Also known as the Lesser Newfoundland, the true Newfoundland, or the small Labrador, the St. John's water dog probably evolved out of English, Irish and Portuguese working breeds that were brought ...

Newfoundland dogs legendarily love water. They may look like giant teddy bears (and can weigh up to 175lb / 80kg) but their webbed feet and water-repellent coats mean they are perfect for water ...

Just like humans, Newfoundland dogs need a balanced diet that includes protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals, in addition to plenty of water. Newfoundland exercise. Newfies have a ...

In common with many dogs who were bred to work in water, the Newfoundland has webbed feet, which enable them to be great swimmers – like ducks. We say this breed has Canadian origins because his ...

Aug. 17—JAMESTOWN — As onlookers watched from the beach, a "victim" treading the water waved his hands and shouted for help — causing a Newfoundland dog to quickly hop into the water.

We filmed a group of Newfoundlands to watch some of the specialist training they go through to become water rescue dogs. Keep up with the latest new videos with the Shots! Newsletter. Did you know ...

That’s why Mystic Seaport Museum is the perfect place for the Land and Sea Newfoundland Training Group to meet, oftentimes giving the public a glimpse at what these big guys and girls can do ...

A woman has shared her Newfoundland dog's hilarious reaction to her return ... breed of dog with a sweet disposition and a love of water. They are ranked No. 42 on the American Kennel Club's ...

There are so many things to know about Newfoundland dogs. Imagine crossing a gigantic ... plus someone who isn’t fazed by drool, mud, water trails (they like to splash around in their water ...