Leonberger
A brief history of the German breed is filled with mystery, as various histori-ans have released conflicting versions from the breed?s origins. Most agree that Landseer (black and whitened) Newfoundlands and Saint Bernards were foundation breeds, however the other breeds (such as the Great Pyrenees, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, yet others) are uncertain. One interesting fact is this fact giant breed was bred mainly like a compan-ion most German dogs were bred to operate.
These dogs stand 25.5 to 31.5 inches tall and weigh between 100 and 135 pounds. This can be a strong, well-balanced breed having a large mind that's longer than wide. Your eyes are brown, the ears are dropped, and also the muzzle is black. The tail is lengthy and plumed. The breed includes a double coat. The outer coat is medium to lengthy in colors including gold, red-colored, red-brown, and brown, all without or with black tips.
The Leonberger Club of the usa states, ?Leos can cover your home that has a lot more fur than the usual more compact dog can. Their fur can jam your vacuum many occasions over!? These dogs ought to be blown 2 or 3 occasions each week, or even more when losing heavily. This very intelligent, active, playful breed needs companionship, daily exercise, then one to help keep your brain busy. Many prosper as therapy, search-and-save, and water save dogs. When left alone too lengthy, youthful Leos could be destructive. The Leonberger Club of the usa suggests using interactive toys (for example individuals that dispense goodies) to help keep young puppies amused when left alone.
This breed grows fastest with gentle, patient, and firm yet fun training. Early socialization can also be important, as Leos are wary of other people. Leos do best with proprietors who enjoy investing time with affec-tionate dogs and who wish to do things together. Leos are extremely good with children and therefore are usually good along with other pets, too. The breed has some drug breathing difficulties and may experience stylish and elbow dysplasia, bloat, and Addison?s disease.
Registries: AKC FSS, UKC, CKC
Occupation:Companion
Size: 25.5 to 31.5 in tall 100 to 135 pounds
Durability: ten to twelve years
Exercise: Busy and active
Training: Fun yet firm
Grooming: Sheds!
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