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6/11/2025 6:26:07 PM EDT
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We had 2 great Pyranese show up at our place in Bosque County.  The word is someone up the road was arrested and abandoned them.  

They are nice and mellow.  1 male and 1 female.  One might be a lab Pyranese mix.

If anyone knows a rescue or is interested, let me know.  Local resources are all full

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6/11/2025 7:52:48 PM EDT
[#1]
It kills me to see those two handsome pups in need of a home.
6/11/2025 8:03:59 PM EDT
[#2]
Damn I bet these are awesome dogs and would be great for someone with livestock
6/12/2025 2:07:36 AM EDT
[#3]
they look so bummed out. like they lost their job and family all at once. for alot of niche type dogs like that they have breed specific rescue websites. google great pyranese rescue see what pops up. someone in your area will run and grab them. if it were me i would make them a nice dinner and pull up a chair and kinda chat at them to let them know someone actually cares. dogs pick up alot from a simple chat even if you think they dont understand our language they get it by reading us really well.
6/12/2025 9:57:57 AM EDT
[#4]
So far no rescue groups are responding. We're hoping to hear back. They are actually at my neighbor's house. I just went over to meet them and visit.

6/12/2025 10:24:02 AM EDT
[#5]
Had someone recently dump a Mastiff near my house.  We are surrounded by desert and a tame Mastiff could be in trouble out here on it's own.  

All I know is I hope hell has a special level for people who mistreat animals.
6/12/2025 10:42:28 AM EDT
[#6]
Geeze, people suck
We are already covered up with LGDs at our place, or I'd see about taking them. The ones out there won't get along with anything new (i.e., they'll eat em).

Do you know if they are working dogs? If they are, there is a good chance they just went on a hike off their ranch and will go back on their own. Got dehydrated and found a shady spot.
I drive through Bosque Co going through Meridian, Clifton, Valley mills and see some dogs that look just like that either South of Meridian or between Walnut Springs and Meridian all the time. Half the time they are half a mile from their sheep herd, laying in the bar ditch.
6/12/2025 11:09:37 AM EDT
[#7]
My neighbor found out that someone up the road was arrested for drugs and abandoned them. They've been ranging around for a couple weeks.

There is no official animal control or services in our county. It's all volunteer. And the rescues around are all full.

It's hard to see with all the fur but they were a little skinny.
6/15/2025 4:16:05 PM EDT
[#8]
Sad. The only guy I know with livestock would have loved to have them but he passed last year. They definitely are working dogs.

That fur must be awful in the summer. Could probably brush another dogs worth out of it.
6/17/2025 11:34:58 AM EDT
[#9]
They were taken to BARK the Bosque Area Rescue Kennel
6/18/2025 10:45:21 PM EDT
[#10]
Only livestock I have is chickens. A coyote is slowly killing them off. Plus I shot a couple raccoons last night. LGDs might be too much. I wouldn't mind having one dog.
6/18/2025 11:50:36 PM EDT
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Had someone recently dump a Mastiff near my house.  We are surrounded by desert and a tame Mastiff could be in trouble out here on it's own.  

All I know is I hope hell has a special level for people who mistreat animals.
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Someone recently dumped a dog near the land nav courses here on Hood, still in the cage. Coyotes or other dogs broke into the cage and ate it. No idea if it was alive prior to the attack due to being in the cage for however long it was.
6/19/2025 4:02:02 AM EDT
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Someone recently dumped a dog near the land nav courses here on Hood, still in the cage. Coyotes or other dogs broke into the cage and ate it. No idea if it was alive prior to the attack due to being in the cage for however long it was.
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People really suck sometimes.
6/19/2025 12:05:58 PM EDT
[#13]
That breed really likes to roam.  Unless you have a really solid fence they go on adventures.  They could not be abandoned.

One of my neighbors has one to protect her livestock and he goes missing about once a month but always comes back.

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