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The Leonberger is a giant
breed of
dog. The breeds name
derives from the city of
Leonberg in south-west
Germany. Due
to this breeds large size, love of muddy water, and the amount of attention and
excercise needed, the Leonberger is not commonly seen in large cities or towns.
The female Leonberger weighs up to 60 kg and the male up to 80 kg although
males of 59kg and females of 45 kg are acceptable in show ring. The Leonberger
sheds heavily.
Temperament
The Leonberger can make an excellent companion with a loving temperament.
They are good with children and are happy to play ball with the whole family.
They get on well with other pets if they are taught from an early age how to
behave around them. They are sociable dogs that love other dogs and water. This
breed should be walked daily, starting with about 20 minutes a day as a puppy
and working up as the dog grows. They are not good apartment dogs; they at least
need a big back yard where they can run around.
History
The Leonberger, was originally bred from the
Newfoundland,
Saint Bernard, and
Pyrenean Mountain Dog. They originated from Germany in the early 1800s, it
was bred to resemble the coat-of-arms animal of Leonberg, the lion.