Mint Oreo

My story

Ah yes, presenting Mint Oreo—the canine equivalent of a fuzzy throw blanket and a Saturday afternoon nap. If you're in the market for a thrill-seeking, mountain-climbing, squirrel-chasing renegade… keep scrolling. But if your idea of wild times involves slow blinks, cozy corners, and synchronized napping sessions with a four-legged snuggle buddy, then congratulations—you've found your soulmate in Mint Oreo. He's got the social ambition of a houseplant and the energy level of a loaf of bread, and honestly? We love that for him. He thrives in the safety of his puppy room, where the only drama is deciding whether to nap on the left side of the bed or the right. He adores his fellow dogs and puppies, mostly because they make excellent cuddle heaters and don't interrupt his mid-morning snoozes. Mint Oreo is on a noble quest to become the best couch potato in the land—and trust us, he's well on his way. Mint Oreo, our 12-week-old, 18-pound certified marshmallow in a floof suit. He’s a Great Pyrenees by breed, but identifies more as a gentle cloud with the soul of an ultimate introvert who just wants to binge-watch nature documentaries in peace. Mint Oreo came to us with his two siblings Peanut Butter Oreo and Java Chip Oreo after they had been spotted multiple times running in and out of the road. Mint Oreo is what we like to call “confidently unsure.” He’s not exactly the life of the party—unless that party involves quiet corners, emotional support dog piles, and a strict no-sudden-movement policy. He adores other dogs, mostly because they do all the socializing for him while he hides behind them and evaluates whether humans are friend or mildly terrifying snack dispensers. With a passive/submissive personality, Mint Oreo would never dream of challenging you—unless, of course, you're trying to get him to try something new, in which case he’ll politely decline with a look of sheer existential dread. He hasn’t met any cats (aka “purrinators”), but we imagine that first encounter would end with the cat keeping their crown and Mint Oreo accepting their rule. As for kids? Maybe. Possibly. Who knows? He might learn to coexist with the smaller humans, but he'd probably prefer they come with a mute button and a slow-motion setting. What Mint Oreo does need is someone patient, loving, and cool with helping him blossom from "scared spud" into "majestic couch loaf." Socialization will be key, and so will understanding that bravery—like this boy’s naps—takes time. Mint Oreo’s energy level falls somewhere between a sunbathing turtle and a retired sloth who’s just discovered the joys of memory foam. He’s what we call a solid 4 out of 10 on the activity scale—which, in puppy terms, means he might lift an eyebrow at a squirrel… eventually… after his nap. He’s pretty laid back, in the way that a yoga instructor might envy. Submissive? Absolutely. His happy place is with other dogs and puppies, where he can live his best wallflower life in the safety of the group. He naps like it’s an Olympic sport, sprinkles in some playtime like a garnish, and accepts love and pets like a humble monk accepting offerings from adoring disciples. A securely fenced yard? Great. Regular walks and dog park adventures? Also good. Basically, if you’re willing to help this sweet, cautious potato blossom with a mix of exercise and emotional support snacks, Mint Oreo could be your next professional cuddle consultant and part-time toy enthusiast. Ah yes, let’s talk potty training, everyone’s favorite part of puppy parenthood—right up there with stepping on Legos and finding mystery puddles in your socks. Mint Oreo, being a baby fluff nugget of only 12 weeks, is obviously not a fully house-trained gentleman yet. Shocking, we know. He’s still figuring out that carpets are not magical grass patches and that humans, for whatever bizarre reason, prefer their flooring dry and unmarked. Progress is being made, but like all fine works of art (and bathroom habits), it takes time, consistency, and a good sense of humor. On the bright side—Mint Oreo is kennel trained. Mint Oreo’s barking style? Let’s just say he’s not trying to launch a career in broadcast journalism. Right now, he falls firmly into the category of “Playtime Podcaster”—he’s got a little something to say when the zoomies kick in or the toy drama escalates, but outside of playtime, he’s pretty chill. He’s not narrating every falling leaf or summoning spirits from the beyond (yet), and he hasn’t shown signs of barking just for the thrill of hearing his own majestic voice echo through the house. So if you’ve been dreaming of a nap-loving sidekick with the energy level of a semi-retired housecat and the emotional range of a poet in a thunderstorm—Mint Oreo might just be your soulmate. But hey, this isn’t a fantasy draft. You can’t just call dibs—you’ve gotta fill out that adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can pass it along to his very important foster humans. And yes, you’ll need to make the trek to Oklahoma City, OK to scoop up this delicate little marshmallow in person—because teleportation hasn’t been approved for puppy handoffs. Yet. Ready to win the heart of a quiet, floofy legend-in-the-making? Apply now. Mint’s waiting.

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