Zephyr was my first dog, adopted through a dog rescue in New Hampshire that transported him from down South. He was a 25-pound puppy at 12 weeks, and I was told to expect him to be a hundred-pound dog. Boy did someone guess wrong! He shot up like a rocket until he hit 65 pounds, and then he just stopped. He was guessed to be a Great Pyrenees mix, but who can be sure? What we can tell you is, that he was the easiest puppy to train we've ever seen! Potty training took a grand total of 2 weeks, he never chewed up anything but puppy toys while teething and he never gets in the trash! Well, almost never.

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People often ignore the option of a rescue dog because they are worried about the possibility of behavioral issues or baggage. We are here to tell you that Zephyr has no more of either issues than a pure-bred dog that you might buy from a breeder. Others don't want mix-breeds because "they are funny looking." Well, I'll just let the pictures speak for themselves.