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Leonbergers were bred to resemble the lion in the town crest of Leonberg, Germany.
Their characteristic 'pointing' stance was so valued that it was naturally selected for centuries.
Developed in Leonberg, Germany during the 1800s as companion dogs for European royalty, these dogs served as versatile working dogs and water rescue animals.
Developed in Europe during the 1600s, these dogs were prized for their ability to locate and point game birds. Their keen nose and statuesque pointing stance revolutionized bird hunting.
Daily brushing is essential for coat maintenance. Regular exercise must be balanced with joint health considerations. Early socialization and training are crucial.
Weekly brushing maintains coat condition. Requires extensive daily exercise and mental stimulation. Regular health screening for breed-specific issues is essential.