Sparkybears Newfoundlands

We have been involved with dogs since the 1970's, our first breed being the Great Dane.

As our children grew older and after many month without a dog, we decided we would like to introduce another large breed of dog into our family, one that was suitable for children and activities that my husband and I could get involved with outside (other than golf).

Despite looking at many breeds we found ourselves constantly being drawn back to the Newfoundland.

Our first newf was a black boy who we called Pilot (we initially went looking for a brown bitch!). We joined a water group and he took to water like a duck. He had the best personality you could wish for and could smell water miles away.

A year later the bug hit us and we got Leah
(Aarozeen Under your Thumb at Sparkybears) a brown bitch and that was the beginning of Sparkybear Newfoundlands. We haven't looked back since! (Golf clubs sold at car boot!)

We mostly work our dogs but have entered championship shows and had numerous success in which three have qualified for cruft's over the years.

Our youngest star is Sparkybear Cool as ice ( Baloo) who has qualified for crufts at Manchester champ show when he was six months and one day!

Our dogs are family pets first and foremost, they are indoor dogs and out number the humans!

Our line is large, but have the greatest temperament you could want, raised along side our family and ruled by our 7year old granddaughter who lives with us!

All have low hip scores and are heart and Cystinuria tested clear.

This breed is a huge responsibilty and needs alot of care and attention, but in exchange you will be given unconditional love!

WARNING: NOT A BREED SUITABLE FOR THE HOUSE PROUD

SPARKYBEARS NEWFOUNDLANDS

http://www.champdogs.co.uk/breeder/3709.html

Aarozeen Under Your Thumb@Sparkybears photo by: Copy Rights Mr & Mrs Mead Aarozeen Under Your Thumb@ Sparkybears photo by: Sparkybear Newfoundlands Sparkybears As Cool As Ice. photo by: Sparkybear Newfoundlands Sparkybears McGursa photo by: Sparkybear Newfoundland		We have been involved with dogs since the 1970's, our first breed being the Great Dane. As our children grew older and after many month without a dog, we decided we would like to introduce another large breed of dog into our family, one that was suitable for children and activities that my husband and I could get involved with outside (other than golf). Despite looking at many breeds we found ourselves constantly being drawn back to the Newfoundland. Our first newf was a black boy who we called Pilot (we initially went looking for a brown bitch!). We joined a water group and he took to water like a duck. He had the best personality you could wish for and could smell water miles away. A year later the bug hit us and we got Leah (Aarozeen Under your Thumb at Sparkybears) a brown bitch and that was the beginning of Sparkybear Newfoundlands. We haven't looked back since! (Golf clubs sold at car boot!) We mostly work our dogs but have entered championship shows and had numerous success in which three have qualified for cruft's over the years. Our youngest star is Sparkybear Cool as ice ( Baloo) who has qualified for crufts at Manchester champ show when he was six months and one day! Our dogs are family pets first and foremost, they are indoor dogs and out number the humans! Our line is large, but have the greatest temperament you could want, raised along side our family and ruled by our 7year old granddaughter who lives with us! All have low hip scores and are heart and Cystinuria tested clear. This breed is a huge responsibilty and needs alot of care and attention, but in exchange you will be given unconditional love! WARNING: NOT A BREED SUITABLE FOR THE HOUSE PROUD Mr. & Mrs. Mead 020 8889 6018 07973 561 666 elginmead@hotmail.co.uk Contact This Breeder Breeders of: Newfoundland Our Dogs Sparkybears Indiana Current Litters 11th July 2008 - Newfoundland Previous Litters 6th December 2007 - Newfoundland 2nd March 2007 - Newfoundland 25th July 2005 - Newfoundland 16th July 2005 - Newfoundland 19th March 2004 - Newfoundland 20th October 2002 - Newfoundland 20th October 2002 - Newfoundland