Paco

Meet Paco Okay, so have you ever did a search of the meaning of your name. My Spanish name is a diminutive form of the longer name Francisco which means free-man which makes perfect sense for a Great Pyrenees mix because we love to be foot loose and fancy-free roaming the land and guarding stuff. I was dumped as a 5 month old puppy along with my white sister named Pearl. Again, totally appropriate name for a creamy white girl who is a precious gem. We were covered in ticks as most dumped pups are. Some kind humans took us in and got us all cleaned up and veterinary care. Now, I am a grown boy and need a forever home. I enjoy my sister’s company, but we can be adopted separately as well. Here is a bit about my sister: “Pearl has a very sweet disposition. She adores kids and adults. She is very affectionate and enjoys a good “petting” session! Pearl is a great protector and guard dog! She is appx 2 years old, 73 pounds, spayed with shots and on heartworm /flea preventative. She will be your best friend!” Here is what the humans say about me: “Paco is a majestic animal! He is very affectionate with adults and kids. He is very smart! He enjoys to play and run. He enjoys to be outside guarding the property. He’s about 2 years old and 85 lbs. He’s not good with chickens or sheep. He’s fixed with shots and about 65 lbs. He’s on heart worm and flea preventative. He’s a great dog that would make a great pet.” You see, you herd…ooops, meant, you heard it from the humans. Me and my sister are awesome! Please adopt. Basics: Paco- neutered male, Great Pyrenees mix, 2 years, 85 lbs, fawn colored, good with dogs and kids, not good with farm animals, looking to be a family pet not a guard dog, smart, active, beautiful Located: in Sinton, Texas, but can be transported out of state