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The puppies in this litter are from Registered parents and can also be registered. Make sure to do research on this breed, and how it might fit your lifestyle before finding a responsible breeder with available puppies. AND PLEASE READ TILL, THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE, BEFORE YOU PROCEED
Currently, We do have male and female puppies available from this dog breed ( the puppy will come with 1 year extended genetic health warranty as well as lifetime breeder support. the puppy comes with the following, all vaccinations, chip, EU passport, FCI, health certificate according to the requirements of the IHV breeding Association as well as starter pact ; (leash, collar, blanket, toys, and puppy rearing food). ) please follow this page till the end read more about us and our breeding practice, and also please learn more about the dog breed as a way of making sure that you are getting the perfect pet for your lifestyle.
About the Breed :
Country of Origin: The Newfoundland (commonly called ‘Newf’ or ‘Newfie’) originated in Newfoundland, Canada, descending from a mix of indigenous breeds with either Viking dogs or the mastiffs of Portuguese fishermen. The resulting breed, present by the 1600s, was a black dog that loved swimming in cold waters; the black and white ‘Landseer’ Newfoundland developed a century later. The Newfoundland served as a helpful assistant by pulling heavy fishing nets or other equipment and rescuing sailors who had fallen overboard. Local laws limiting dog ownership to one dog per man kept Newfoundland’s numbers low in its home country, but it was exported to Europe, where its numbers grew as it became a popular show dog. In 1832, a Newfoundland name ‘Hairy Dog’ and its owners saved 180 Irish immigrants from the wrecked ship ‘Despatch’. A Newfoundland also reportedly saved Napoleon Bonaparte when he went overboard during his escape from Elba. Well-known Newfoundlands include ‘Sable Chief’, the mascot of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment, and ‘Nana’ from ‘Peter Pan’. Presidents Rutherford B. Hayes and James Buchanan had pet Newfoundlands. English poet Lord Byron had a pet Newfoundland for whom he wrote ‘Epitaph to a Dog’, which begins ‘Near this spot are deposited the remains of one who possessed beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man, without his vices. This praise, which would be unmeaning flattery if inscribed over human ashes, is but a just tribute to the memory of Boatswain, a dog.’
Size: The Newfoundland has a shoulder height of 56-76 cm (22-30 in) and weighs 50-69 kg (110-152 lbs). Some have been recorded at up to 90 kg (200 lbs). Newfoundlands have a broad head, small, deep-set eyes, and triangular ears. They have a flat back, tail carried low, and webbed feet.
Character: Newfoundland is good-humored, gentle, and protective of its family. It is affectionate and devoted, known for its friendliness to all people and animals. Newfoundland tends to slobber and creates a mess when drinking. Newfoundlands have a deep bark and make moderately good watchdogs (they are a little too friendly with strangers).
Temperament: The Newfoundland will be a good friend to any dog, animal, child, or visitor. Supervision around small children is recommended due to Newfoundland’s large size. Newfoundland will not adapt easily to new living situations once it has grown comfortable in a home.
Breeding just Newfoundland as a hobby and placing them primarily for therapy work and also into good loving families. This is NOT a puppy mill. We only breed purebred papillons and we breed them in Wyoming but deliver FREE to a large area.
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ABOUT US
Welcome to our family! My name is Jaci and I am married to my wonderful husband Brett. We have four children, Zach, Ella, Kate, and Emmy. They are 9, 7, 5, and 4 and they sure do keep us busy! My husband is a 4th-grade teacher and I also taught at our local elementary school, until 2018 in which I then decided to take some time off work to take care of our four young children and give our pets the attention and care needed as well. We have been raising Newfoundlands together for the past 8 years and I have been in the business with my family prior to that ever since I was a child.
After my husband and I got married, we decided we wanted to have more than one Newfoundland running around our house. After days and months of discussion, we decided it was finally that “someday” we had been talking about and we purchased another Newfoundland to expand our own personal work with the breed. We then moved into my family home and have slowly taken over the original homestead and breeding program. My family is still highly involved and provides constant support in our success.
Our goal is to provide you with a high-quality pet you can love for many years to come. We strive to breed for the healthiest pups we can, as well as provide laid-back, wonderful temperaments. To achieve this we Penn-Hip or OFA test all of our dams and sires. They are all also heart certified and cystinuria cleared. All of our puppies are able to be registered. We are required to pass a kennel inspection each year with papers and have never had a problem.
We hope you find our website helpful and you find that one puppy that will fit into your home and family perfectly! We finally made it to our “someday” and we hope we can make your “someday” of buying a Newfoundland today!
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Breeding just Newfoundland as a hobby and placing them primarily for therapy work and also into good loving families. This is NOT a puppy mill. We only breed purebred papillons and we breed them in Wyoming but deliver FREE to a large area.
ABOUT OUR FACILITIES
Our Newfoundlands are provided with an indoor and outdoor living area. In the summer, they have access to air conditioning and fans. In the wintertime, they have two areas to stay warm. Newfoundlands were built for colder climates and they enjoy the weather in the winter (when it’s not freezing and negative temperatures) so they have the access to roam outside or come into a warm barn with bedding. When it is extreme temperatures, they are provided an indoor facility that is heated.
We have a large pond and numerous acres for the dogs to play with. When they are put into their “pens”, they can go inside and outside whenever they please. In these areas, they have automatic waterers and feeders and they also have over 150 feet of grass runs to play and romp around in. We welcome guests to our property to see where we keep our dogs. Please call and set up an appointment to come meet our pups and see our facilities.
Puppies are whelped initially within a back room in our house. Once they have been born and are showing all the signs of growth and health (about 10-14 days), we then move them to our “dog house”. There is heat and plenty of space to grow in this building. Once they are old enough to be in the outdoor climate, we move them to a heated/cooled area in our other building in which they have access to go in and out and play and interact with our dogs and cats. They are exposed to many situations and are interacted with daily. We have cats, a miniature horse, plenty of children, and lots of different noises from living on a farm. These babes have exposure to many things, making them easily adaptable to almost any situation and lovable by all ages!
*We do not allow anyone into our puppy nursery because of the risks it could present to our little babies.
Head of facility and health Inspections
Dr Nicole Schwartze
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Facility inspection details
This breeder’s facility has been inspected by our team of professional vets, to make sure that the facility meets all requirements to grow this baby and keep them in good health. We also perform health checks on the parents to ensure that your new puppy has no hereditary disease.
Their parents are health and health tested and cleared for hips and elbows with a score of FAIR. Nevertheless, the puppy will come with 1 year extended genetic health warranty as well as lifetime breeder support WITH GUARANTEE OF NO HERREDITORY DISEASES, the puppy comes with the following, all vaccinations, chip, EU passport, FCI, health certificate according to the requirements of the IHV breeding Association
All of our breeders, do guarantee all sales and adoption processes with a legally binding sales contract and application. All payments are made only after signing the papers for a 100% guarantee for a safe transaction and the healthy life of the puppy. The puppy will come with a 1-year genetic health guarantee against any illness/disease and a health certificate of travel that is required for a puppy to be able to fly.
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