Leonberger - TOP 10 Interesting Facts
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Top 10 interesting facts about the Leonberger, a loyal, playful and loving dog breed.
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Short Leonberger description:
The Leonberger is a giant dog breed, but there are quite big size differences between the strongly masculine males and elegantly feminine females. The average male height is between 71-80 cm, which is 28-31 inches and weight is typically between 140-150 pounds, which is 64-68 kgs. The females height should be between 65-75 cm, which is 26-30 inch and weight should ideally be between 100-135 pounds, which is 45-61 kg.
The Leonberger is mostly used as family companion, which is mostly thanks to their gentle, loving, kind and playful temperament. They are such a great and emphatetic animals, that it is becoming more and more common for them to serve as therapy dogs. These dogs are very sensitive and in tune with our emotions and they can provide tons of affectione, release stress and make us happier.
Leonberger facts VIDEO TIMESTAMPS:
0:20 Origin
0:46 Noble dog
1:11 Name
1:30 Purpose
2:02 Almost extinct
2:38 Size
3:20 Therapy
3:45 Coat
4:10 Maintenace
4:37 Health
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1:28 By Svenska Mässan from Sweden - Grupp 2 LEONBERGER, C.I.B. NO V&NORD V-14 NO V-15 NORD UCH SE JV-13 SE V-14 -15 Namupalan Bling Smack Chap, CC BY 2.0, commons.wikimed
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Awesome 👍
Beautiful lion dog
@@lanzik93 👍🏻👍🏻
Absolutely!
we have been chosen to have a Leo pup!
So excited!
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This dog is so georgeous
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What a great looking Dog,thanks for the info.😊
Thanks! They are majestic 👍
I met my first Leonberger in Devonshire, England...He was kingly!
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We have a female Leo and she is the sweetest dog. Requires lots of brushing, yes. And some exercise. Not a dog for couch potatoes or small apartments in the city.
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This dogs looks so Royal...will add it to my dream kennels list.
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Aaaah yes! My favorite 🐶 I want one so badly. I shall name him "Leonberger DiCaprio" 💜
It is amazing breed 👍
My puppy Leo "Rambo" runs the daycare at my church, they are an awesome breed
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One found us as a stray and the owner said we can keep him. Not very common in the US we've only had him for 6 months but the whole family loves him and he fit right in with my sheppards.
You are great for taking care of him 👍
Love Leos! Not a cheap breed, they remind of Estrella Mountain Dog, Great video mate,! New request-Grand Basset Griffon Vandeen! cheers!
They are similar to them. The also remind me Caucasian Shepherds. Okay, i will make video about Grand Basset. I just finished my video about another french breed - Basset Fauve de Bretagne.
@@Rocadog Love Fauve de Bretagne, look forward to the video mate, cheers!
Another great an interesting breed.I had a N F L dog great with kids love the ocean , THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
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Wow he really is large.
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Definitely 👍 :)
@@Rocadog thanks nice.
I had leonberger in 2001
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They look very similar to Caucasian Shepherds
Yes i agree, they are very similar 👍
Quite similar look, but absolutely different personality! Great family dog!
I think that narrator might be just as pasty as I am. And I have reddish hair and work nights. As for the dog,if I could afford it I'd probably be interested in it. I do have a question though. I have read that they are loyal and Protective but nonagressive. If we had 1 in the home and somebody broke in on my wife while I was at work,would the Leonberger take care of business if the intruder called the bluff? I have seen video's that makes me think they are great with kids. That is a plus in my mind. After all if my kids are unfortunately old enough to start having kids.But having a disabled wife sometimes makes me desire more protection for our home than our current little JR mix can give. Thankfully we don't live in a high crime community. Although latley it seems to many people are getting off the interstate while passing by and doing things they shouldn't.
We have had a total of 5 Leo's, currently 3 of them. They are definitely good family dogs, very friendly with children and seek plenty of interaction with their people. Ours are amazing watch dogs. Our male is big and intimidating to strangers with his deep black mask and dark coat. His bark is very loud and stops people in their tracks. He's a beautiful dog but he has sent delivery people running back to their truck with his bark alone. But he is the biggest baby with the family and friends. Our first Leo was a female, and she was very protective of my wife. We recommend people visit with Leonberger owners and get familiar with them before ever getting one. Go to any dog shows that come to your area and see them. Talk to Leo breeders. A good breeder will be honest with you about the pros and cons of owning one. There are plenty reasons not to get one. They are a lot of work to keep clean and groomed, not cheap to feed properly, some do but they don't normally live beyond 10 years. If you want a couch potato a Leo isn't for you. They need of plenty daily exercise. We have 2 acres that are fenced in so ours can go out and run together. A bored Leo can be destructive in the house. You don't need 2 acres but be committed to getting them exercise.
I don't care what the standards for the breed say, I think it's a fault of genetics that two different types of hair grow on the ears. It's as if the dog gods could not make up their mind...long or short?...and went to battle and forgot to finish the job....