5 Reasons Why YOU SHOULD Get A NEWFOUNDLAND

[@martinrow1213]

My mother’s family had one during her early teen years through her college years. She talked about this dog and mourned his loss throughout the remainder of her life. Having one it seems is unforgettable.

[@dallesamllhals9161]

They are.

[@tomgio1]

Had a male Newfie for 13 years - yes, lucky enough to have him for 5 years longer than their average life expectancy. And I appreciated and adored every moment with Gunner. To this gentleman’s points, I can attest to all the pros. And will also attest to the cons from his other video. IMHO, the former outweighs the latter, as long as your mindset, research, and realistic expectations are taken into consideration. Brushed and raked every day. 6 rags across the house to wipe the drool before he shook his head and spread it on the floors, walls, and ceilings. Taking him to a pro groomer every six weeks to address what we couldn’t have otherwise. And yet...a rockstar on every walk we took - kids and adults drawn to his size and gentle nature, loving every sniff, gentle head nudge, and accommodation as they all petted and patted him. Initial consternation followed by beautiful acquiescence once they realized Gunner’s natural affection and curiosity. Will end on this note - our daughter was 12 once our big guy got really big (150 pounds) when she was about 80 soaking wet. They would wrestle in the family room for a half hour (she loved it!), and at times I couldn’t see her because his size dwarfed hers. But I always knew she was safe, because he KNEW they were playing, and he had the wherewithal and proprioception to not only do no harm, but to exhibit a preternatural level of safety and security that allowed them to enjoy the fun they were having. Thank you for this excellent video!

[@alisonlaett9625]

On the weight part, I’m a 95lb adult. In your opinion would my smaller size make owning a Newfie hard or as long as I train him/her well as a puppy would it be ok? Does even a well trained Newfie sometimes pull on their leash if they see a squirrel or something, or do they have better self control than that?

[@Moondog-wc4vm]

I love Newfies. Interacted with many of them but I've never yet been a 'dad' to one but I hope to someday. My Mal is also 150 pounds and he always wrestled with me and my kids, never hurting any of us, but with doglike abandon and extreme pleasure (for both him and the humans, big and small) The interaction with other people (especially smaller kids) I totally get. I can never walk mine without at least one person approaching and asking if they can say hello and petting him. We are so lucky to share that experience and appetite for life. Every second is precious and they teach us so much.

[@loudloveen]

Your comment is a lovely tribute to your Newfoundland. ❤

[@tomgio1]

@@alisonlaett9625 , not sure how I missed this from two years ago, apologies. If you socialize and train them early, you’ll be in good shape re their size and strength. BUT, and I can only speak from my experience with my Newf - as well trained as he was, once a squirrel or rabbit entered the picture, I had to brace and reign him in for a few seconds before he settled down. Took some practice and some early scrapes, but was doable. Definitely something to consider!

[@Tallguymark]

I just got my first Newfoundland today . This is going to be amazing 🤩

[@AlexK26496]

Congratulations ! its a huge commitment, you gotta be ALL in heart and soul ♥. The most gentle breed on this planet, needs a gentle hand, I had one 💓💓💓 Bless your heart, best of luck !!!

[@Jordan23501]

UPDATE PLEASE what wholesome stuff has he or she done? i have chewbacca and trixie, my two babehs. chewy likes to bark at my door until he knoes im okay enough to answer then licks me and kind of leaves like ok im done here good day sir

[@frozenclown4120]

@@Jordan23501 sounds like me maverick boy lol

[@jenniferb2763]

Congratulations! We are getting ours in a few weeks! So excited 😊

[@whiskey6719]

I got mine in august. He’s 8 months now

[@richardross7219]

I had 3 goofy newfies over a 25 year period. Part of the time we had 2. They are wonderful family members. The problem is that when they pass, you mourn them as much as loosing a child. Newfies and kids do get along very well. If you like to swim, they may decide to rescue you, whether you want to be rescued or not. If you get a newfie, get a central vacuum. Good Luck, Rick

[@Stormblast729]

My husband and I became the proud parents of a 3/4 Newfoundland/ 1/4 Great Pyrenees puppy. She is now 5 months old, has been with us since she was 10 weeks old and Ursa is proving to be sweet and amazing dog already. I know it will take a while to housebreak a puppy but luckily I have my Bissel little green machine.

[@michellelesser2924]

My Gracie, when she was 7 months old, without any training, put herself between me and someone verbally accosting me in a pet store, and took several steps towards the angry person. That person literally backed up, and then the manager came out and helped the petson find the door. Grace stayed right on my leg the rest of the time in the store. It was very impressive to see that instinct. And she was only 7 months old!! Newfs are the best, bar none!

[@ElSings]

Every time I see a Newfie on the street I just want to melt into them like a pile of fluff. They’re such sweet doggies I love them

[@alanaescalante7557]

As a young, petite woman it would be very beneficial to have a large, strong looking dog. My current dog has taken years to start getting used to kids, which I'd prefer not deal with again. I LOVE anything water related. Grooming is my passion. And having a trainable dog is a must for me since it will be my next service dog. Truly the perfect dog for me 😄😊

[@loudloveen]

Please share your experience with your new dog.

[@burtpanzer]

The low pitch bark of a big dog can be quite intimidating.

[@v.c.8113]

I have a Newfoundland... and a Great Pyrenees... and a German Shepherd... and a Labrador mix...

[@turtledani1587]

You're living my dream, all you need is doberman. 😏

[@v.c.8113]

@@turtledani1587 yessss! One day! I love Doberman's, they are sleek and gorgeous!

[@TaraHower]

I want to get one so bad! They have made me love dogs again. During pregnancy my hormones caused me to be terrified of dogs. It was so weird. I’ve always been an animal lover. Seeing how they are with children MELTS my heart! I love that they are such a sweet big fluffy hairy stinky goopy giants. I love elephants and any gentle giant. Something is so beautiful about an animal that could easily kill if they wanted to but lacks that desire. So full of tenderness and slobber! I love it 🥰

[@frosty6960]

If i were to cure anyone of their fear of dogs, id use my newfie ... its impossible to explain with words how soothing they are. Tiny kids come running up to him fearlessly ....

[@matthewward631]

My 1st Newfoundland was the perfect gentle giant…. 206 lbs of loving hairy drooling sweetness. Always happy and playful. He passed after 9 wonderful years. I still miss my buddy. My 2nd Newfoundland was a repeat of my buddy only smaller (190 lbs). Unfortunately after 9 years he had congestive heart failure and we had to put him down. That was tough.. My 3rd Newfoundland has some real problems. She developed severe allergies to so many things. She’s an inside dog, has problems growing hair, needs prescription dog food and an allergy shot every two weeks. However she is the sweetest dog I’ve ever had, wouldn’t trade her for the world! Newfoundland #4 is a Landseer. He’s almost 2 years old and has unbelievable energy. Him and sweety dog are buddies. He loves the outdoors, Loves his walks in the woods. I don’t think there is an inch of my woods he hasn’t explored. Still a rambunctious puppy, but loves to cuddle. These dogs have all been great with 1st my kids and now with my grand kids. They love playing in the snow and if they see water they need to play in it. Greatest dogs ever. I grew up with German Shepherds, have had Beagles and Labs, but the best dog of all is the Newfoundland!

[@shane673]

My Mom was watching my Newfie a couple months back and her two golden retrievers. Some random guy came into their backyard while my Mom took a shower. Her back door was open, so the guy came straight to the open door. Before he could get to the door however, he was confronted with a 150lbs of mad barking Newfie chasing him out of the fence. That's not the first time he tried to protect her from someone walking into their back yard. About a year earlier, she had gotten a poop cleaning service to help her and the pooper scooper guy walked in like usual but this time my pup was there, too. He let himself into the yard and proceeded to walk around. My Hershey didn't like this guy and busted through a screen window to chase him out. Chances are he'd only give him kisses but he didn't take that chance until he was locked in a room.

[@greatactionmoviestudios8929]

Good luck getting to 100 subs, this production quality is really high and I love these videos. As a dog trainer myself its awesome seeing quality truthful content

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Thanks so much! Really glad you like our content and are finding it helpful!

[@Brian.8272]

My Newfoundland Charlie just passed away, she was 11 years old, sweetest dog I’ve ever known and great with my 6 kids

[@022rty]

Hey man. Sorry to hear that. Just lost my guy Lucas a week ago. He was also 11. I know how you feel.

[@taylerannsupergirl5587]

Just got my newfie puppy yesterday. So gentle and snuggly.

[@doricetimko5403]

Treasure this. Velociraptor season starts soon. Lol. I’ve got 2 young ones here…5mo and 18mo. They’re the best but have challenges as they grow

[@ItsAMadHouse360]

Good points, training is indeed # 1, too many people expect a Newf to be an instant gentle giant. No they need a lot of training , and attention from the owner to develop into the laid back great dogs they are. Grooming can be a daily chore or you will have a matted dog.

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Great to hear you enjoyed our video!

[@michaelpeck5547]

I have had 5 dogs but nothing like a Newfoundland. My boy is 5 and he lives to love on me and he does not like to be away from me. He has been in heaven with Covid sending us to work from home. I am former Navy and spend a lot of time on the local lakes so it works out really well for my lifestyle to have a Newfie.

[@janellek21]

I have a 10 month old Landseer. I am single and live in a row house with a small yard. Ichinojo does need long walks because of the lack of space at my house, and he sheds enough to knit a dozen sweaters and drools enough to fill a bathtub 😆 He's great with my cousin's 3 year old. I take him to the beach and the lochs and he just loves the water and it's often difficult to get him to come out.

[@jaybird4834]

We had 3. Our first male was hilarious. He figured out that swimming pools could be found in back yards so he always headed for the back when we took him places. Miss him. We downsized to goldens and labs

[@crl62089]

We live in Idaho and there are lots of newfies out here - ours included! Newfies are my favorite breed and they are such sweet and gentle giants. I also don't mind the brushing and drool lol

[@Bobbotov]

I have one that I rescued. She is one of the greatest, most loving and playful dogs you could have.

[@maynemen8062]

I adore this breed! I love big, bear dogs. When I was 9 my mom got a Berner sennen, which are decently big mountain dogs. We had to find a new home for him though, because we had to do an emergency house move. We moved from a big house with big yard to a tiny apartment complex, and we felt bad that he didn’t have his big hard anymore. So we rehomed him. At 16 I adopted a dog from the shelter, training went amazingly. He’s decently small. Me and my mom are ready to have a big dog again, since we moved in with my stepdad who has a yard. I really like the training process when getting a dog, the only thing I’m worried about, though, is leash pulling. These dogs can grow till 70 cm, I’m 1 meters and 55 cms. Im a petite lady, not very strong. This dog will reach my hips/stomach, which I don’t mind, but will I be able to control it? It’s obvious that I’m gonna need to do multiple training courses, but will I be able to control this dog? Will I be able to take him on a quick walk and not worry about breaking my back when he sees another dog? It’s the only thing preventing me from getting this dog. Will I be able to train it and walk with him without worrying about falling over and getting dragged around?

[@labogdi7250]

Mine is 10 years old. The relationship with children comes naturally to this breed. I never trained mine in this regard. He is so self aware of his sides around children. I don't recommend them in areas with hot climate because they suffer a lot during the summer.

[@burtpanzer]

Our family bred show dogs for many years and one day my brother and I made thick beards with some glue and fur we had laying around. The doorbell rang after only a minute of admiring our beards in the mirror. We answered the door and found that some potential buyers had come by unexpectedly and with our parents gone at the time, we stepped outside to answer their questions as best we could. No one mentioned our beards while fluffs of dog hair floated off occasionally in the breeze, and I don't know if they ever came back.

[@Websodus]

How do I persuade my Mrs to get one of these awesome dogs

[@alanpower8234]

Seem like the ideal choice for someone who likes the Tibetan mastiff look but not without all that goes with it.

[@Khaymen223]

We have to put our Bella down tomorrow. She is an elderly Newf. We will miss her dearly. She has never raised a tooth or a growl to a human being. She was the most gentle dog I have ever seen with young kids and even babies.....We will miss you Bella Bean

[@MrDeathd]

I don't know if anyone has seen a newfy fight. Mine engaged a wolf .i have never been afraid of a dog but holy cow when I tried to pull him back the power he had was scary the wolf bit him in the side of his face he tore that wolfs eye socket open .when I tried to pull him back again he turned toward me and snapped omg I have never seen teeth so big in my life but the bottom line is he protected me from a wolf attack any other time he runs from his own shadow this is the only time I have ever had any trouble out of him 99% of the time he is just a loveing gentle baby I think newfy's are an awesome breed I know have two , I did have a female but she started having seizure s and my vet offered to adopt her he also loves the newfy's his wife was so ecstatic to get a female

[@activitiesbrookmont2388]

Newfoundlands are 1. Big 2.smart 3. gentle 4.massively loyal 5. love the snow love to chomp on ice cubes 6.easy to train 7. teach me how to swim 8. good sense of humour 9. Sleep with one eye open 10. little dogs must have time to adjust to big Newfoundlands 11.& 12. Newfoundlands do not forget what they have been trained They will show you (I raised five Newfies..)They loved my stuffed fresh turkey One year I baked a 52pound bird..my Newfoundlands loved it. 13. Groom outside...They love the cold water in the spring,summer. 14. Easy to hook onto a wagon or cart...They know what to do 15.Newfoundlands are heavy and I would not set it free with little kids even if they were trained. Accidents do happen as with any dog. 16. Newfies have a good sense of humour., They want me to laugh if they deliberately shake their shaggy head & get slobber up on the kitchen ceiling. Their favorite place to sleep is stretched out on The kitchen floor waiting for their roast turkey! AnnaPenrod😎

[@colinbatchford8007]

I've had a couple of Rotties a Giant Schnauzer and a Black Russian terrier and would like a Nuffie but live in a 30ft trailer next to a lake.I think I would end up with a permanently wet dog.

[@karenmullen3210]

Referring to what the perfect dog is for me your test has me with a Mastiff or a Bassett. I would not have either one of those floppy sloppy dogs unless I had rescued it because no one else could or would and was fostering it for the same reason. My point of contention with the test is that my Amstaff and my Boxer were perfect for me, given the same criteria you asked of me on the test.

[@houdini178]

awesome how i could see a pup in the background throughout the entirety of the vid

[@joeleonetti8976]

When I was 10, we got a female newfoundland. If we were out at a park having a picnic, she would put herself between us and strangers. My folks wouldn't let people pet her as she would often growl and then I think she once tried to bite someone. So, yea, not a German Shephard but a bit more protective that our black lab. Both were sweet dogs to family and own. Lab was all bark; newfoundland might have had some bite.

[@alanadellar7010]

If you like a clean house maybe choose another breed, I wash my floors, walls and occasionally ceiling constantly! They drool and shake their head and it fly's everywhere, they pick up all sorts of dirt and drag it into the house and make a good mess when they drink. IT IS WORTH IT THOUGH! My boy is 10 and the nature of these dogs is amazing, he is the sweetest dog I have ever had. To be honest I would say he is the sweetest rug I have ever had. Pick up the lead and he will look at you like, well you enjoy your walk but open up the car door and he is out the door like a rocket, always ready for swimming or being social. If you are not a very social person they are not great for you to take out, when we do go out we get stopped by every second person asking to pat or just curious about what he is. This breeds personality is just like a giant cuddle bug with a goofy outlook on life.

[@teresatierney4817]

Newfies are hearts wrapped in huggable fur. ❤

[@blueberrypie3452]

Yo, I have 3, they are the sweetest dogs ever!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@ProstetnikV]

Every time you look at your Newfies face, it'll put a smile in yours. Thats all I can say, and it's true!

[@ManofOrthodoxy]

It would be awesome if you could do a video on the Newfypoo. Love Newfoundland’s but not really wanting to deal with the shedding…

[@lolacook3993]

As a dog groomer I can tell you that will be far worse than having a Newfoundland. Just because it’s got poodle in there doesn’t mean it won’t shed as with any poodle cross the majority of them do shed and matting is a lot worse

[@sandyelliott3350]

Can they take hot weather ? We get to 90° F in the summer

[@IronSwan73]

Keep the hose out and a kiddie pool going

[@agentl3r]

Love these videos 😄

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Thanks so much, glad you've enjoyed it

[@Horses4ever-n5e]

Today I just got a newfoundlen me and my family lover her so much❤

[@Jun-ish]

I'm about to get a newfoundland in Feb 19, and I might need some tips because it's my first time having big dog. (p.s I only have a pitbull and labrador.)

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Hopefully our channel can help with basic training and behaviour tips!

[@kaitlynrawhouser3217]

Hey, I'm trying to figure out what kind of dog I should get. Size isn't an issue since I live on 28 acres. I need to get a livestock guardian dog that is also pretty chill. I've got horses, cows, chickens, cats and more around and need something that will scare off coyote or raccoon but won't got after anyone or anything. Willing to put in time to train and would have time to groom weekly or biweekly. I live in northern Montana so cold hardiness would be important to since unless the weather was truly terrible the pupper would be left out to free roam and protect the livestock. In fact even at night unless it was horribly cold (under say 20 or so) it would be out in the barn with a warm place to rest. While I would love and dote on a dog it's primary function would be a working ranch and guardian for livestock.

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Hey Kaitlyn, thanks for watching! We have a video over on one of our sister channels looking at the top 5 things to consider before choosing your dog breed that I think you might find helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imbcfGeVrN6Kb8k

[@marynielsen9214]

Have had three in my life. Bronze. There is no better breed. There was Beau, Maggie and Hobbs

[@StelmachsWorld]

2:17 im a ups driver and these things are scary as shit looking at you through the window, more than a german shephard

[@lindajakub624]

Any remedies for all that slobber?

[@benikosir6038]

i got a question. My newfoundland is now 16months old and still doesnt swim, my question is is there a training method to train or encourage him to swim or will it come naturaly? PS the newfoundland is an awesome breed

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Hey Beni, we actually have a video looking at whether Newfoundlands like to swim or not with some tips of ways you can get them into it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmGWnGVmjsd_mpY

[@c21909]

this dog can live also in humid places, like middle east, Africa,Asia? and how much they cost?

[@WimHayabusa55]

5 maanden geleden is onze newfoundlander overleden, het was mijn beste vriend, hij kon niet lezen en schrijven, maar toch kon hij je heel goed laten weten wat hij wilde,mis hem nog iedere dag.

[@tinamarianielsen4957]

Hi, how is the Newfoundlan towards other dogs? I have a tiny American Cocker Spaniel, and I want a dog no 2 together with her and will this breed work well together with her? It is a must, that resource guarding won’t take place with the breed I choose together with her. Can you recommend a Newfound or perhaps a Rottweiler, Bernese Mountain Dog? Best, Tina 🐶🐶

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Hey Tina, thanks for watching! We have video looking at how Newfoundlands are with other pets and children you might find helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIuTg6uih6lshdk

[@345kobi]

How do they handle heat? - Boise, Idaho Do They drool?

[@freddyward2307]

I have a newfoundlander he is 208lbs big think he is bigger sense his last Dr's appointment. Would love to know how to get a hold of you or someone can help me with a few tips. Love my guy his name is Gunter

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Hey Fredding, thanks for watching! We've got a few free courses on our website you might find helpful do check out for more information about best ways to train your Newfoundland: www.fenrirdogtraining.com/courses Also you might enjoy our training channel, check out Fenrir Canine Training too: kzbin.info/door/6z0E8nSfCvelwA3bon_phg

[@joekeller8309]

I wanted a Newf at first because I see people with dogs so I went far left I like the size with that comes strength. Not many colored has this breed I'm not a follower to what I see. A work horse I am so it's possible to train my dog to work with me. Alot of haters I see so I'm very protective of my dog. Sad how BLM is so important but people keep dieing my Newf protects me I protect him alot of work for a single person dieing of cancer but I keep at it till I can't breathe no more. I love my Newf

[@Automage45]

I just got a Newfie. At 5 months he was eating out of the hands of my friends 1 year old hands. He so gentle. I prey I don’t have the first Newfie that doesn’t like me water. He didn’t like swimming in the pool. I’m thinking it might be the chemicals

[@jobweidner6513]

can a newfie be silver? like an actual gray not beige

[@jeannedorton1243]

Hey Will! How about some more Newf videos ♥️plwasw

[@ericvadovsky4140]

I have 2 two I love bear and Moose

[@DM-rb2qt]

Newfin-LAnd is how we say it. They are the kindest gentle giants there is.

[@nanidogmomstevens6386]

Thank you, can you do a video on Newfydoodle? I’m old and have had numerous big shedders. This Cavalier I have will be my last big shedder. Thank you. I love this gentle sweetheart. Be blest☦️👩🏻‍🦳🇺🇸ohio

[@82habbal30]

Newfoundlands would definitely lick the attackers to death! :D I'm sure my newfie would try to protect me, if I was in danger, but he'd let in a friendly burglar as well. :D

[@OMENAKAKKU-pw1tj]

I wishd id had dog like that

[@balachtalpur6638]

I live in a hot country , I don't know if I should buy a newfie or look for another breed

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Luckily we have a video looking at the best dogs for hot climates you might find helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpeZZYuipbR4gpo&pbjreload=101

[@Havocnewf]

NEWFIE!! at 6 months is a human teenager, just as hard headed but no cell phone required!! Had my boy for 10 almost 11yrs!..... Would be heartbroken without him!! How do you know if a Newfie loves you you are never alone! … Dunno if you want to mention this but they can suffer from separation anxiety! Boy had when he was younger and its rare now that he older!

[@Havocnewf]

TY for the Newfie! Video ... How do you know if someone is a Newfie owner! They always talk about them!.... guilty has charged!...lol!

[@ackack612]

Make no mistake, it's people like this who, in fact, pose the biggest threat to the breed. The more popular they become only increases the pressure on breeders, both good and bad and puppy mills to produce yet more dogs. Inbreeding becomes a problem. Too many people, falling in love with the puppies, (we did!) don't really understand just how BIG a Newf can become both in size AND commitment. Newfs don't live in your house, they overwhelm it and they are expensive to properly care for, make no mistake. A 100-125lb dog can have big health problems which means big vet bills. As a result, dogs end up in shelters or worse. ( If you can't afford health insurance you probably can't afford the dog...at the very least, talk with your vet, please!) We were blessed to have had not one but two champions, at the same time! And I miss them. PLEASE, do your due diligence beforehand. It'll be time well spent.

[@destinystanon1587]

I HAVE A NEWFIE AND HE SO SWEET :D

[@Nicool333]

The quiz isn’t working

[@jzbayer1]

Hello there. My wife and I are about to start the next great adventure of our life are going to be moving from the New York City area (where have both lived all of our lives) to the Midwest. We plan on starting a family (of G-d wills it) and we love dogs and want lots of them. If you could point us in the right direction to where we can get a responsibly bread (ideally a rescue) Newfie puppy. Ideally it would be a rescue, but if not that’s not a realistic option we will happily purchase from an ethical breaded. Any and all recommendations, tips, tricks, personal stories, or jokes would be much appreciated.

[@OMENAKAKKU-ex5rw]

THEY ARE EXPENSIVE

[@calhiser6020]

Very, very large puppies "100lbs"with very, very sharp teeth. "May not be a good fit with small children. Otherwise, our Nufie was an experience of a lifetime. King Neptune was a 10 inches taller than standard dog of 220lbs. An incredible gentle giant, lifeguard and nursemad.

[@OMENAKAKKU-pw1tj]

My Dream

[@dannybarrett8396]

I must have the only Newfy that dosn’t like water 😝 he has never been swimming

[@janejohnson7120]

Good channel advice but these dogs do not like being left alone and you need to ideally be with them as much as possible to get the most from them. Also cost. In the current climate people are buying dogs at will without any thought to vet bills feeding , insurance to name but a few. So many of these dogs end up in Newfoundland rescue due in part to some breeders who are just in it for the money to potential owners who like the idea of having.I aa giant dog on a lead.I I I have had the pleasure of being owned yes that is what newfi owners. say by their newfoundland over the last 24 years. I agree with you that training is paramount. Having seen the highs of completing water trials to seeing your beloved huge gentle giant put to sleep this is a unique breed who deserve good owners with time and commitment. 3 girls and one boy over 24 years and before that an alsatian for 12 years.

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Thanks for watching and sharing your knowledge Jane

[@robertc2061]

Great video. BTW it's pronounced "Newfoondland" with equal emphasis on all 3 syllables. I am not a Newfoundlander (human or dog) myself, but I have spent some time there. Bitterly cold and windy winters and glorious, but short, summers !😃

[@ABoredTroll]

I want a black Newfie. :]

[@user-ii3vn8tn3q]

Newts guard. But they don’t show teeth when they do it.

[@codybonnell2918]

why does it sound like when he says "Newfoundland" I always think he's talking about the island

[@rantallaboutit]

I want one so bad. My lifestyle is ideal, even down to spending time around water, I'm a beachie. Only thing is, I couldn't imagine getting a dog from a breeder (unless it was a small, reputable breeder) and I'm never gonna find one of these big babies in a shelter.

[@MARMELADIKOGA]

I WISHD ID HAD 6 NEWFIES

[@codybonnell2918]

I find that you call the Newfoundland dog a Newfie hilarious because it sounds like you want people from Newfoundland

[@jefferyryan7232]

You likely won’t change your ways in how you pronounce the breed/province of Newfoundland, it’s pronounced Newfin-land or Newfun-land. Or better yet, say the word (understand, then Newfun-land) Some friendly advice given from a Newfoundlander myself. 👍🏼🇨🇦

[@sam-smoke]

was looking in the comments for another newfie getting as fed up as I was lmao

[@jefferyryan7232]

@@sam-smoke Right?!?? Ha ha ha!

[@jamilsalih9724]

A Newfie will just lick an intruder to death.

[@whippet_boy8594]

Hmm I've had one for 7 years and I'm not so sure about that

[@mikematt67]

Only a newfie can pronounce newfoundland properly. pretty funny considering its not a hard word to pronounce. Another funny fact you hardly ever see a newfoundland dog in newfoundland they must of all went out west for work 🤣

[@sam-smoke]

its honestly driving me up the wall with how much he says it lmfao

[@comptegoogle511]

If you have an acre of land why not. Downtown condo...ichhhhhhhhhh.

[@OMENAPIIRAKKA-ee6rf]

I WISHD ID HAD A NEWFIE

[@OMENAKAKKU-pw1tj]

I wishd id had newfie

[@frankG335]

Not a good idea to promote getting any pet. Taking care of a large dog costs a LOT in grooming and veterinarian bills. The dog needs a lot of socialization and exercise and room to run, and proper nutrition. You don't get a guard dog. You get a member of the family and you dedicate your life to that animal.

[@022rty]

Newfies assume anyone in the water is automatically drowning.

[@marleenninaka1303]

Do you have any spare Newfoundlands that you can send me? I can afford the hugs, provide the cuddles and supply the snuggles. Thank you. AAARRRFFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I live in Toronto, Ontario Canada.

[@thomaslawlor4200]

Jesus Christ, For fucks sake, they are New~Foundland ~Lands. The name rhymes with UNDERSTAND.

[@habibislam3924]

You need to learn how to pronounce Newfoundland.

[@sam-smoke]

glad to see someone else as annoyed as I am with it lmfao

[@flopsiejmcardle]

Why am i seeing so much video of Will instead of newfies? I don't want a Will as a pet.

[@sam-smoke]

I'm sorry but being from Newfoundland myself I can't stand the way you're pronouncing it, we newfies pronounce it more as "Newfin' land" for example if you listen to The Islander by Shanneyganock you can hear it a lot better

[@johnlutz9275]

Christ,man let it go,get a life

[@GoofyNewf]

He keeps mispronouncing Newfoundland! IT’S DRIVING ME NUTS!! Understand Newfoundland.

[@jasonstrong9974]

it annoyes me when they cant even say the name right. newfoundland {new--fin--land}