newfoundland dog and mma workout )))

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How to make a wrestling dummy out of your newfie. Just kidding. Being honest, this animal really helps me a lot when it comes to training. No kidding. I do not have enough time for a decent training so we play around like this and trust me it really works. Actually for both of us. He needs some excersire, same with me. We love MMA (mixed martial arts)

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[russianpridemofucka]

Холланд ис хут. Данкювел. Собачара ленивым стал жутко. Весь день спит сие чудо природы. Жрет и спит. Ну и срёт еще. )))

[russianpridemofucka]

Чё такого, дядь Вов? ))

[getawayman1]

Yes. Playing fetch is great, but this exercise is very natural to these dogs and helps them bond with the handler. Most important, it is one of the favourite games they play with each other, and boy, they really pull harder than the human can. They can pull eight times their own weight, and that is awesome.

[davidfurfaro]

The dog is fine. They have strong necks, however, by doing this with my dog, I found that he would always want to play tug of war with every toy, and he would never drop the toy when I wanted him to, so I had to stop playing that with him.

[MrRestart123]

so cute

[SeldoonNemar]

I love big dogs...you can roughhouse with them without fearing you'll hurt them-especially a newfoundland

[AnimalLuver356]

the backgarden is way too small 4 a newfound,i should know i have one

[ulthea]

@UltraEpicLoser

Exactly mate! It's great for the dogs as far as exercise goes. Neomuttley was just being a self important dick to be honest, didn't even have the good grace to admit their obvious error =)

[UltraEpicLoser]

@ulthea thread is old..but if i diddn't play rough with my dog he wouldn't like it. I train like that too. We both excersize.

[TheAFord1]

Looks like a bear

[ewellka1657]

He is so beautiful and strong hehe Very nice:)

[thehollows]

@neomuttley This dog is not being abused. These dogs are quoted as being the strongest in the would. They were bred to drag fishing nets out in rough seas. They have exceptionally strong jaws and teeth. Everything you've said concerning the wellbeing of this dog is pure conjecture. You may have studied human physiology but that doesn't make you an authority on canines. Why not do some reading on the breed?