I have been involved with the Newfoundland breed for over eight years. I'm proud to say that this was my first litter. These puppies arise from two very Sweet, Gentle, Healthy (OFA), well trained and mannered Newfoundlands. We had an outstanding litter of seven puppies (they're all in wonderful homes). Pedigree for this litter 04/19/02
Click to view this litters accomplishments
Tina Turner & Oslo, five weeks post whelping.
The Sire
Oslo at 5 1/2 years old (sire)
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Mr. Mom Daddy Oslo has been sleeping with the puppies at night, since Father's Day. Tina Turner is not the only caring parent of this litter! Oslo is very sweet and gentle with the puppies. He allows them to climb all over him. He is our Nana and has always cared for our new additions at night.
I'm steppin
out!
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Daddy & Me
Some of the puppies at 3.5 weeks.
Lovely Girl
Gorgeous Big Boy (9~Volt) Click on the photo to see 9~Volt now!
That's my daddy.
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Amorosa's Max Bear Rothman's
Click photo on the left to visit Max's website.
We are proud to announce that a photo of "Amorosa's Max Bear Rothman"
submitted & taken by Max's owners The Rothmans,
was chosen as NCA's Newf. Tide photo contest winner for 2003.
Click on photo to visit and read Ernie Rothmans story & see two other photo's that were chosen.
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Amorosa's Discovery Nessie (on the left)
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Amorosa's Prince Rudi
Rudi at 5 weeks
Rudi running in the first back yard he knew and greeting his litter brother 9Volt
Rudi is a GOOD boy and Santa didn't forget ;)
The Newfoundland is not the breed for you if!
Taking care of your Newfoundland
Newfoundland Rescue Information
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The Newfoundland Puppy: Early Care, Early Training by Judi Adler
This book is available from
Judi Adler at 12320 SW
Malloy, Sherwood OR 97140. Phone 503-682-0604 or e-mail
sweetbay@teleport.com
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| Guide in choosing the right breed, breeder and puppy Author Michele Welton |
***All dogs must be properly socialized within your community, obedience school, family activities and functions; so that may be given the opportunity to become exceptional companions which they're capable of being and well mannered citizens. Do not expect to buy a dog and not have to put anytime or effort into the relationship, it doesn't go that way. It is a life time commitment! My dogs pose for photos and look well mannered because we are dedicated to raising them correctly. Remember the apple doesn't fall to far from the tree!
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