Hey Pyr and Kuv People!!!

Boy I hope I'm doing this right as I've never posted to this board before and I'm still trying to figure out the site!

I'm Helen, the one who discovered the pup at the shelter.  I'm pulling him for rescue tomorrow.  He'll get his first set of shots and a microchip at the shelter.  Then he'll need to be neutered. 

From what I could tell in the all of 5 minutes I was able to spend with him is that he's somewhat shy - a little hesitant to come to you.  But I think he'll warm up quickly given some TLC.  He didn't seem fearful, just hesistant, as if he didn't quite know what was expected of him.  He doesn't have a clue what a leash is.  The shelter wrote on his card that he is very calm and quiet for his age.  He still has puppy teeth.  Don't know if he has any adult teeth coming in or not.  (Sorry, I missed the "How to Read Dog Teeth" class  )  He may be about 4 months and about 20 lbs or so.  He does have big feet.  The shelter named him Fuzzy which I think can be improved upon.  I seriously doubt he's a purebred Kuvasz.  He may not have any Kuvasz in him at all, but he does have that Kuvasz look, so who knows?  If anyone is interested in him, please contact me.  helenmmiller@aol.com   

Now I just have to figure out how to post pictures on here as I have a couple of other BWDs that need good homes!  One is a really long legged male Pyr/Malamute/Anatolian?? mix about 85lbs and 2 years old, named Ranger.  Another is a Pyr mix about 60 lbs named Willow also about 2 years old.  Both are cat friendly, but neither one likes little dogs that get in their face.  If the little ones just want to play, they're fine.

I'll let everyone know more tomorrow after I get this little tyke.  Think up some names for him!

Helen

You are way too organized!   I'm not!  I've had dogs in the utility room, hall bath and master bath as well as foster cats and kittens in the spare bedroom.  I had to get off the local rescue list before I had to start banging nails into the wall to hang dogs from!  Just kidding. 

Seriously though, you're absolutely right.  Fostering is a huge responsibility .  You also have to have a quarantine area to be sure no one else is exposed to anything a new foster might bring in such as Kennel cough, distemper, parvo, whatever.  I keep mine separate for about 10 days, just to be on the safe side. 

I think this guy is about 4 months, but that's just a guess.  I could be way off base.  I'll know more tomorrow.  I'm glad to know he looks a lot like your Aiden.  I was a bit hesitant at first about pulling him from the shelter since I was unsure if he was even Kuvasz or not after seeing what were described as his siblings.  I finally decided to heck with it, so he's coming home with me tomorrow!

Helen and Cayman forever in my heart

From the second pic I thought he looked pyr as well. Dilbert went through that "cute ugly" stage as well. When they start losing the puppy fur in the face. I don't know much about Kuv's so I don't know if they go through that stage as well/ So this pup could have pyr in it as well. My Dibby was a pyr mix and he also didn't have the double back dew claws. But he did have that cute pink spotted belly 
Nina