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Description
Albert is our handsome kennel club registered black Newfoundland male
He is bva hip scored a low 7 and elbow scored 0-0
Breed average for inbreeding is 4.8%. Alberts is 2.5%.
* Fully sperm tested *
* He is CU clear *
* Fully Heart Scanned *
Photos of Alberts latest litter which includes a Landseer now added to advert
Albert is a gentle giant fantastic temperament great with kids,adults and other dogs.
Albert loves everybody and you cannot fuss and cuddle him enough.
He is an absolutely stunning example of this breed and available for stud
We do matings via AI at our local clinic and we do advise getting your female progesterone tested.
2 x Ai included in the price and a
free return on same females next season if not confirmed in pup although I will need scan prove from the clinic or vet to confirm
We can also ship chilled sperm to you this is taken from the dog checked and chilled, this is then sent to you via courier and reaches you the following day by 1pm this costs an extra £150
Payment is required in full on first mating although two matings are offered 48hours apart.
He is a very large dog photos don’t do him justice.
Albert is fully health checked vaccinations upto date
If you require any further information or to book to use Albert please feel free to call or message
Thank you.
Adv. ID:7ECC_5TBb
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Litter details
LocationDoncaster, South Yorkshire
BreedNewfoundland
Age6 years, 1 month
Health & Docs
Health Checked by a vetKC registered by collectionWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Pros
Excellent affinity with children of all ages, naturally patient and gentle
Powerful swimmers with unique webbed feet and water-resistant coats
Loyal and protective without aggressive tendencies
Low vocalisation; barks only when necessary
Cons
Require daily grooming to manage dense double coats
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods
High feeding and health care costs due to large size
Not natural watchdogs; limited alertness and protection instincts