Cysylltwch â gwarchodwyr gofal
Dewch o hyd i warchodwr wedi'i ddilysu a'i adolygu a fydd yn cadw cwmni i'ch anifeiliaid anwes ac yn rhoi'r amser, y gofal a'r sylw iddynt yn y byd.

Darganfod tŷ yn eistedd ledled y byd
Archwiliwch filoedd o eisteddiadau tŷ a dewch o hyd i'ch antur eistedd anifeiliaid anwes nesaf.

Where It All Began
Pete Lewin Newfoundlands began as a water rescue demonstration group. Whilst working as a HART Paramedic and being trained in water rescue, Pete saw the potential for the dogs to be used in real life rescue. Along with his team, Pete developed immobilisation manoeuvres and a human cradle to rescue people involved in water incidents, using the dogs to pull them back to shore. He toured the country showing fire services and rescue teams the capabilities of this amazing dog breed but unfortunately, nothing came of this.
Pete and his Newfoundlands continued to do water safety workshops at schools and after to listening to feedback from others, he learned of the positive effects his dogs brought to people. Pete didn’t want his Newfoundlands to be just therapy dogs as there are many fantastic therapy dogs around already. He wanted to do something different, something unique, something that would show the full potential of the Newfoundland breed and his boys.

Why Newfoundlands?
The Newfoundland breed originates from Canada and were used initially as service and rescue dogs across fishing fleets. They have amazing swimming abilities which are still prevalent today and have a natural inclination towards water rescue.
What makes them such incredible water dogs is that they have partially webbed feet and super strength, pulling 10 full grown men through the water with no issue. The average male Newfoundland can grow up to 150lb / 68kg and are quite high maintenance due to their year-round hair shedding, resulting in daily brushing needs.
Newfoundlands are one of the most loyal, affectionate, and protective breeds you can find. They have a gentleness towards children and are laid-back, relaxed and love to chill with some fuss. Above all else, they are one of the most handsome dogs around and make fantastic emotional support dogs.
