Newfoundland dogs apartment living Videos

• 1. How To Potty Train A Newfoundland Puppy - Newfoundland House Training Tips - Newfoundland Puppies
• 2. River Bear Newfoundland Dog Pool Opening 2013
• 3. Newfoundland dog swims in hot tub
• 4. Glory-ah Newfoundland dog snore
• 5. Bank of America Benny Big Newfoundland Dog Commercial TV Ad 2013 with Benny as Adult Dog and Puppy
• 6. How to Begin Potty Training a Puppy. Easy Steps to Potty Training a Puppy
• 7. Top 15 Largest Dog Breeds

How To Potty Train A Newfoundland Puppy - Newfoundland House Training Tips - Newfoundland Puppies

River Bear Newfoundland Dog Pool Opening 2013

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Rose_ Gaming commented on 12 Mar 2016

Wat animal was on the stairs on 00:17 ? xD

Rose_ Gaming commented on 19 Mar 2016

+Indi3 xD yupp. Or a giraffe c:

Indi3 commented on 19 Mar 2016

I'm not sure.... I'm thinking either bear or a baby elephant?

Anastasiya Borisova commented on 19 Feb 2016

They must she'd so much! Do they?

Anastasiya Borisova commented on 22 Feb 2016

+Mike Honcho OK thanks for the info.

Mike Honcho commented on 22 Feb 2016

No their hair keeps growing really thick, you have to give them haircuts when it gets too long

Dorothy Talerico commented on 13 Oct 2015

It's a shame that you shave and cut their hair. They are so beautiful with long hair.

JCReptiles commented on 09 Jan 2016

+Dorothy Talerico Plus when you shave them their coat looks different when it grows back.

Rao Ali commented on 05 Jan 2016

actually that's fur not hair

LadiesmanB007 commented on 02 Dec 2015

+Julija Svetlova Actually their fur protects them from the heat. You're not supposed to shave them

Julija Svetlova commented on 28 Oct 2015

+Dorothy Talerico they were probably overheating

Dylan Webb commented on 24 Sep 2015

Can someone tell me what piano piece this is?

Isabele Andres commented on 15 Oct 2015

Its 'Ave Maria ' by pachebel

Newfoundland dog swims in hot tub

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Herr Laktos commented on 01 Jun 2011

Quick question, can you have a Newfie in a larger apartment? I really want a dog and thinking about buying a Newfie after reading about them and stuff. But the prob is the dog is big and i live in a apartment in the city so i dont have that close to the beach and stuff if it want to swim! But i got a large balchony 2! So what do you guys think, otherwise can you recomend a rase that is similar to the Newfie but that can live in a apartment. Im a extreme dude so i love snowboarding btw!

Herr Laktos commented on 05 Jun 2011

@kevlaurtube Cool, thanks bro! Well in summers i often go to the beach alot and do some wakeboarding and in the winters i do alot of snowboarding so can the dog join me to the beach and the mountains? What i've been reading Newfies like water (ofc) and also snow? But once again i want whats best for the dog thats why im not sure of getting one even though it feels like the perfect choice for me, cause once again i live in a apartment! But you think that it will not be any prob?

Nagasaki54 commented on 08 Jan 2013

I know your comment is already a year old but one i'll still give my two cents, Having a Newfie in an apartment is fine, especially aslong as its alittle bigger, what you should make sure is that your apartment house does have an elevator as Newfies often get hip or joint problem and running up or down a long flight of stairs will make it a lot worse, worst case scenario is that the pain a newfie may have will force you to put it down years before you otherwise would have.

kevlaurtube commented on 04 Jun 2011

@FunOrNotFun They are not very active dogs. They lay around most of the time unless if they get excited. Its more important to keep them cool in the summer. I recommend the Wahl KM2 clippers and two 3/8" #4 skip tooth blades. The skip tooth blades are much better at cutting through the undercoat. Get two of them because then you can swap blades when one gets hot. The clippers go for $99 and the blades can be had new on ebay for around $30 apiece. Total of around $160.

Stephanie Steiner commented on 21 Nov 2010

Some of you need to lighten up on the dad and understand where he's coming from before you start criticizing. He just told the kids to watch for the dog's paws, not to be afraid of the dog. I water train my newf & my legs are one big bruise all summer long. As strong as they are, one accidental rake down the leg with their claws & you're bruised for days. The dog could be gentle as a mouse and still accidentally get you with it's claws.

XxXcwizzleXxX commented on 03 Jun 2010

that dad shouldn't act nervous when his kid is near animals cause then his kids will be nervous around animals. i mean i have a newfoundland and i would never tell anybody to keep away from him cause it makes ppl think they're not a friendly breed or that they would hurt u when they wouldn't. peole need to relax and let ur kids jump all over the dog if they want to cause its fun and a great way to keep the kids off ur back :-)ha

Wolfgirl2help commented on 25 Mar 2011

I've got a question about this breed. When they're young, do they look a bit like Labs before they get tht huge, fluffy pelt? A friend thought they were getting a lab puppy, but he's WAY bgger than any lab would get and he's got the huge newfie pelt now. He's only two years old and as large as a mini pony! They have made the mistake with their St. John's Dog too. Could they have mistaken a newfie for a lab?

Laura schmidt commented on 11 Nov 2010

Dogs are cooler than cats...but we have 2 of them to go with the two dogs. They all get along. We have taken Odin to a lake several times and he ';heards' everyone swimming with him there as well. Lucy, the other newfie, doesn't really care for the water...weird. Newfs are sweet...but those paws can get you. They don't know their own strength all the time..especially when swimming.

kevlaurtube commented on 08 Mar 2011

OK, to the people who said that the newfie paws wouldnt hurt the child... you have obviously never swam in a lake with a newfie before. Yes, newfies are extremely gentile and good with kids, but when they are swimming their limbs thrust with great force. I am full grown male and they have left bruises on my chest from being in front of them while they swam.

bonafidesser commented on 15 Dec 2011

@SummerTheFuzzy : what a silly comparison... Cats and dogs ? It's like comparing which is better milk or strawberries - no connection whatsoever. Also, look up the word "specieism" - equivalent to "racism" against a species. I have both cats and dogs, they are different species with each their own beauty and needs. All are fluffy and cuddling : )

Laura schmidt commented on 04 Feb 2010

@Shepard033 They shed but because of their personality and the general fun they bring to our daily lives....it is worth vacuuming and mopping every day of my life....and washing walls....at least one a day....and brushing them at least every other day in winter and every single day in spring and summer...they are worth it.

FloydATC commented on 11 Oct 2011

I have to agree with ralphyization on this. Getting a dog means adjusting your life to suit its needs. For newfs, that means long walks every day and easy access to water. They are indeed an active and social breed if given the chance. I grew up with them and love them but could never have one in good conscience.

Meredith Esposito commented on 26 Aug 2011

My newfie loves, loves, loves the snow, but the snow can get compacted between its toes. Maybe if you got it booties it would help. I think the dog would be fine in an apartment as long as you have A/C in the summer and give it three decent walks a day. :) good luck, they are an incredible breed.

kevlaurtube commented on 08 Mar 2011

@kauxkaux Like any puppy, the first few months there are accidents, but both our newfies were very easy to train. The best way for any dog is to make them sleep in a kennel for the first 6-8 months. I also hung sleigh bells on the back door and trained them to ring the bells to go outside.

gastank43 commented on 31 Dec 2011

@kevlaurtube okey it's a long time since you is but i just came to think about huskeys and malamutes? i got problems believing that their paws will get frost bitten in such a short time as 20-30 minutes.. Look at wolves their outside all year i don't hear them complaining either? :D

AnthonyFamiglietti commented on 01 Mar 2011

I just got put on a wait list today to get a newf. I'm soooo excited. I've been itching for one for over 2 years, finally about to graduate so I can finally have one. :) These two are adorable especially mister adventure. I plan on putting mine through water training!

dawn ralphy commented on 11 Oct 2011

@ralphyization I didn't mean to insult, I just think it would be really hard to keep the dog happy in that environment. That's all. If you're super dedicated, I guess it could happen. I just know how much my doofus likes to play out side. That's all....

Max Frey commented on 04 Feb 2010

Oh yeah totally. My family used to have one and he was practically my brother. He was great around kids, fun to play with, but smart enough to know when something wasn't right. They're a little messy but totally worth the effort.

MissImagination811 commented on 08 Mar 2010

wow the father needs to chill...its not like the kid meant to get near his paws, he was just having fun, and newfs know how big they are, and they kno their limits, I wouldnt worry about them hurting the kids in any way.

kevlaurtube commented on 04 Mar 2011

@AnthonyFamiglietti I recommend getting a male newf.... i know it sounds strange but our female is a little timid of the water. She will happily get wet, but wont dive into it like our male newfie does...

Wolfgirl2help commented on 02 Apr 2011

@kevlaurtube thank you for answering....What breed do you think he might be? He started smooth, but he's already the size of a small horse and is very thick furred now. Could he be a pyrinese(sp)?

Herr Laktos commented on 06 Jun 2011

@kevlaurtube Awesome!! Thanks bro! Last question, i do alot of extreme sports do you think a newfie could join me to the mountains and snowboarding and to the beach and do some wakeboarding?

MUZA1875 commented on 07 Jul 2011

@FunOrNotFun yes newfies are built for cold weather.Should be fine in a apartment as long as it is walked daily,however you need to keep them cool as they are not used to hot climates.

Laura schmidt commented on 21 Aug 2013

We keep the hot tub heat off during the summer...so it was very cool.. This was the one and only time we let him in the tub. We also shave the Newfies short for the summer months.

curvaciousMammi commented on 15 Nov 2012

Not smart to let him in there he has alot of fur an excessive heat like that is bad for them since they have a higher heart rate than us . So ya for the love of your dog

kevlaurtube commented on 06 Jun 2011

@FunOrNotFun I think a newfie could be fine in an apartment. They are not very active. But I also think its much easier to own a fenced in back yard with a dog door....

kevlaurtube commented on 06 Jun 2011

@FunOrNotFun I use to have a ski boat and the dogs did fine on it. I would not take a dog to the snowy mountains. Any dogs paws will get frost bitten after 20-30 min.

Pickett 710 commented on 17 Jan 2013

you shouldnt own this dog unless you have a pool, and keeping a dog that size in ur apartment is silly they may not be active but theyre big and they need space

kevlaurtube commented on 02 Apr 2011

@Wolfgirl2help I highly doubt a newfie puppy could be mistaken for a lab puppy. Newfie pups are VERY fluffy, lab pups are VERY smooth coat in comparison.

Chuck Norris commented on 10 May 2011

my newfoundland is about 10 months old and weighs 12 stone and we have a hot tub but why would you let a newfy in a hot tub they shed like a bitch

Jazzy J commented on 14 Oct 2011

newfoundlands were bread to retrieve things from the water so maybe he was trying to save the them cause he thought they werent in there on purpose

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wzukr commented on 16 May 2015

Just an overview, the Komondor isn´t mentioned who´s bigger than the Cane Corso.

Anna Litticle commented on 29 May 2015

+wzukr Perhaps they were taking "massiveness" into account rather than height alone.