I have a 9 year old female. She is a great companion. She has been healthy. Good breeders have been meticulous to breed out faults, like hip dysphasia, and test for eye issues, etc. She is always by my side. I live in the south USA and keep her inside during summers. She sheds all year long and blows her coat twice a year. I’ve been told that those who live in colder areas, don’t shed constantly. She is everyones friend. She has been great with my young grand children, gets between & seperates them when they are fighting. She swims with the kids. Her personality is like a Golden Retriever. Fur balls are part of life.
I have one his name is bozzy he is a wonderful house dog and very protective of me but mine can be very vicious toward strangers or other dogs around his home
Yah we have a leo who is almost 10. Health problems a'plenty - laryngeal paralysis meant that he had to have a larynx tie-back surgery 3 years ago but he still copes although breathing is difficult especially in hot weather. Knuckling (folding forward) of his back paws would normally mean no walking at all however we have fashioned a pair of boots that keep his toes up and he can continue to have his daily walks even though the walks are getting shorter by the day. Yes Leo's do have more health problems than most breeds but the love and devotion - and I do mean ABSOLUTE love and devotion is unequaled in the canine world. He loves us absolutely and we love him so much that there is nothing we wouldn't do to make his quality of life comfortable for as long as we can for his sadly short life span. Hugo you are the most loving dog ever.
Interesting viewing. Nice looking dogs. We're on numbers 4 & 5 (a 7 year old and a 1 year old). I appreciate that you say they're not for everyone. Thank you for the video!
Size isn't to bad as they normally try to get into the smallest place or somewhere in the way like in front of the oven 🙈 our girl lived to just past her 11th birthday to cancer but only joint issue she had was arthritis in 1 elbow from a injury when she was 3 hips were OK though
The dog is called a Leonberger, not a Leon Burger! Burgers is what you get at the Mac. They are actually excellent guard dogs. They are big and gentle and use their size so there is no need for them to be aggressive. Yes they pin someone down on the spot and that is all that is needed. That person will not be able to get away untill you tell them it will be okay.They will never use more force then needed, but they will use more force if needed.
hmm, Essig kept no records but we do know that he placed little regard on the dam, rather everything on the sire and his most common use of females was the Southern German Shepherd, now extinct. You promote the Leonberger quite well. And you fail to mention that the Leonberger lives within a closed gene pool and that means every single Leo in the world is related to every other. The Leonberger badly needs an outcross programme in order to bolster not only genetic diversity but also to help maintain a sustainable population as still today the over use of popular sires ( those with the biggest show ring accolades that have NOTHING to do with health or longevity) continue to rapidly diminish the gene pool. So there is little point in trying to promote "responsible" breeders. Many of the most famous, influential and "well respected" breeders around the world ended up contributing to the puppy farms and the loss of genetic diversity.
I have a 9 year old female. She is a great companion. She has been healthy. Good breeders have been meticulous to breed out faults, like hip dysphasia, and test for eye issues, etc. She is always by my side. I live in the south USA and keep her inside during summers. She sheds all year long and blows her coat twice a year. I’ve been told that those who live in colder areas, don’t shed constantly. She is everyones friend. She has been great with my young grand children, gets between & seperates them when they are fighting. She swims with the kids. Her personality is like a Golden Retriever. Fur balls are part of life.
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We also have a Leonberger dog, named Leo. He is 5 years old and we loves him so much.
Leos are such handsome cute dogs.
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named, Leo, really? no offense, bute... really? ;-) Liebe Grüße
I have one his name is bozzy he is a wonderful house dog and very protective of me but mine can be very vicious toward strangers or other dogs around his home
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bought a Leonberger, such an amazing dog.
Yah we have a leo who is almost 10. Health problems a'plenty - laryngeal paralysis meant that he had to have a larynx tie-back surgery 3 years ago but he still copes although breathing is difficult especially in hot weather. Knuckling (folding forward) of his back paws would normally mean no walking at all however we have fashioned a pair of boots that keep his toes up and he can continue to have his daily walks even though the walks are getting shorter by the day. Yes Leo's do have more health problems than most breeds but the love and devotion - and I do mean ABSOLUTE love and devotion is unequaled in the canine world. He loves us absolutely and we love him so much that there is nothing we wouldn't do to make his quality of life comfortable for as long as we can for his sadly short life span. Hugo you are the most loving dog ever.
you have some beautiful dogs....
I've dreamt of having a leonbuger for so so long! They are just gorgeous 😍
Já tive viveu15 não eu quero 1 macho Brasil.
Interesting viewing. Nice looking dogs. We're on numbers 4 & 5 (a 7 year old and a 1 year old). I appreciate that you say they're not for everyone. Thank you for the video!
We have 2 rn Elek and Chewbacca are their names we go Elek from Hungary breeders and Chewie from Poland we are thinking of a third rn
nice video. thanks.
Size isn't to bad as they normally try to get into the smallest place or somewhere in the way like in front of the oven 🙈 our girl lived to just past her 11th birthday to cancer but only joint issue she had was arthritis in 1 elbow from a injury when she was 3 hips were OK though
Me french et j'en ai un la gentillesse incarnée
The dog is called a Leonberger, not a Leon Burger! Burgers is what you get at the Mac. They are actually excellent guard dogs. They are big and gentle and use their size so there is no need for them to be aggressive. Yes they pin someone down on the spot and that is all that is needed. That person will not be able to get away untill you tell them it will be okay.They will never use more force then needed, but they will use more force if needed.
It's a translation to English, lighten up.
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The first! greetings from Poland! :)
Welcome! From Hungary! :)
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Why should not we? Thanks for watching our breed intro!
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Plz make a vid on cross breed of Moscow watch dog and golden retriever
hmm, Essig kept no records but we do know that he placed little regard on the dam, rather everything on the sire and his most common use of females was the Southern German Shepherd, now extinct. You promote the Leonberger quite well. And you fail to mention that the Leonberger lives within a closed gene pool and that means every single Leo in the world is related to every other. The Leonberger badly needs an outcross programme in order to bolster not only genetic diversity but also to help maintain a sustainable population as still today the over use of popular sires ( those with the biggest show ring accolades that have NOTHING to do with health or longevity) continue to rapidly diminish the gene pool. So there is little point in trying to promote "responsible" breeders. Many of the most famous, influential and "well respected" breeders around the world ended up contributing to the puppy farms and the loss of genetic diversity.
couldn't agree more towards the overdue outcross programme
😄 They're terrible at protecting anything.