When you live with a Newfoundland dog long enough you begin to accept the dog hair. It’s a part of your new found life, it’s everywhere and it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. But regardless of how much you’ve accepted it, you still have to deal with it to some extent. With shedding season near …
My Brown Newfies is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com There’s nothing more beautiful than watching a Newfie run through the yard flinging mud with every step that they take. You …
This post is not intended to give you tips on how to actually avoid muddy paw season or lessen the mud that your dog is bouncing through the yard in, those kind of posts are in the works. This post is giving you tips on how to psyche yourself up for the season that is upon …
When you have a Newfoundland and you live in an area of the world that experiences windchills and snow in the winter, you assume the responsibility of being out in the cold probably more than you would choose if you didn’t have a Newfoundland. You can’t tell a Newfie that’s it’s too cold for YOU …
You Might Have a Newfoundland If……. Dog hair is considered a condiment in your house and no one complains about it. You’ve been trapped on the toilet more than once by your Newfie because they want to be petted while you’re trying to do your business. (ohhh….I hope I’m no the only one) You purchase …