The Ultimate Newfoundland Dog Breed Guide: Everything You Need to Know
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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The Newfoundland is a very large and majestic dog breed that is both hardworking and compassionate. The breed, sometimes known as the Newfie, is clever, loving, and extremely devoted. They make excellent companions and instinctually excel at water rescues and other duties. These canines were developed for aquatic life, with a thick coat to keep them warm and webbed paws that make for excellent swimming. Some even say they're the best companions you can ever find. Owning one is surely a privilege, but how about some deep insight before you get one?
In today's video we look at EVERYTHING You NEED to Know about the NEWFOUNDLAND
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We had a Newfie. The sheer amount of love from that dog was incredible. Just a couple warnings to someone thinking of getting one: as they video mentions, they shed… oh my gosh do they shed. And they drool. And they need to swim… I can’t emphasize this enough… they exist to swim. And they need cold in winter… preferably someplace with lots of ice and snow. Finally, they are stubborn. When 125 lbs of Newfie doesn’t want to do something, there’s really nothing you can do about it. But if you can deal with all that, you will love and be adored by these dogs every day you have one.
omg we love this so much! We really appreciate you sharing with this with us! Surely this will help to inform others on your experience. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! =)
We have an 18 month old Newfoundland, but have always had Rottweilors & Maremmas, so not new to very big dogs, but new to the drool! He's a goof and loves his family. Everything you said us spot on! We live near lakes & beaches and he's a natural in the water. Glad to have just found your channel.
Wow thanks so much for this amazing share and the lovely comment! We appreciate you! 🙏🏻
This just made me cry. I love my Newfi’s. They are THE BEST.
Aww omg, hopefully it was happy tears? Glad you enjoyed our video. We appreciate you! 🙏🏻❤️
My Favorite Dog 🐕 Newfoundland
Such a great dog! ❤️
I lost my 2nd Newf last July to cancer. I also have had a Bernese Mtn Dog who dies early to cancer. Not going giant anymore, getting too old! I still have a Golden and an Aussie. Have deposit for next spring on an Icelandic Sheep Dog. So cute and smaller. Golden and Aussie are amazing dogs, love them both SO much!!
I’m so sorry to hear about your dogs passing. It’s very heartbreaking. And totally understandable that maybe the smaller dog is in order now. Thank you so much for watching and sharing with us!
Hi, I have had 5 of beautiful dogs, one at a time. It took me only 24 hours to house break a 8 to 9 week old puppy. The weights you mentioned are AKC / CKC standards. However one of my females was AKC and was very large at 165 lbs. she had a 4 great grandfather that weighed 225. The largest on record was 300 lbs and 6 feet long. My female normally would not bark. However a teenager came to our fence one day and she appeared out of know where and front paws on the top of the fence was strongly barking at the boy. Perfecting the kids in the yard. They’re also called the nanny bog.
Omg that’s amazing! 6 feet long wow! That has to be a record for a Newfie. Thanks so much for sharing!
We have had 3 Newfies … first one lived only until she turned 5 and passed because of medication that a veterinarian did not monitor correctly. Our 2nd Newfie lived to 11 year and a few months and she had to be put to sleep because both her back legs stopped working properly. Our 3rd Newfie just passed a year ago at 10 1/2 years old from Stage 4 Kidney failure which we believe was from long term use of a medication called Proin. We still have 3 Pomeranians and 3 cats and with us both in our late 60’s we are not sure getting such a HUGE dog at this age would be a good thing. So for now I get my Newfie fix by going to Newfie only dog shows and spend time hugging and patting them 🥰
Love this so much! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! ❤️🙏🏻
They are the best companion for some people but they have needs. They need a place to swim. They need regular grooming. They usually need to be withing 10 feet of their owner. We had 3 Goofy Newfies over a 25 year period. Everything you said is generally true but you missed one factor, they are funny. They have an incredible sense of humor and kept us laughing. They all thought of themselves as lap dogs. When the 165 pound Landseer climbed into my wife's lap she was trapped. Good Luck, Rick
Oh wow, 3 of them! That is amazing! Thank you for pointing out that they are funny! The mental picture of a 165 pound dog sitting on someone's lap is really funny! =) Thx again for giving our video a watch and a comment. We appreciate your sharing with us!
We miss ours every day., Making it worse; we live in Newfoundland.
@@thomaslawlor4200 I miss ours and my wife. Tick diseases took them all. That's why I haven't gotten another Goofy because our area is too dangerous. Good Luck, Rick
Richard, I'm so terribly sad to read your message. I can't imagine it as I know how much we loved our dog. But, the loss of my wife would cripple me entirely.
Here in Newfoundland the arrival of ticks is very recent. Maybe five or six years ago the first ones were discovered. Our geography and climate kept them at bay until then. I was not aware ticks could cause fatal illness.
So very sorry and kind regards. @@richardross7219
"Goofy Newfies"? you must be Canadian!
We will have or Newfie in the last week of July. Love to see more tips about the breed. ❤
Love that! Super excited for you! ❤️
I love them most , since my early childhood !
Aww 🫶 they truly are amazing dogs! Thx so much for giving our vid a watch! 🙏🏻
Love this Dog and this video.. fabulous!
Thank you so much!
Got a 9 Month old Half Newfy / Black Lab, and I'm Struggling with his Training with Pulling Hard on our Walks, I don't want him Dragging the girls down the Street. I've Trained a few dogs in my 45yrs including a Rottie & Husky. if Anyone out in the Interwebs that has Newfy Positive Experience on how to Calm him down . Please free to shout back. Thanks Beantown 🇺🇸🤜🏼🤛🏼☘️
I’m not sure but commenting to bump this in case anyone here knows a way. Hopefully everything works out 🙏🏻
Newfs are the best!
They really are! Thx so much for watching 🙏🏻
Love the video!
Thank you so much for watching!
I had no idea Newfoundland dogs were such great swimmers 👏 awesome video
Thank you so much for watching! =)
What's your favorite fact about the Newfie? Let us know below! ❤
I am owned by one now. she's 8 years old. I can't tell you the last time I had a hair free breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you are a neat freak, this breed is not for you. still haven't figured out how I get so much hair inside of the refrigerator. Seeing that I snore, I have probably inhaled and swallowed 2lbs of hair.
Hahaha they certainly are heavy shedders. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! 🙏🏻
I personally would love a Newfoundland Dog, but the apartment building I currently live in has a weight restriction of 35 lbs. and I don’t will to will to buy a Newfoundland dog and destroy it after it grows to 35 lbs.
Yea unfortunately Newfoundland’s are not great for apartments :(
Are they low engery dogs? What is their prey drive?
They are considered lower energy dogs but they do need quite a bit of exercise (bc of their big body). They typically do not have a high prey drive but some of that will depend on getting them accustom with smaller animals at an early age. Great questions! Thanks so much for watching! =)
Oh please! Noo fund lund is the appropriate pronunciation
Haha thank you!
The way he says Newfoundland pisses me off. I have watched Newfies and one thing I have noticed is you can't go swimming around them cause you will be rescued, needed or not.
Haha sorry about that.
Where to start..............,
Firstly, you need to work on your pronunciation of Newfoundland. Properly uttered it rhymes with understand, as in understand Newfoundland. NewFindland, Newfoundlound, etc are so incorrect and really, really irk the people who live here. In addition, the nickname Newfie is very offensive in these parts. Kind of like calling a person from Pakistan a "Packi" . Please refrain.
Next, you say the dog was 'developed' for work with fishermen. Not so. Europeans pitched on our shores in the late 15th centaury. At that time, The Newfoundland was already established, probably welcomed visitors even then. No one had to "breed" them to achieve their abilities. Those were innate
You mention Labrador in the video. The Newfoundland Dog has zero connection. to Labrador. However, in the early 18th century, fishermen were wishing they could have a short haired and slimmer Newfoundland. Pulling a 180lb dog over the side of a small boat was dangerous. Locals bred Newfoundland's with a smaller dog called The Saint John's Water Dog to achieve this.
Eventually, the result was a short haired, smaller dog. Perfect. It was named The Lessor Newfoundland. In the late 19th hundreds, a British military man, stationed here discovered this dog. He realized this dog would be popular in Europe and renamed it The Labrador.
The rest is history. There are many breeds who owe their existence to The Newfoundland.
Thank you for these notes! We're certainly not perfect and feedback like this gives us the chance to improve. Perhaps we'll work on a part 2 that corrects these issues. Thank you again for the honest feedback! =)
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By the way, the Dog used to blend with The Newfoundland was The St. John's Water Dog, not The Saint John's Water Dog. And, unfortunately, it is now extinct. @@dogjoy1
OMJ, now I'm embarrassed ! People mixing-up Saint John NB with the city where I was born (St. John's NL), are high on my list for those needing correction. And now, here I've made the same error. Sorry. I think I had a "mental" fart......................
I knew The St. John's Water Dog is, sadly, extinct. I'm pretty sure responsibility for its demise can be laid at the feet of the government who ruled in the late 1800's. I've searched and have only been able to find one photo of an example of the breed and can find zero information concerning that Dog. My knowledge of the "birth" of The Lessor Newfoundland comes from a book written in the 1950's (or, maybe the 1940's), authored by the man credited with saving the breed here in Newfoundland. Interestingly, this same person is also credited with inventing the gas mask when he worked as a Battle Field Dr during The First World War.
We miss our big boy still after fifteen years.
Thanks for pointing out my mistake.
@@thomaslawlor4200 No worries at all! We appreciate your sharing this knowledge and background with us! =)
My Maltese see Newfe, and she freaks out. She doesn't know what it was.
Haha it probably looks like a monster to your Maltese! Just tell them they are safe and kind ❤️
none of those look like newfies i can tell by the snout
None of them?!