Newfoundland Work Description

The Newfoundland is a powerful and gentle working dog known for its incredible strength, swimming ability, and sweet temperament. Originally bred for water rescue and hauling heavy loads, these dogs excel in roles that involve lifesaving, assistance work, and companionship. Their calm and patient demeanor makes them excellent family dogs, especially with children, while their natural instincts make them exceptional in aquatic and rescue environments.

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Newfoundland Detailed Attributes

Attributes	Newfoundland Details
Detailed Description of Looks	Large, strong dogs with a broad head, expressive dark eyes, and a thick, water-resistant double coat. They have webbed feet, aiding their swimming ability.
Size and Weight	Height: 26–28 inches; Weight: 100–150 pounds.
Hypoallergenic	No. Newfoundlands are not hypoallergenic and shed heavily, particularly during seasonal changes.
Coat Type	Thick, water-resistant double coat. Common colors include black, brown, gray, and Landseer (white with black markings).
Trainability	Highly trainable with a patient and consistent approach. They are intelligent, eager to please, and gentle.
Exercise Needs	Yes, they need daily exercise, particularly swimming, which they excel at and enjoy.

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