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In the original play she is a Newfoundland. In the Disney adaptation she became a St Bernard.
You Lucky Dog - 1998 TV was released on: USA: 27 June 1998 Finland: 29 May 2004 Finland: 25 February 2006 (re-release)
The dog in the movie is called 'NaNa'. She spots Peter Pan but eventually ends up being tied up in the Darling's backyard. The youngest child, Michael, tries to help NaNa follow Peter Pan, but she is unable too.
in peter pan the dog is called nanny or nana.She looked after the children.The dog in Peter Pan is named "Nana"
In the first season Dangerous’ dog is a Newfoundland, specifically a Landseer Newfoundland. (Landseers have partly white fur vs solid black for typical Newfie’s.) During the season, he also seemed to be played by at least two different doggie actors. Later, about the second season or so, he miraculously turned into a St. Bernard, without a word of explanation. Poof! Does anyone know why? All such gorgeous dogs!
The Finland pup! they are amazing! but beware the get to abt the size of a Great Dane
The Newfoundland Dog originated from the island of Newfoundland which is the 10th province of Canada.
One may get a Newfoundland dog from local pet stores and local breeders. It is also possible to get a Newfoundland dog from a long distance breeder, but this would require communication between you and the breeder. You may find them doing a website search.
The labrador retriever has Newfoundland in it.
the Newfoundland dog.
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It is a Newfoundland. His name is Benny.
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See the related links to learn more about the Newfoundland.
A Leonberger is a breed in itself, but was created by cross breeding a Saint Bernard dog, Newfoundland dog and Pyrenees shepherd´s dog.
When Lewis and Clark returned to Thomas Jefferson he named the dog's breed newfoundland because the dog was there when they found new found land.
Nana was a Newfoundland, who was inspired by the author of Peter Pan's own Newfoundland.