In this new AnimalWised video, we bring you a short documentary on the Newfoundland dog breed which originates in the Newfoundland and Labrador province of Canada. Known as a ’gentle giant’, they are one of the most popular breeds to be employed as a water rescue dog. They can withstand freezing temperatures in water thanks to their insulating and waterproof fur. This giant dog breed is also noted for their loving and docile character. Keep watching to find out all you can about the Newfoundland dog.
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[Music] Welcome to this new animal wise video Where we’re going to talk about the Newfoundland dog one of the most popular And beloved giant dog breeds in the World the origin of the Newfoundland dog Is located on Newfoundland Island in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador their origin has various Theories including that they developed From the crossing of native island dogs With so-called black bear dogs brought Over by Vikings around the Year 1100 Later after 1610 and the islands Colonisation new breeds of dog arrived In Newfoundland mainly by European Fishermen from this time on new Crossings resulted in the modern Newfoundland we know today the Newfoundland is a giant dog with a Powerful head and compact body as with Its closest relative the Labrador Retriever the Newfoundland has Interdigital membranes between their Toes a useful tool to help them swim Easily their undercoat has very dense or Oily roots something which helps them to Be essentially water proof that outer Layer is longer and smoother usually Black brown or black and white in color Approximate measurements at the withers Are 71 centimeters in males and 66 Centimeters in females in wint males Usually reach 68 kilos and females 54
Despite their imposing size the Newfoundland is an especially loving and Affectionate dog as well as being Sociable and cam they are not Excessively playful although they do Love water They usually tolerate other animals well Under patient with children with whom They are loving and gentle but Maintenance of the Newfoundlands coat Requires effort year-round and daily Brushing is recommended we should note That they can lose a lot of hair during The molting seasons the Newfoundland is Especially active but we need to Motivate them to avoid obesity It is recommended they have three daily Walks and go out on exercise sessions Regularly they are particularly fond of Going to the beach or lick so they can Swim in the water it’s important to note That this dog will need large amounts of Food throughout their lives since they Weigh between 54 and 68 kilos they Require around 500 grams of food Per day let’s also not forget that the Newfoundland is known to drool Excessively meaning they are not great For the house product we need to pay Attention to their facial hygiene there Are best suited to large homes with Garden access especially if they can Choose when to come and go since they do Need exercise the Newfoundland is a very
Intelligent dog although not especially Suited as a working dog they are the Most popular breed to be employed as Water rescue dogs they respond well to Positive reinforcement as long as the Owner is aware of both their virtues and Limitations allo a perfectly suitable Breed it’s so vital the Newfoundland is Separated from the mother and siblings At the appropriate age and their Socialization as a puppy is carried out Thoroughly They’ll made frequent company and can Develop destructive habits as well Separation anxiety if they’re isolated For long periods of time these types of Behaviors are commonly seen in dogs Which are left outside on their own for Too long we need to teach the Newfoundland basic training commands Allowing us to have control over the dog Especially in emergency situations Particularly important in such giant Size breeds as with all breeds the Newfoundland is susceptible to genetic Disease such as hip dysplasia elbow Dysplasia gastric torsion pulmonary Stenosis aortic stenosis cataracts and Von Willebrand disease to ensure the Good health of our Newfoundland we need To go to the veterinarian every six Months or so and follow the vaccination Schedule carefully we also need to pay Attention to their deworming both
Internal and external especially during The summer months if you follow our Advice it is possible to enjoy a happy And healthy New England dog living Between eight and ten years a relatively Short life expectancy which may increase In the future we hope you enjoyed this Video if you have your own experiences Of the Newfoundland dog please share Them in the comments like and subscribe For more videos to come and we’ll see You next time [Music]
