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Ok, now let's see some water pictures everyone!  You gotta start somewhere!  Year one, our pups were  big chickens except for the baby pool!  Now we can't get them out of the bay.

Enjoy!

Anita from NJ

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We are very sorry for you loss.   I am sure you know that your 2 pups are  playing together again over the Rainbow Bridge without any pain or sickness. 

Hugs from your Newfie friends, Klondike, Madison, Kelso and their human Mom, Anita from NJ

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Newfoundland Discussions / Re: Newf Sensibilities
« on: April 15, 2005, 08:35:59 am »
Thanks for the compliments!   :)

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Newfoundland Discussions / Re: Newf Sensibilities
« on: April 15, 2005, 05:15:14 am »
Hello All,

I agree also that these wonderful Newfies are very intuitive.  Our 2 males are very on the alert especially if I am home alone they are much more protective and watchful.   They also have 2 different barks the friendly, goofy, come play with me bark and the big, deep protective bark.  They always stand between me and the door for any delivery guys or strangers that come to the door.

One of the neatest instinctive things that our big male Klondike did was in the bay.  He was about a year old and we were swimming in the bay with them.  He was just about at the shore line going in and I started to pretend I was in trouble in the water by splashing about and calling him for help.  He turned around so fast, swam out to me and backed his butt into my chest for me to grab on!  It was so cool to see it gave me goose bumps!  People on shore watching him were so impressed and gave him great applause when he came in!  We had talked about I wonder how you get them to do that and one day he just did it!  So now we are in training with our 3 Newfies for pet therapy pups and when we are at the shore in the summer we are trying to work on more water rescue.

We are so fortunate to have been introduced to this beautiful breed and are now, 3 of them later, totally hooked!

Anita from NJ

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Newfoundland Pictures / Congratulations!
« on: April 12, 2005, 05:20:32 am »
Hi Jen!

Congrats to all of you with the arrival of your very beautiful girl Sasha! I am sure that Thunder is thrilled to have a big, fun playmate! Enjoy them and send pics as they get wild with all the nice weather coming!

Anita from NJ

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Newfoundland Pictures / Can't wait to see more pics!
« on: April 06, 2005, 12:15:28 pm »
Hi Jen!

Love the pics!  Keep them coming.  That is great news getting another pup!  She is darling.   So that will make 3 for you guys now?  The Great Pyr, and 2 Newfies?   


Good luck!

Anita from NJ

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Hi Tad!

Love the pics of your pup!  What a riot she must be!  She sounds like our crazy Madison!  Girls always stir up the bunch.  Our Madison is 2 yrs. old and has a brother Klondike & a 8 month old 1/2 brother.(Same Mom as our first 2 but, different Dad.)  I just wanted to ask you about your pup's ACL problems.  Madison had her one ACL done this past August.  It was so silly.  She just planted one way and her body went the other.  She had done it a million tiimes prior to this wrestling and chasing her brothers, this one time it just happened.   Her Big brother Klondike had his one ACL done about 8 weeks ago now.  Same thing, they weren't even wrestling just twisted his knee one way and his body went the other.  We thought maybe he stepped on something or a little hole under the snow.  Madison is about 103 lbs and big brother is about 140lbs.   

What do you have your pup on for those few days when she overdoes it and is stiff in the knee?  Glucosamine?  Rimadyl?  Maddie's doesn't seem to flare up as much after playing lately but, now the nice weather is coming so they are wild in the yard again much more.  They loved the cold winter snow but, hopefully they will get back swimming in the bay soon.  The vet said of course swimming would be the best thing for them but, couldn't do much of that during the NJ winter!  Madison was able to swim in the fall after the surgery before it got too cold.  At first I was worried that she would overdo it, most times we couldn't get her out. I literally had to get in there in get her.  The bay in October starts to get a little too chilly for me!   

I hope you and your pup is doing well.

Anita from NJ

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Kelso pup at 9 weeks old. He can't wait til his brother Klondike & sister Madison wake up to play!

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Klondike is named after the Ice Cream because he is big and sweet.  He is 2 yrs old and weighs about 140lbs.


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General Board for Big Dogs with Big Paws / Cutest couch picture?
« on: April 02, 2005, 07:52:03 pm »
It's all about me!  Klondike rules the couch!  He thinks he can hide. 

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