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Leonberger Dog Breed
Leonberger Dog Classification:
Leonbergers are working dogs.
Other Names: Leo, Gentle Lion,
Gentle Giant,
Leonberger in Foreign Languages:
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Italian:
cognome
Portuguese: Leonberger, sobrenome
Spanish: apellido
Turkish: bir soyadi
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Origins: Leonbergers originated
in Leonberg Germany, when the mayor attempted
to create a dog that resembled that on
the town's crest. Leonbergers became the
mascot of Leonberg Germany.
Description: Leonbergers are large,
well muscled dogs, with a broad square
muzzle, large head folded triangular ears.
Leonbergers have webbed feet and a thick
bushy mane of fur.
Size: Leonbergers are large dogs,
that weigh 75 to 110 lbs and stand 26
to 31.5 inches tall at their shoulder.
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weight
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height |
| Female |
75 - 110
lbs |
26 - 31.5
inches tall |
| Male |
75 - 110
lbs |
26 - 31.5
inches tall |
Coat: Leonbergers have a thick
double-coat that is a tawny color, and
a striking black mask.
Disposition: Leonbergers are relaxed,
friendly dogs, they have a carefree attitude
and little bothers them.They are stable
and calm, affectionate gentle giants.
Type Dog: Leonbergers are now
working dogs they are often used for search
and rescue.
Litter Size: Leonbergers typically
give birth to litters with 6 to 14 puppies.
Behavior: Leonbergers require
a gentle hand, and patience with their
training. They are calm and excellent
family pets, they require a moderate amount
of exercise.
Traits: Leonberger are intelligent,
friendly, and calm.
Country of Origin: Germany
Life Span: Leonbergers typically
have a life span of 8 to 9 years.
Club Recognitions: FCI, AKC, ANKC,
CKC, KC(UK), NZKC
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