Breed: Newfoundland
Class/Type: Working
Pros: Gentle, patient, sweet Gentle, affectionate, good with children
Cons: Requires space and regular exercise Can be stubborn, drools
Description: The Newfoundland is a gentle and patient working breed known for its sweet nature. They are often referred to as “gentle giants.” Newfoundlands require space to accommodate their large size and regular exercise to keep them physically fit. They are well-suited for families who have enough room to accommodate their size and provide them with love, attention, and opportunities for physical activities. Newfoundlands thrive in a loving home environment where they receive attention, companionship, and mental stimulation. Giant, working dog with a thick coat, loves to cuddle and be around people
Temperament: Gentle, patient, sweet Good with children and other pets, enjoys being outdoors
Best Environment: A home with enough space and regular exercise Active families with a lot of space
Origin: Canada
Size: Giant
Weight: 100-150 lbs
Lifespan: 10-12 years
Grooming Requirements: High
Health Concerns: Few
Activity Level: Moderate
Characteristics: Gentle, patient, playful
Intelligence Level: High
Training Needs: Gentle and strong. Require positive reinforcement and early socialization.