SteveSS
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I bought a female Newfoundland puppy in January of 2013. Little Bear. She is almost full grown this spring of 2014. She's about 125-130 pounds, Not bad, but the males go to 175. She looks like the dog in this commercial. His name is Bennie. Please watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPyHSHUK65k
Little bear jumps up on my bed at night and that's a pretty good leap. She can jump up into the seat of lifted 1972 ford 4x4 truck in one graceful move. Yesterday we went to the barn at the ranch where the Camaro SS and the 1971 Challenger are stored. We have a cool factory silver cover for the Camaro, it even says Camaro SS on the front. For the Challenger we have 3 quilts draped over it, one on the trunk, one on the roof and one on the hood. I guess the padded quilt on the hood looked enough like my bed at home, so Little Bear jumped straight up on the hood of the Challenger with paws and claws, and you guessed it, the size of an adolescent bear,. I was somewhat stunned by seeing this Ursa Minor on the hood of our most-prized automobile, but tried to remain calm and get her down it without claws touching paint and me not raising my voice and octave and several decibels. I think it worked. No scratches on a cursory exam.
Tonight we played fetch indoors since it was a little muddy outside I figured I had tired her out and she would calm down and sleep the rest of this Thursday night. I began planning my day for tomorrow. I put my paycheck for the bank and new tag registration stickers for the Hummer by the front door so I wouldn't forget them. Came down later and she had eaten both! Just enough left to prove I'm not lying when I have call accounting in Texas and send them little wet scraps of the check then go the DMV and try to explain why my dog found the vinyl stickers to be the tastiest bits and fully ingested them.
Whaddya gonna do? I love her.