Adorable Black Lab/Great Pyrenees Puppies (aka How We Chose Our Dog Tenor)

by Lynnette

Dogs

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Tenor's first visit to the vet. At 8 weeks of age, he's 12lbs!**NOTE: All puppies have been spoken for.**

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That’s where we got our new puppy just three days ago.

Beverly, the dog’s owner, said there were 10 in the litter, and there are 5 still available.

We took our puppy from this litter to the vet yesterday and he checked out just fine with a clean bill of health!

Meet The Parents

The mother is part Great Pyrenees, part Golden Retriever.

The father is a Black Lab (…an escape artist from the neighbor’s fenced-in yard).

This is the 2nd (and final) litter from these parents:

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It’s easier to see the mother with her many pups, who were still nursing at the time we first saw the puppies at about 6 weeks of age.

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This is “Socks”… one of the male pups from this mama’s first litter. He’s now a year old — Tenor’s “older brother” so to speak.

 

A litter of Black Lab/Great Pyrenees puppies checking out the neighbor's dog.

Which Puppies Are Still Needing Homes?

Three days ago, when we took our puppy home, there were 5 puppies still available — including one male with white paws (like the one we got) and “the runt of the litter” who is a spunky little girl with attitude.

 

This runt of the litter showed a lot of personality when we were there! The same mail puppy with 4 white paws showing some brotherly love. The runt of the litter... a feisty little girl.

Black puppy with four white paws... a male.

Trust me, they are ALL adorable… we had a very hard time choosing just one. (I’m always a sucker for the underdog, and wanted to take the runt of the litter home.)

Here are more puppy photos of Tenor, plus how we chose his name.

For updates on Tenor (and our other dogs), go to our other website: The Fun Times Guide To Dogs!