Jesse and his brother Jack were surrendered to a high kill shelter as a part of an unwanted litter and did not have much time left.  Their happy faces caught the eye of the right volunteer and they were saved.  Now they are looking for their forever homes.

Jesse is a little larger than his brother Jack, and a little lighter in color.  He is just a little more reserved, but still a playful and social puppy.  He is learning to go potty outside and how to walk nicely on a leash.   After just two days, they were going on their puppy pads inside, so it will not be hard to train them.

 Jesse and Jack are, believe it or not, the result of a 70 pound female Great Pyrenees and a 14 pound male Pomeranian getting together.  Two unaltered dogs in a house can result in an unwanted litter no matter what!  So they could grow to be big dogs.

The will require brushing to keep their soft, fluffy coats beautiful.  Both breeds they come from shed a lot, so please consider this when applying for them.

Being puppies, they have energy to burn, but do not seem to be hyper. 

If you want to adopt one of these two brothers, please apply at www.worthytails.rescuegroups.org.

Contact their foster home if you have any other questions at onedogmatters@comcast.net

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Jesse's brother, Jack (adopted) can also be seen on our website.