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Newfoundland Pictures / he looks better wet ;)
« on: July 19, 2009, 04:33:39 pm »
today we took rota to the bay, he seemed a little afraid of the small waves that crashed on the shore but seemed to enjoy it
Congratulations Dinty the Newf You look very handsome atop the site.
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19 inches already, wow, big boy!
Congratulation s, he is adorable!
Agree with Patrick on the chewing, that's just a puppy thing. You do want to be careful when playing with him/moving him around, don't let him jump on/off anything high or go up/down stairs when he's this small.
There are some good books out there. I found The Newfoundland: Gentle Giant to be a nice helpful book to start out with. There are lots of others. I found mine on www.dogwise.co m which is a great website with lots of resources for training and owning dogs.
There are also good websites; I like this particular breeder's site because I think she's clear and keeps it simple for a good start. She does advocate the raw diet, though, so you'll probably need to find your feeding info elsewhere.
http://www.denalinewf.com/care.html
Do you have a good vet who regularly cares for giant breed dogs? Is there a Newfoundland Club of America chapter in your area? You may want to contact the nearest one to gather local resources on vet, training, supplies etc. and also just to say hi and introduce your beautiful new Landseer boy!
Good luck and keep us posted!
Mary