Newfoundland X puppies in Leitrim

Introducing the 2nd Litter from our dogs Luath & Ciúnas. Mother is half Newfoundland-half Bernese & father is an IKC registered Newfoundland.

Mother (Luath) is an exceptional dog - affectionate, loyal, protective but most of all intelligent, which is the reason why we breed from her. Dad (Ciúnas) is a gentle giant and a fine example of the breed but he is also clever and eager to please.

These dogs live on a farm so enjoy active outdoor lives and have been socialised with livestock, poultry and people particularly children.

They are always-alert watch dogs that are driven by their dedicated loyalty to their owners to protect them, but then they are affectionate to all formally introduced strangers!

The litter consists of 4 black & white Landseer females, 2 mostly black females, 1 beautiful brown female (all €650) and then the pick of the litter - 1 brave brown boy, selling @ €750.

We also have a female from the previous litter, and she can be seen in the last photos, so you can see how these puppies will turn out!

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