Fully agree with above.
Btw, one of our friends recently got a Landseer puppy (in the US not separated from Newfoundland breed, in Europe
Separate). They have done a lot of research in terms of what breed would fit their needs of being able to have presence and scare away possible intruders as they live on a country side but yet gentle with kids. Guess what, puppy is going thru the same shark attack phase and jumping up as we have mostly gone with our velcro, so they keep reaching out to us for advices and how to teach kids to deal with it lol.
Reaching out to the breeder is a great way in my view. Also attending a training as a family. Teaches human and dog a lot, for everyone`s benefit.
Good luck with your cutie, hope to see feedback about improvement, just as we have seen in some of the recent 1 year old bday wishes ones, great stories to read and follow back from where those puppies started.
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