Morphological characteristics of the Newfoundland dog
Newfoundland dog (definite introduction)

The Newfoundland dog is huge and quite majestic, just like a bear. Its coat is very effective in waterproofing. Although he is big in size, he has a very good temperament and has a talent for saving lives, making him a very good companion. The balanced height of male Newfoundland dogs is 71.1 cm and that of female dogs is 66.0 cm. The appearance of male dogs is thicker than that of female dogs.

Their heads are large, with broad skulls and full cheeks. The eyes are dark brown, relatively small and sunken, and the distance between the eyes is relatively large. The ears are small and triangular in shape, with slightly rounded tips. Their faces also reflect their characteristics, which are intelligent and loving.

The Newfoundland’s neck is healthy and relatively long. The back is healthy, muscular, straight and broad. Croup is broad and slightly sloping. The tail is wider at the heel and droops naturally. When the dog stands naturally, the tail droops and the tip of the tail is slightly curved. When the dog is active or excited, the tail is carried forward but not over the back. The shoulder muscles are full and stretched back. The limbs are full of muscles and bones, and the hindquarters are healthy and powerful with full muscles.

The adult Newfoundland has a straight, double-layered coat that is waterproof. The outer coat is coarse, long, abundant, straight or wavy. The base coat is soft and dense, and its density decreases in summer and areas with warm weather. The recognized colors of the Newfoundland are black, brown, gray and black and white.

The Newfoundland dog has a huge size, but its cuteness is its most important characteristic. It is not clumsy or bad-tempered and is loved by many people.

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