- The
Newfoundland is a
large breed of
working dog. They can be black, grey, brown, or
black and white. However, in the
Dominion of
Newfoundland, before...
- John's
water dog, also
known as the St. John's
dog or the
lesser Newfoundland, is an
extinct landrace of
domestic dog from
Newfoundland.
Little is known...
- The
Landseer is a
dog that
originated in Canada. It is a black-and-white
variety of the
Newfoundland that is
recognised as an
independent breed in continental...
- Seaman, a
Newfoundland dog, was a
member of the
Lewis and
Clark Expedition, the
first trip from the
Mississippi River to the
Pacific coast and back. He...
- "Epitaph to a
Dog" (also
sometimes referred to as "Inscription on the
Monument to a
Newfoundland Dog") is a poem by the
British poet Lord Byron. It was...
-
breed of
retriever gun
dog. It was
developed in the
United Kingdom from St. John's
water dogs
imported from the
colony of
Newfoundland (now a
province of...
- Lion, a
Newfoundland Dog is an 1824 oil
painting by the
English artist Edwin Landseer. It
portrays a
variant of the
traditional Newfoundland dog, now known...
-
Gander (originally Pal, and also
known as
Sergeant Gander) was a
Newfoundland dog who
served as the
mascot of the
Royal Rifles of
Canada during World War...
- Rigel, supposedly, was a
large black Newfoundland dog who was said to have
saved some of the
survivors of the
sinking of the RMS Titanic. One
account of...
- dogs with them to
Canada and that they are
among the
forebears of the
Newfoundland dog breed. In the 1830s,
Pyrenean Mountain Dogs were used as one of the...
