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🐾 Top 10 Things to Consider Before Getting a Newfoundland Dog | Must-Know Facts for New Owners!
Thinking about owning a Newfoundland dog? These gentle giants are loving, loyal, and famously good with families — but they also come with big responsibilities. In this video, we break down the Top 10 most important things to know before you bring a Newfoundland into your home.
From grooming and drooling to exercise needs, food costs, and health care — here’s everything new or future Newfoundland owners should understand.
⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 – Intro
00:26 – #1 They Grow HUGE
00:48 – #2 Gentle Personality
01:03 – #3 Yes, They Drool!
01:17 – #4 Water-Loving Swimmers
01:32 – #5 Grooming & Shedding
01:52 – #6 Exercise Needs
02:08 – #7 Health & Lifespan
02:23 – #8 Big Appetite = Big Cost
02:38 – #9 Don’t Like Being Alone
02:56 – #10 Lifetime Commitment
03:12 – Outro & Final Thoughts
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📌 Why People Love This Breed
✔ Gentle with kids
✔ Amazing swimmers and rescue dogs
✔ Loyal “nanny dog” personality
✔ Calm and affectionate family companion
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3 Comments
the rancher where my aussie and mini american shepard go herding has a 3 month old newfie… my mutt thinks he is her puppy..LOL he is very well behaved and very willing to learn new stuff he has not been released too far due to his shots not being done quite yet. he has been in the barn with horses sheep cows etc. he is very well behaved but you can tell when he has not been for his walk he is a little crazier when he needs his walk.
I love these dogs. They are fantastic in all ways.
What you've intimated about this breed is largely true.
However, you are pronouncing their name incorrectly. It's not Newfoundlind or, Newfoundlund. The dog is The Newfoundland. Say it quickly and make it sound like the word understand. That's who they are.