The breed comes from the Canadian island of Newfoundland, as the name suggests. Fishermen in the area had need of dogs that could aid them onboard. Newfoundlands, with their natural ability to swim due to their partially webbed feet, were a natural choice. The dogs are kept warm by their thick fur and were strong enough to save a grown man from drowning. Their loyalty makes them ideal pets to families... with the exception that they make a little extra room in their homes and are fine with lots and LOTS of hair left around.
1. Not an everyday site: a Newfoundland taking his pony for a walk.
2. When you come across a dog way smaller than you.
3. Just 16 months apart.
4. Delicious!
5. This is a Newfoundland dog... not a bear.
6. Did a bear just break in? Nope! Just a dog!
7. Despite his heavy weight... he's still just a lap dog.
8. Who cares?!
9. When the lap is too small for you but you don't mind because you are a good boy!
10. This dog likes to go to tennis practice and help out.
