r/Newfoundlander • u/Ducky_The_Newf • 3h ago
It is my Cake Day
Happy Cake day to me
r/Newfoundlander • u/awolbob • 12h ago
We lost Liza (11.5) and her daughter Luna(8.5) last year a few months apart. She was my lifesaver that came to me at my lowest and wouldn't leave my side when my world was falling apart. I am so grateful for her.
r/Newfoundlander • u/oldbutnotthatweird • 34m ago
Our beautiful girl has started drooling like a proper Newfy.
r/Newfoundlander • u/skaternurse • 18h ago
Its my own fault. I gave in and let the girl have some costco tuna juice on her supper. Tonight I had to turn on the room air filter her gas is so stinky! Anyone else found this with tuna??
r/Newfoundlander • u/LloydR98198 • 1d ago
Kirby is modeling the latest in fashion trends for the Newf that is in season.
r/Newfoundlander • u/peggeriffic • 1d ago
Anyone else get this: almost 50% of the time, in my first interaction with a stranger who has come across me and my Newf, they ask how long they live. Why are we talking about my dog’s death within 2 minutes of meeting?!? I find it infuriating and just plain weird. Why would anyone think it appropriate? I’ve started by responding that Newfs live forever.
r/Newfoundlander • u/CoatMysterious9594 • 1d ago
My Newfie used to eat like a machine, I couldn’t keep him full and slowly over the past few months he’s gotten picky. He gets a meat topper on his dry food bc I’m a bleeding heart and I can’t help myself. I change it out so he gets a good variety. This dog gets everything from chicken/turkey to scallops and shrimp, he eats better than most humans (lowkey me included) and the prince decides if he doesn’t want what I give him he just won’t eat his food, Especially in the mornings but also in the evenings too he’ll stare at his plate then at me and do a chuff and turn away. This all changed when I got a whole young chicken on sale, I threw it in my crock pot with some water a few chopped up carrots and some doggie safe herbs and let it cook for a while. U gotta skim some fat but This is THE ONLY thing that gets him to clear a plate and it’s cooked down to the point where it just falls off the bone and you can easily sort through it. I’ll take some of the meat and carrot in a cup add some hot water so it warms it up from the fridge and it turns to a weird pulled chicken to mix in with dry food, but my god if this weird meal can help someone else I had to share it’s been months of trying to get a 160lb stubborn baby to eat.
Edit: he had been to the vet when this first started happening and they didn’t find anything going on, did blood and stool samples
r/Newfoundlander • u/rjross0623 • 2d ago
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r/Newfoundlander • u/Dazp84 • 2d ago
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r/Newfoundlander • u/sjl301 • 3d ago
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It’s raining and I don’t want to go out with you.
r/Newfoundlander • u/PupsAndProtein • 3d ago
r/Newfoundlander • u/morning6936 • 3d ago
Sie ist jetzt 17 Monate alt hat eine Schulterhöhe von ca 72 ,73 cm und wie ca 41 Kilo. Von Vorbesitzer habe ich die Info sie soll ein Bernersen , Border Collie Mischling sein ,aber dafür finde ich sie ganz schön groß. Könnte in ihr vielleicht noch ein Neufundländer oder Landseer drin sein 🤔was meint ihr. Den Vorbesitzern wurde sie zu groß ,deshalb suchte sie mit 8 Monaten ein neues zu Hause. Sie haben auch das Muttertiere nicht zu Gesicht bekommen. Ich hoffe es geht in Ordnung ,dass ich das hier poste.
r/Newfoundlander • u/asm44- • 3d ago
I need help! My Newfie guy is 10 months old and will NOT stop biting. NOTHING has worked. I met with a trainer, no change. I tried time out, no change. I sternly say “No!”, no change. I leave the room, no change. These things just seem to egg him on even more. I’m running out of options & feeling defeated. Does anyone have any tips or tricks to help? I am slowly losing my mind & my arms can’t take much more.
Does he just not like me?
r/Newfoundlander • u/Various_Builder2121 • 4d ago
Our girl (1,5 years old) has started waking us up in the middle of the night for seemingly no reason. She’s never been difficult during the night before, and if she has woken us up there has always been a reason (like she wants more water or needs to pee).
But now she just whines, we wake up and she just sits there looking at us.
Has anyone else experienced this? What do I do?
Edit: Just some more info I thought of after posting;
if I’m awake she sleeps just fine, she gets at least 2 longer walks a day, she eats fine, she has light arthritis in her hind legs and it’s being treated (the symptoms are completely gone) and she is completely fine during the day.
r/Newfoundlander • u/anxietyOS • 5d ago
We got our girl Maple at 9mo after she was returned to the breeder. I took her for a check up at 1 year and she weighed 83lbs. Now a year later she only weighs 85lbs. My vet says he isn’t concerned but I’m not confident in his familiarity with the breed. Should I be looking for another opinion?
Uruk hai puppy for dog tax
r/Newfoundlander • u/Crazy_Gur9700 • 5d ago
He’s about 3 months and I CANNOT get him to stop digging he eats the dirt even. Anyone have any suggestions I did the vinegar spray he could literally care less he also has indoor and outdoor toys he could play with.
r/Newfoundlander • u/beaubeaucat • 5d ago
Annie will be 10 months old tomorrow, and she started her first heat cycle over the weekend. I attempted to use disposable diapers for the discharge, but she tried to eat them as soon as I put them on her. I've sacrificed a few pairs of my underwear to use along with menstrual pads. She tolerates her "undies" well once I get them into her. However, she fights me when I'm putting them on her. She will grab my arm or hand in her mouth and squeeze. She hasn't broken the skin, but she's left some pretty significant bruises.
I try to redirect her with treats or pushing her head away while saying No in a stern voice. I really don't want to muzzle her, but I'm considering doing that. Any recommendations on how I can handle this situation? If I can't get her undies on her to contain her discharge, she will need to be confined to her own so she doesn't get it all over the house.
Picture for attention and puppy tax.
r/Newfoundlander • u/Jackalope311 • 6d ago
Martha has never been a big eater. Morning is not her favorite time to eat, so she has decided that she will get it all over at one sitting.
4.5 cups of food in the evening. The later the better!
Is this anyone else’s normal. Intermittent fasting?
r/Newfoundlander • u/Dangle76 • 5d ago
We have a very excitable guy, he’s almost 6, but one thing I’ve struggled to train him on is proper people interactions. He’s the sweetest guy, but he presses his head and body against everyone for pets all the time, and with small kids this can knock them over, or a physically disabled person can cause a lot of pain.
How do I best train him to stop doing this?
r/Newfoundlander • u/recentlywidowed • 7d ago
This happened several years ago but I recently came across the pic again.
See the red truck in the background? That's the yard guy aka Sam's best friend. We were sitting on the porch one afternoon and I had him tethered to the post. He never wanders, but I still keep him tethered when we are sitting outside because rules.
He saw his buddy and off he went to go greet him!
Don't do this.
🤣🤣🤣
r/Newfoundlander • u/MoonChild9685 • 7d ago
Hi! We’ve been fostering a Newfie/Lab mix for about two months. He’s had a few potential adopters but in the end, they haven’t worked out and now my husband and I are considering adopting him into our family. We already have two cats, but luckily he gets along with them great and we just adore him.
Our main concern is that we can’t offer him the space he deserves, like a big yard (we live in a one bedroom apartment and he’s around 100lbs). Maybe we’re overthinking it and space isn’t an issue, but any advice on this and/or what to expect adopting a Newfie mix is appreciated!