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Old 11-17-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Default Newfoundlands - heavy set versus traditional/lighter built dogs

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I am used to seeing very heavy set, rolling Newfies. I love and adore them, but then a while ago I encountered a beautiful dog that looked rather like a black Great Pyrenees. Turns out he was an imported Newfoundland, so the lady told me, of a more traditional type. His build was lighter and more comfortable looking - a very substantial dog, but with a less massive head, lighter jowls and generally more slimline.

I'm trying to recall where he was imported from. I assume Canada? Who breeds this style anywhere on the planet? What can anyone tell me about the differences between these two Newfie types?

Thanks very much
 
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Hi

I am used to seeing very heavy set, rolling Newfies. I love and adore them, but then a while ago I encountered a beautiful dog that looked rather like a black Great Pyrenees. Turns out he was an imported Newfoundland, so the lady told me, of a more traditional type. His build was lighter and more comfortable looking - a very substantial dog, but with a less massive head, lighter jowls and generally more slimline.

I'm trying to recall where he was imported from. I assume Canada? Who breeds this style anywhere on the planet? What can anyone tell me about the differences between these two Newfie types?

Thanks very much
I would be interested in knowing what the Newf standard says regarding type because the breeders should be breeding to the standard.
 
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