Leonberger breeding with his pillow after dinner
They’re sometimes called Leos because they appear to have a mane like a lion.
The Leonberger breed goes back to the 18th century. Originally bred as companion dogs in Germany, they’re descended from the Newfoundland, longhaired Saint Bernard, and Great Pyrenees which are sometimes called the Pyrenean Mountain dog. They’re classified in the working group because they were once used to pull carts of goods as well as guard homes.
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This big dog loves his pillow |
This dog’s mix of strength and intelligence is why it’s used as a rescue dog. It helps to find people who are lost and/or injured in the mountains and other perilous locations. A household with kids will find this dog’s gentle nature and playful behavior a welcome addition to the family.
My leonberger really loves his pillow. Especially after dinner.
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