r/Leonbergers

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Picking up Freya every month until I am no longer able 3-10mo

10 month old Leonberger, wait gain has plateau’d this month at 48kg, but her frame does feel bigger.

u/WaruPirate — 2 days ago

Just wanted to share our handsome Grizzly Bear being a cute mascot for our Hvac company. We hope you all and your gorgeous leos have a safe and fun fourth🎇🐾

u/MakeupbyBrenda — 3 days ago

Mochi is a big sister now

Just had a (human) baby boy a month ago. Mochi has been an excellent big sister, she is so careful around him, and checks on him when he cries. Really impressed with how a leonburger is with a newborn.

*Baby not pictured for privacy, so ai doesn’t collect his photo.

u/IntoTheRapture — 4 days ago

Uni, 7 months

We call him "Blah Blah" because he's always talking.

u/kgcdc1 — 5 days ago

Foster dog won’t eat

Edit: through a combination of rotisserie chicken, shredded cheese and peanut butter, we’ve managed to get her eating! Thanks for all your suggestions!

I’ve been fostering this gorgeous 7yo Leonberger mix for a few days now. Her owner passed away last month, and she ended up at the shelter. She isn’t eating or drinking very much. I have tried bone broth, rice, treats, different brands of wet and dry food. The only thing she will consistently want to eat is bread for some reason? I’ve never had a dog that wasn’t at least a little bit food motivated before, wondering if this is a common breed reaction to stress?

u/Agreeable-Income-466 — 8 days ago

Leonberger and EV SUV

Hello everyone,

I'll soon be adopting a Leonberger, and I also need to replace my car. I currently drive a Citroën C3, but I don't think it'll be suitable in the long run, so I'm considering switching to an EV. The question is, which EV would be a good fit?

I don't have an unlimited budget, so I've been looking at the Citroën ë-C3 Aircross. However, I'm not sure whether it would be spacious enough for a Leonberger with the rear seats folded down.

Does anyone here own a Leonberger and drive an EV? If so, what model do you have, and would you recommend it?

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u/jash00k — 6 days ago

Winnie feeling blissful in Vermont

The water is definitely her happy place, no matter the season.

u/myetel — 13 days ago

Our new boy; I think he’s a mix, but we’re waiting on DNA results.

https://imgur.com/gallery/leonberger-maybe-mix-taking-all-bets-while-we-wait-on-dna-swab-Bfnx5oI

Taking all bets in the meantime! He’s 7 months old, 78lbs. Very much a puppy- loves to grab onto my arms with his teeth, but is remarkably gentle about it.

Excellent leash manners, very little barking. Incredibly good with kids, adults and other dogs. He seems pretty smart and trainable, if a bit of a puppy-doofus.

u/Lovelyfeathereddinos — 11 days ago