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Tenderheart Newfoundlands is an AKC inspected, and Colorado state licensed and inspected breeder.
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AVAILABLE PUPPIES!
At the beginning of the holidays, our household was hit with Bronchitis; and then Pneumonia. We are still in the recovery mode, but are making progress slowly. We were not able to get our pups online as quickly after whelping, and we are just now getting our pups added online. We do have 3 available Landseer female pups who will be ready to go home by December 21st, 2022.
At the beginning of the holidays, our household was hit with Bronchitis; and then Pneumonia. We are still in the recovery mode, but are making progress slowly. We were not able to get our pups online as quickly after whelping, and we are just now getting our pups added online. We do have 3 available Landseer female pups who will be ready to go home by December 21st, 2022.
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This pup is from our son's litter. She is a Gaston/Melina Landseer female pup whelped October 5th, 2022. She is available to go home on or after December 15th, 2022. Her pedigree is 100% Eurpopean international champion bloodlines. She will likely keep her topknot hairdo and a beautiful longer coat.
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This pup is also from our son's litter, she is a Gaston/Reya Landseer female pup whelped October 12, 2022. She is available to go home anytime on or after December 21st, 2022. Reya's pups will be potentially very large as adults. Reya was 150 pounds at 12-months, her sire is 180 pounds. Though we have five generations of health certifications on her dams side, and three generations of health certifications on her sires side, it would still be important to not encourage these pups to grow too quickly. There are two pups available in this litter.
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This pup is also from our son's litter, she is a Gaston/Reya Landseer female pup whelped October 12, 2022. She is available to go home anytime on or after December 21st, 2022. Reya's pups will be potentially very large as adults. Reya was 150 pounds at 12-months, her sire is 180 pounds. Though we have five generations of health certifications on her dams side, and three generations of health certifications on her sires side, it would still be important to not encourage these pups to grow too quickly. There are two pups available in this litter.
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A QUICK NOTE:
While we have gone a step further by adding information concerning the detrimental risks of missing hip certifications where "Health Certs" are claimed online, we have become victims of malicious online group attacks. Information on our pages is intended to show the importance of not breeding dogs with known severe hip dysplasia. Pups raised from parents with severe joint issues are much higher risk of joint issues. Our page is intended to help educate and help provide resources for puppy families.
Misinformation abounds in social media, both about the suitability of the dog for your environment and the petty arguments that come up. Ex: A young Newf is NOT a good dog for an apartment , they are a working breed.. they are not born “ gentle giants”, and so forth.
Facebook myths put so many of our breed in peril. We take responsibility for selling our pups to appropriate homes. We will not sell a young dog to a home without a fenced yard. A good breeder will want to learn about your home situation, as you learn about the bloodlines. You are making the commitment of bringing a pup into your home, who will be a family member in your home for many years.
We offer Newfoundland puppies as pet, and with breeding rights to approved purchasers. There has been some confusion on that from novice purchasers. As an example; If you purchase “ Tenderheart’s Wonderful Rover” and she has a litter, you cannot use Tenderheart in the name of the pups. You may say “ litter from Tenderhearts Wonderful Rover & Mister handsome Stud” but the puppies will not be Tenderheart puppies.
We have a great rapport on our page and have successfully helped several needing to rehome their Tenderheart Newf, we understand that life changes can happen. We work hard to keep our Newfoundlands from ending up in a shelter or rescue. Please see our Available Adults page for current available adults. As always, feel free to reach out to us if you need to rehome a Newfoundland you've from Tenderhearts.
We are not accountable for any business problems or health issues arising with puppy purchases from any individual no matter where they are located, false claims to be a partner, relative, friend, or co-breeder, those who have a related Newf, or any other claims.
While we have gone a step further by adding information concerning the detrimental risks of missing hip certifications where "Health Certs" are claimed online, we have become victims of malicious online group attacks. Information on our pages is intended to show the importance of not breeding dogs with known severe hip dysplasia. Pups raised from parents with severe joint issues are much higher risk of joint issues. Our page is intended to help educate and help provide resources for puppy families.
Misinformation abounds in social media, both about the suitability of the dog for your environment and the petty arguments that come up. Ex: A young Newf is NOT a good dog for an apartment , they are a working breed.. they are not born “ gentle giants”, and so forth.
Facebook myths put so many of our breed in peril. We take responsibility for selling our pups to appropriate homes. We will not sell a young dog to a home without a fenced yard. A good breeder will want to learn about your home situation, as you learn about the bloodlines. You are making the commitment of bringing a pup into your home, who will be a family member in your home for many years.
We offer Newfoundland puppies as pet, and with breeding rights to approved purchasers. There has been some confusion on that from novice purchasers. As an example; If you purchase “ Tenderheart’s Wonderful Rover” and she has a litter, you cannot use Tenderheart in the name of the pups. You may say “ litter from Tenderhearts Wonderful Rover & Mister handsome Stud” but the puppies will not be Tenderheart puppies.
We have a great rapport on our page and have successfully helped several needing to rehome their Tenderheart Newf, we understand that life changes can happen. We work hard to keep our Newfoundlands from ending up in a shelter or rescue. Please see our Available Adults page for current available adults. As always, feel free to reach out to us if you need to rehome a Newfoundland you've from Tenderhearts.
We are not accountable for any business problems or health issues arising with puppy purchases from any individual no matter where they are located, false claims to be a partner, relative, friend, or co-breeder, those who have a related Newf, or any other claims.
Many breeders, including those who do no health certifications, have produced healthy pups for generations... ethically, truthfully, and without false advertisement of "OFA Health Tested Bloodlines" or "health clearances". While some breeders do choose to do health certifications, missing hip certifications often indicate severe hip dysplasia which can be detrimental for the puppy; hip surgeries begin at $15,000, and up. With many webpages boasting of health certifications, it has become the buyer's responsibility to do the research.
Buyers can easily find Health Certs online by entering the dogs full name or AKC registration number of the breeding parents in the NEWFOUNDLAND DOG DATABASE. This database is the most trusted and accurate online database; it does not accept falsified documents or faked health certifications. Beware of individuals sending false/fake health certs through email.
The database only uses actual health certifications as they are completed by licensed veterinarians can not be altered or edited irresponsibly by the public.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG DATABASE
(Please click link provided below)
The NEWFOUNDLAND DOG DATABASE works hand-in-hand with OFA (ORTHOPEDIC FOUNDATION for ANIMALS). These databases are free and easy to use, accurately containing ALL completed health certification information which is automatically loaded into the database as it's completed by licensed veterinarians. Completed health certifications are not held by any other breeder or individual; all finished health certifications will show in the database unless the dog has failed and the breeder opts to not reveal failed health certifications, having withdrawn their consent. By withdrawing consent, only the passing health certifications will show up in the database. Missing or partial health certs are commonly an indication the dog has failed the most important health certifications (HIPS, ELBOWS, HEART). Extreme veterinary expenses on average vary between $15,000-$20,000 for hip replacement.
The breed recommended health certs are OFA HIP and/or PennHip, OFA Elbow, OFA Heart, and Cystinuria.
Minor health certifications such as OFA Thyroid, OFA Eye Cerf, and OFA Patella optional, though we prefer to have these done as well.
Once you have the dogs AKC# and you've located the dog in the the NEWFOUNDLAND DOG DATABASE, you'll see a list of actual health certifications which have been completed; looking up health certifications is this easy. Now that you are in the database, here are a few examples of terms to understand:
1). HD are the initials used for Hip Dysplasia, meaning the dog actually affected with Hip Dysplasia, often labeled with the degree of which the dog is affected. (mild, moderate, severe).
2). DJD are the initials used to describe Degenerative Joint Disease, meaning the dog has Degenerative Joint Disease. This issue is most commonly seen in the hips and elbows. DJD can also be labeled with the degree of which the dog is affected.
3). OA are the initials used for Oseteo Arthritis.
4). SAS is Subaortic Stenosis. This is the most common canine heart defect of which the intensity of SAS is also graded according to severity.
The breed recommended health certs are OFA HIP and/or PennHip, OFA Elbow, OFA Heart, and Cystinuria.
Minor health certifications such as OFA Thyroid, OFA Eye Cerf, and OFA Patella optional, though we prefer to have these done as well.
Once you have the dogs AKC# and you've located the dog in the the NEWFOUNDLAND DOG DATABASE, you'll see a list of actual health certifications which have been completed; looking up health certifications is this easy. Now that you are in the database, here are a few examples of terms to understand:
1). HD are the initials used for Hip Dysplasia, meaning the dog actually affected with Hip Dysplasia, often labeled with the degree of which the dog is affected. (mild, moderate, severe).
2). DJD are the initials used to describe Degenerative Joint Disease, meaning the dog has Degenerative Joint Disease. This issue is most commonly seen in the hips and elbows. DJD can also be labeled with the degree of which the dog is affected.
3). OA are the initials used for Oseteo Arthritis.
4). SAS is Subaortic Stenosis. This is the most common canine heart defect of which the intensity of SAS is also graded according to severity.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Our goal is to help educate, and help promote BREED HEALTH! We are not against anyone, and we do not promote false propaganda by any individual, group or members of any breed club.
We are well aware of the drama and false information pushed online. Breeding Newfs is a competitive market, and our goal has only been to help educate and promote breed health.
Your online experience is up to you. Between competitiveness, untruths, and those who don't believe in the value of health certs (everyone is entitled to their own opinions), it's quite easy to become misled by false information and group slander. Though no living animal is ever fail-proof for life, pet insurance is always highly recommended. Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Our goal is to help educate, and help promote BREED HEALTH! We are not against anyone, and we do not promote false propaganda by any individual, group or members of any breed club.
We are well aware of the drama and false information pushed online. Breeding Newfs is a competitive market, and our goal has only been to help educate and promote breed health.
Your online experience is up to you. Between competitiveness, untruths, and those who don't believe in the value of health certs (everyone is entitled to their own opinions), it's quite easy to become misled by false information and group slander. Though no living animal is ever fail-proof for life, pet insurance is always highly recommended. Feel free to contact us with any questions.
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Most buyers are aware of some puppy contracts which require the buyers to commit to purchasing a particular brand of supplement for an extended amount of time, sometimes for years, or even for the lifetime of the pup.
It is not our goal to make money from your puppy purchase for years to come. We also do not require the purchase or yearly subscription of supplements of any kind.
We encourage everyone to consult with their vet and thoroughly research any product they intend to add to their pups daily regimen.
(Please click links below)
It is not our goal to make money from your puppy purchase for years to come. We also do not require the purchase or yearly subscription of supplements of any kind.
We encourage everyone to consult with their vet and thoroughly research any product they intend to add to their pups daily regimen.
(Please click links below)
At what age should I begin giving my large breed dog joint supplements?
Naturally, we want our puppies to grow up healthy and strong. Large/giant breed commercial puppy foods are FDA approved and carefully balanced to have the right amount of vitamin D, calcium, and other minerals. According to the Canine Arthritis.org, research has shown using supplements while your puppy is growing can throw off that balance, increasing their risk of Developmental Orthopedic Disease such as elbow or hip dysplasia, and eventually arthritis. We highly recommend consulting with your veterinarian if you feel your pup has a health issue which is causing him to become nutritionally deficient enough to require added supplements.
Joint health is highly determined by how your pup is raised! While a well-balanced diet plays a huge roll in the health of your puppy, special care should be taken to help prevent injuries from being overweight, playing too rough, over exertion or excessive exercise, injuries acquired through the use of stairs, jumping up, jumping in and out of vehicles, or the dreaded unexpected injury you missed witnessing altogether.
A Newfoundland is a slow-to-mature breed, taking up to 2-3 years to fully mature. This is why OFA does not allow OFA HIP and OFA ELBOW FINALS before the age of 2-years! It is the responsibility of the puppy owner to provide a safe growing environment and premium kibble to help support good health. The DOG FOOD ADVISOR is a great resource which rates dog foods with one to five stars. Your recommended premium foods are those rated 3.5 stars, and higher. Premium foods are not necessarily the most expensive foods, there are several good premium foods which are reasonably priced. Your Newfoundland puppy should be placed on premium ADULT food no later than age 4-months, as puppy food is known to have too much high-protein and calcium, which has been known to contribute towards excellerated growth and abnormal bone density. The slower maturing joints often can not support abnormal development.
The Newfoundland breed is prone to several health issues, including heart and joints. Though all puppies should have a heart and health check before going to their new homes, the OFA (Orthapedic Foundation for Animals) explains the heart is not fully developed and can not be cleared of SAS until after 12-months.
Even the best of show dogs can carry serious genetic issues. Health certifications are recommended but not required of anyone including breed club members, nor are certs required for the show ring. Promoting education and health of the breed without accusation should be a priority for all reputable breeders, without creating biased conversations to promote false information or labeling of other breeders by any individual or organization. The notion that health issues in the breed are limited to any certain bloodline or a particular class of breeders, is absolutely ridiculous. Education is of the utmost importance with any extra-large breed.
We encourage buyers to ask questions, visit your breeder if possible, and to take advantage of the health and pedigree info provided on our pages to help make your buying experience easier.
Thank you for your consideration~~
~~Please read "YOUR PUPPY!" and "INFO-LINKS". These pages were created just for you!~~
Visitors are welcome, and we have always enjoyed meeting our puppy families! Please contact us to set up an appointment that will work well for each of us.
Even the best of show dogs can carry serious genetic issues. Health certifications are recommended but not required of anyone including breed club members, nor are certs required for the show ring. Promoting education and health of the breed without accusation should be a priority for all reputable breeders, without creating biased conversations to promote false information or labeling of other breeders by any individual or organization. The notion that health issues in the breed are limited to any certain bloodline or a particular class of breeders, is absolutely ridiculous. Education is of the utmost importance with any extra-large breed.
We encourage buyers to ask questions, visit your breeder if possible, and to take advantage of the health and pedigree info provided on our pages to help make your buying experience easier.
Thank you for your consideration~~
~~Please read "YOUR PUPPY!" and "INFO-LINKS". These pages were created just for you!~~
Visitors are welcome, and we have always enjoyed meeting our puppy families! Please contact us to set up an appointment that will work well for each of us.
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Why we DO NOT remove dewclaws! Statistics show removing the foreclaws (dewclaws) creates high risk of dysplasia and the development of terminal cancer. Please click the following link to learn more....
https://iheartdogs.com/the-dewclaws-debate-keep-them-or-lo…
https://iheartdogs.com/the-dewclaws-debate-keep-them-or-lo…
Our Commitment to Newfy Health:
The Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) is a public resource (see link below), specifically developed for the use of Veterinarians and responsible breeders. We post our certifications online for your convenience on Our Sires and Our Dams pages.
~~CLICK HIGHLIGHTED LINKS BELOW~~
Pedigree info www.newfoundlanddog-database.net/en/
OFA heart/hip/patellas/elbow/Cystinuria www.ofa.org
Available Health Certifications:
* OFA Heart Certification...............Available at 12-Months
* Cystinuria Certification.......................Available at Birth
* OFA Elbows Prelim-Cert..............Available at 12-Months
* OFA Hip Pre-lims or PennHip.........................12-Months
* OFA Patellas Certification............Available at 12-Months
* OFA Final Hip Certification.........Available at 24-Months
* OFA Thyroid (Growth/Auto-Immune)............at 12-Mon.
We also provide:
* DNA profiling......................................Available at Birth
* 3-Generation Pedigree.........................Available at Birth
* OFA Dentition (Teeth/Bite placement).......at 12-Months
***We DO NOT breed for the dilute colors creme, tan and beige (dilute brown); or gray (a dilute black). These are not "rare colors", and are not colors promoted by breed standard. The dilute gene is a genetic defect, often carrying serious fur quality issues such as hot-spots & bacterial skin infections, poor discolored coat with thin/balding fur on the ears, head, legs and tail.
~~Thank you for your consideration~~
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~~ABOUT US~
Tenderheart Newfoundlands is located in the beautiful mountains of Southwestern Colorado. We have over 14-years of experience in raising quality Newfoundland bloodlines. Our Newf's live in the comfort of our home and fenced yard; our puppies are raised inside our home and handled daily from birth. Our extended Two-Year Health and Genetic Guarantee is posted online for your convenience, on our Health Guarantee page. Deposits are non-refundable.
We offer puppies for family pets, or with Full Registration to approved homes (inquire within). Feel free to contact us for more information, including how to get added to our waiting list. We aim to keep our families informed, as well as providing healthy intelligent pups. We look forward to hearing from you!
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