Newfypoo
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AKA: |
Newdle, Newfie-Doodle, Newfiedoo, Newfydoodle, Newfiepoo, Newfiedoodle, Poofoundland |
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Mispellings: |
Newfipoo, Newypoo, Noofypoo |
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Living with a Newfypoo
Personality: The Newfypoo is a wonderful, alert, friendly, playful, intelligent, loving dog.
Family Dog: The Newfypoo makes a wonderful family dog and does great with children if they are properly socailized to them at a young age.
Shedding: The Newfypoo is a low to no shed dog.
Grooming: The Newfypoo has a fine coat that needs daily grooming. The hair around the eyes can get in the way and needs to be trimmed occasionally. They can have a strong beard needs cleaning regularly.
Training: The Newfypoo is a very intelligent dog and takes to positive reinforcement training very quickly.
Behavior: The Newfypoo is typically a very calm dog.
Barking: Some Newfypoos bark rarely while others are very vocal and bark, woof and wine when they are excited or nervous.
Exercise: The Newfypoo needs a daily walk and room to run and exercise.
Physical Ability: The Newfypoo is suprisingly quick and agile for their size.
Newfypoo Appearance
Appearance: The Newfypoo is a large, beautiful dog.
Size: A fully grown Newfypoo can stand 24 inches tall at the shoulders and weigh between 70 to 100 pounds.
Companionship: The Newfypoo makes a wonderful companion dog but if not properly socialized they can be shy around strangers.
Head: The head of the Newfypoo is strong and squared off.
Gait: The Newfypoo has a light and bouncy gait.
Tail: The tail of the Newfypoo can be left long or cropped.
Color: The color of the Newfypoos coat depends on the color of the parent's coats. Typical colors are Red, Brown and Black.
Coat: The coat of the Newfypoo is long and wavy.
Newfypoo Facts
Life Expectancy: The average life expectancy of the Newfypoo is 12 years.
Characteristics: The Newfypoo is a loving, loyal and smart dog.
Newfypoo Health
Allergies: The Newfypoo has no known allergies at this time.
Eye Health: The Newfypoo can be prone to cherry eye if not carefully bred.
* The most accurate way to determine characteristics of a mixed breed is by researching the parent breeds.
** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
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