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Newfoundland sittind, 3 years old, isolated on white
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Newfoundlands are known for their huge size, weighing between 120 to 180 pounds.
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Newfoundlands are popular search and rescue dogs for the coast guards of England, France, and Italy.
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The Newfoundland is often used as a rescue dog.
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Newfoundlands make for great water rescue dogs because of their webbed feet.
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The Newfoundland is on the grass in the park.
A Newfoundland on the grass in the park. They're capable and hardworking dogs, well suited to work on land or water.
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The Newfoundland dog, one of the biggest dog breeds, excel at water rescue/lifesaving because of their muscular build, thick double coat, webbed paws, and swimming abilities.
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Newfoundland dog breed in an outdoor. Spring walk with a dog. Big dog.
A sixteen-month-old Newfoundland named Smoky
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Bear, a brown Newfoundland (dog) and Sparkle, a Chihuahua (dog)
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