Cystinuria

This condition is described as the formation of stones in the dog’s bladder. It can be detected primarily through blood in the dog’s urine. Prevention of cystinuria involves adequate water intake of your Newfoundland. Make sure to adjust the dog’s diet by reducing salt and protein intake. Providing supplemental citrate (acidic substance to lower the alkalinity of the urine) may be done as well but must be consulted with a veterinarian first.

Dysplasia

In layman’s term, it is called joint dislocation. This happens when the bone is displaced from the socket of the joint, commonly the hips and elbows. Dysplasia causes difficulty in walking and is painful to the dog. Avoiding this condition would be to manage the Newfoundland’s size and weight. Adjustments to the diet must be done by avoiding high calorie and fat foods. Burning excess calories can be done through exercise such as brisk walking and of course, swimming.

Subvalvular Aortic Stenosis

SAS is a congenital heart problem that involves defective heart valves. It is very fatal to the dog so the first thing to do would to have your Newfoundland puppies checked by the vet for heart murmurs. If your dog is diagnosed to have this condition, a lifestyle change for the dog is a priority. Unfortunately, strenuous activities such as running or swimming are prohibited because these may overwork the heart and may lead to cardiac arrest. Balanced diet is a requirement too. Regular check-ups are required to detect progression and give proper treatment.

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However, bringing a dog into the family is not always a smart thing to do. You need to make sure that both the children and the adult members of the family are ready for a furry friend, otherwise someone is likely to get disappointed over time. You also need to make sure that you are selecting the right breed and you are treating your dog in a way that guarantees your children’s safety.

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This breed can make good watchdogs and they also have excellent protection ability since they will always protect their family in any danger that appears to be threatening the members. Newfoundlands are good in an apartment as well, but because of their big size, the best is if you can provide them at least a small yard to play – although these dogs are not too active and they tend to be lazy sometimes. They are slightly hard to be trained, since they are very sensitive and are likely not to respond to harsh and inconsistent training.

This dog has a (mostly) black, double coat that is medium in length and have an oily touch. They are heavy shedders – mostly in spring and autumn -, so daily care of the hair is needed.

All in all, if you would like to choose a Newfoundland you will have a very kind and devoted friend who will love and defend you and your family at all cost.

I hope that this short article will help you decide in choosing your ideal companion.

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The Newfy (also called Water dog) was bred especially to save people who are in danger in water. This brave and strong dog can even pull boats out of the water.
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