About Oros and Custos

Two Beautiful Bonded Brothers Seeking Their Forever Home - FAMILY PETS ONLY! ��%90%BE�%9D%A4��%8F Meet Oros and Custos, two incredibly sweet, affectionate, loving 1-year-old Great Pyrenees/Anatolian Shepherd mix brothers looking for a very special forever home - together! IMPORTANT: These boys are FAMILY COMPANIONS, NOT WORKING LIVESTOCK GUARDIAN DOGS. They have never been exposed to livestock and are not suitable for guarding sheep, goats, chickens, or other farm animals. Although their breeds have natural guardian instincts, they've been raised as beloved indoor family pets, not working dogs. We're looking exclusively for a family who wants two devoted companions living inside their home, with plenty of securely fenced outdoor space to enjoy and play outside. Our Boys �%9D%A4��%8F Oros and Custos have been together since birth and are deeply bonded. They play together, love one another, and find comfort in each other's company. They MUST remain together. Rehoming them has been an incredibly difficult decision. We love these boys deeply! They are wonderful dogs with big personalities, but as they've grown, we've realized our home and lifestyle aren't the best long-term fit for their natural breed characteristics. We want them to truly thrive. About Oros and Custos 1-year-old Great Pyrenees/Anatolian Shepherd mixes Bonded brothers who must stay together Large, affectionate, sweet, and deeply loving Raised as indoor family companions, NOT livestock guardians Love their humans and being part of everyday family life Enjoy playing together, walks, dog parks, and exploring outside Prefer cooler climates Sleep best indoors at night, crated or free to roam, in their humans' bedroom Need plenty of securely fenced outdoor space Have natural guardian instincts, including alert barking These are NOT outside-only dogs! They are accustomed to living indoors with their family. They are not suited to living in barns, guarding livestock, or being left outside alone for extended periods. Their Personalities ��%90%BE Oros is the more alert, guardian-oriented brother. He takes monitoring his environment seriously and enthusiastically announces anything noteworthy - unfamiliar people, helicopters, passing vehicles, or even a suspicious-looking leaf! ���� He's affectionate, loving, and devoted. His new family must appreciate that alert barking is part of his natural temperament and won't disappear entirely. Custos is generally the more mellow, easygoing brother. He's sweet, affectionate, and loves being close to his people. He also has guardian instincts and occasionally joins Oros in announcing neighborhood happenings. Both boys have enormous hearts and so much love to give! Their Ideal Forever Home ��%8F� We're seeking a family who genuinely wants two large, affectionate FAMILY COMPANIONS and appreciates guardian-breed personalities. Their ideal home offers: Acreage or spacious rural property for safe exploration and play Secure fencing appropriate for two large dogs A quieter setting without nearby neighbors who would be bothered by alert barking Humans experienced with Great Pyrenees, Anatolians, or similar guardian breeds An indoor family environment with daily companionship, affection, walks, playtime, and interaction A stable, loving, lifelong commitment Acreage is for their enjoyment and exercise, NOT for working or guarding livestock. They are not suited to townhouses or densely populated suburban neighborhoods where barking would create conflict. Above all, they need people who want them as cherished family members, not working ranch dogs or property guardians. Important Placement Requirements MUST remain together MUST be indoor family pets, NOT livestock guardians Must have ample, securely fenced outdoor space Must live primarily indoors with their humans Adopters must understand and appreciate guardian breeds Not available for breeding Currently intact; adopters must agree to neuter at the appropriate age in consultation with their veterinarian (anticipated 18-24 months) Must go to a safe, stable, loving forever home Rehoming fee: $200 per dog, with an adopter screening process. We're not looking for the fastest placement. We're looking for the RIGHT home. Interested in Adopting? �%9D%A4��%8F Please email us and share: Your location, home, property, acreage, and fencing Other people and animals in your household Your experience with large guardian breeds What a typical day would look like for the boys Why you believe your family would be a wonderful fit Please inquire ONLY if you're seeking two beloved FAMILY COMPANIONS, not dogs to guard livestock. These boys are deeply loved. Saying goodbye will be heartbreaking, which is why we're committed to finding a home where they'll be safe, cherished, understood, and loved for the rest of their lives. We know their people are out there. We just need to find them. �%9D%A4��%8F��%90%BE

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