
Newfoundland Bio
Description:
Newfoundland puppies will grow up to become a large, heavily coated, well balanced dog that is deep-bodied, heavily boned, muscular, and strong. A good specimen of the breed has dignity and proud head carriage.
History
By the 18th century, the Newfoundland had established a reputation for itself as an accomplished all purpose water dog, lifeguard and draft animal. The English were thoroughly impressed with the animal and began to import them in great numbers. This, along with restrictions placed on ownership of the dog on its native island, led to depressed numbers of the breed in North America during the 19th century.
Color
Newfoundland colors are black, brown, gray, and white and black.
BEHAVIOR
Temperament
Sweetness of temperament is the hallmark of the Newfoundland; this is the most important single characteristic of the breed. They have deep barks, are easy to train, are fine guardians and watchdogs, and are extremely good with children.
Barking
Barks If Necessary
Disclaimer
The puppy behavior information was sourced by consolidating various breed data found on the internet. Every puppy is unique and may have different behaviors
Adaptability
Adaptability to apartment living
Good for novice owners
Tolerates being alone
Tolerates cold weather
Exercise needs
Energy level
Exercise needs
Playfulness
Trainability
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