Just like any dog, the Newfoundland goes through different stages of life. Most of them aren't born gentle giants they evolve into one.

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Just like any other dog, the Newfoundland dog can have behavior issues. Some of these issues are barking, jumping, counter-surfing, prey drive and resource guarding.

The brown Newfoundland dog is an acceptable color in the United States. Brown Newfies can be all brown or have small patches of white on their chin, chest, tail and toes.

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The brown Newfoundland dog is an acceptable color in the United States. Brown Newfies can be all brown or have small patches of white on their chin, chest, tail and toes.

Just like any other dog, the Newfoundland dog can have behavior issues. Some of these issues are barking, jumping, counter-surfing, prey drive and resource guarding.

Barking, chewing, nipping and staring can be signs that your Newfoundland dog is bored. There are a variety of ways that you can keep your Newfie busy such as exercising, DIY enrichement toys and training.

Just like any dog, the Newfoundland goes through different stages of life. Most of them aren't born gentle giants they evolve into one.

Newfoundlands should be bathed as needed and brushed regularly. Typically they should get a bath every 8 weeks and brushed daily/weekly.

Training your Newfoundland dog can be a rewarding experience for both the owner and the dog if you follow a few basic tips such as practicing staying positive, knowing the breed and being consistent.

As a responsible Newfoundland dog owner you should set boundaries for your dog. A Newfie that doesn't have boundaries can become destructive, overpowering and confused.

The Newfoundland dog has unique traits that can't be found in other breeds of dogs such as their unique swimming style and emotional intelligence.

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Set your Newfoundland puppy up for success from the day that you bring him or her home by using positive and consistent training techniques.

When your senior Newfoundland dog becomes sick or is having trouble getting around it may be time to determine their quality of life using the HHHHHMM scale.

The Newfoundland dog has unique traits that can't be found in other breeds of dogs such as their unique swimming style and emotional intelligence.

Giant breed puppies like the Newfoundland are more prone to joint problems so long periods of exercise should be avoided until their growth plates close.

Many Newfoundlands respond well to the NILIF training method because it reinforces their working drive by asking them to work for what they want.