEALTH:
Vaccinations up to date. Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
Good with Cats: Yes
willoughby's Details
| BREED: | Great Pyrenees |
| SEX: | Male |
| AGE: | Puppy |
| COAT COLOR: | Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut - with White |
| SIZE: | Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) |
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