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Why Does My Newfoundland Try To 'Rescue' Me in the Water? - AOL (opens the original)
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Newfoundlands have a reputation for being very loving, sweet, doting, and family-oriented dogs. They love their humans and earn the nickname “nanny dog” because of their kind nature. But take your Newfoundland swimming, and that devotion and love can reach a whole new level. You could be happily sitting in the water, paddling around, and suddenly your giant Newfoundland dog is headed straight to you, determined and convinced you need to be dragged to dry land. Even if you absolutely don’t need t
Why Does My Newfoundland Drool So Much? Causes and What's Normal - AOL (opens the original)
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Newfoundland dogs are nicknamed “gentle giants,” and that moniker fits them so well. These dogs are huge, but they also have the kindest hearts, always gentle and ready to give lots of love. But living with them means you have to be OK with some of their unique qualities and quirks, one of which is their impressive ability to drool. If you have a Newfie in the home, you’ve likely gotten used to keeping extra towels around and being alright with the signs of where your pup has been in the form of
Herding Dog Has One Hilarious Habit That Proves He Was Raised by Cats - AOL (opens the original)
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Cats and dogs have very different reputations and stereotypes when it comes to how the two get along. They’re portrayed as enemies, but in reality, they can not only live happily together, but also influence each other, which can lead to some hilarious personality crossovers. In this video, a Herding dog has a few cat siblings, and they not only seem to get along like siblings of the same species might, but they also rub off on each other. He may technically be a dog, but his silly habit suggest
Labrador Retriever Thinks Every Body of Water Is Paradise Until It’s Bath Time - AOL (opens the original)
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Labrador Retrievers are known for being big fans of the water. They’re built to play in the water, and they love pools, puddles, lakes, and just about any other body of water. While that’s not a hard rule for all Labrador Retrievers, water tends to be one of their favorite places on the planet. But apparently, there is one very important exception to one pup’s love affair with getting wet. In this video, we meet a Labrador Retriever with a clear love for the water, and when he’s in it, he’s livi
Why Does My Dog Stare at Me? 5 Things They're Trying To Tell You - AOL (opens the original)
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Dogs have a really funny way of getting our attention, and they're really good at getting it. Sometimes they bark to alert us, bring us their favorite toy to play with, or gently nudge us with their nose. All of those tactics work well, but sometimes they just sit at the other end of the room and stare at us for what feels like no reason. If you've ever looked up from your phone or turned around while watching TV only to find your dog watching your every move, that's a pretty universal dog-paren
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