'Lovable giant' Brody finds 'forever home'
Summary
A large Pyrenean mountain dog named Brody has been successfully adopted into a new home in the south of England. After being put up for adoption by Animal Concern Cumbria, the dog attracted significant interest from people across Europe and the United States. Brody now lives happily with his new owners, who have experience with his breed.Key Facts
- Brody is a Pyrenean mountain dog weighing about 66 kilograms (around 10 stone).
- He was put up for adoption by Animal Concern Cumbria in December.
- The charity received hundreds of inquiries about adopting Brody from Europe and the US.
- Brody's new home is in the south of England where he has a fellow dog to keep him company and land to explore.
- The breed is traditionally used as a livestock guardian, protecting animals from predators like wolves.
- Pyrenean mountain dogs have a thick double coat that needs frequent grooming.
- Brody's new owners have experience with the breed, which helps in caring for him.
- The charity did not need to advertise for Brody's adoption due to the high interest.
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