Lewis' dog, of the Lewis and Clark expedition, was of the Newfoundland breed. Historians differ on whether the dog was named "Seaman" or "Scannon", depending on how you read Lewis' writing. Lewis purchased him for some $20 from a riverboat captain before he left Washington D.C. The captain had won him and his mother playing cards. Seaman (or Scannon) accompanied Lewis all the way to the Pacific Ocean and returned with him to St. Louis. The Newfoundland is a big dog with a kind personality. Lewis prised the dog "much for his docility and qualifications generally for my journey." This particular breed is a working dog, especially used in the sea fishing industry. These types of dogs would pull in the fish loaded nets.
It was Seaman, a black Newfoundland dog.
he killed and ate dogs and cats for a fun that is what happened to clarks dog seaman
Due to smeared ink in Lewis and Clark's journals the dog's name was believed to be Scanlon. Many years later it was discovered to be Seaman. Lewis named a small tributary of a river after him.
seaman was on the expidition because he was Lewis' dog
yes it was
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He was a Newfoundlander
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Captain Lewis purchased a Newfoundland dog named "Seaman". Seaman became their mascot.