25 Leonberger Photos and Illustrations

First, check out my Leonberger book and consider purchasing it. It features amusing and amazing stories about our truly remarkable Leonberger Bronco, as well as information about Leonbergers. It is a great book for all dog lovers. All royalties/proceeds from sales are donated to the Leonberger Health Foundation International. To check out my book click on the book cover images on the right.

This post has 25 photos and illustrations. Most of the photos are of our late Leonberger Bronco (Le Bronco von der Löwenhöhle) but there are also Leonberger photos by friends as well as a few Shutterstock photos. The illustrations are from my book. The illustrations for my book were made by Naomi Rosenblatt (I don’t know how to draw).

On the left there is a color photo of our Leonberger as a puppy. He is wearing a scarf. On the right he is big, old and gray and lying in the grass looking into the camera.
On the left our Leonberger Bronco three months old. On the right Bronco as an unusually old Leonberger at almost 13.
Bronco is standing on our red leather sofa giving me hug and a kiss.
Bronco our Leonberger is giving me a kiss. He is about one year old and not yet fully grown.
Old black and white photo showing a man holding a Leonberger with a leash.
Bronco’s direct ancestor on the male side Leo von der Sagmuhle in Germany about 100 years ago (18 generations).
Claudia my wife sitting in a red sofa with our very big dog in her lap.
Our Leonberger Bronco sitting in my wife’s lap. He was 167 pounds at the time.
A Leonberger is lying on the floor and my book is leaning against the dog.
Hachi a one-year-old Canadian Leonberger with my book. The owner and photographer is Brenda Saito and her husband.
A photo a majestic Leonberger sitting in grass.
A majestic Leonberger. Shutterstock-ID: 731020957 by Peter Josto.
Brown big dog chasing a man running.
Bronco is chasing off a peeping Tom who was terrorizing the women in the neighborhood including my wife. Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
Bronco’s face has puffy cheeks.
Bronco’s puffy cheeks hold two hamsters he probably was trying to save. Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
I am lying on the ground holding Baby and trying to drag her out of the storm drain, while at the same time holding Bronco’s leash.
Bronco accidentally pushed our German Shepherd Baby into a storm drain. I am trying to drag Baby out of the storm drain while holding Bronco as he is very excited about a dog across the street. Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
Leonberger puppy running through green grass. The puppy has its mouth open, and he is looking straight into the camera.
Leonberger puppy. My guess is that he is around two months old. Shutterstock-ID: 629624396 by TOM KAROLA.
On the right is our Leonberger Bronco’s behind and to the right is Rollo biting and pulling his tail.
Our mini-Australian Shepherd puppy Rollo is biting Bronco’s tail. He even swung it in as if it was a swing.
The photo shows our pug Daisy on the left and our Leonberger Bronco on the right. They are both looking into the camera. Pieces of the gingerbread house are lying on the floor.
Bronco got into the kitchen, and he grabbed a gingerbread house. He and our pug Daisy are sharing the gingerbread house.
Bronco is standing in a blue kiddie pool.
Bronco is getting a bath in the kiddie pool.
The photo shows a Leonberger standing in the snow in the forest.
Leonberger standing in snow. Shutterstock-ID: 705193912 by Eric Isselee.
Amie is standing on top of a wooden bench on a mountain top.
Amie a Leonberger in Sweden who was at the top of a mountain that we hiked up to (Skule Berget). She must have been very athletic.
Seven Leonbergers lying or sitting on the sand on a beach.
Seven Leonbergers by the beach. Photo by Jen O’Keefe.
Close up of two Leonberger faces. All Leonbergers have a black face mask.
Digory and Obi two Leonbergers. Photo by Jen O’Keefe.
Five Leonbergers lying in the grass. They are wearing hats showing the American flag.
Five Leonbergers including Digory on 4th of July 2023. Photo by Jen O’Keefe.
Little Rollo is lying in front of Bronco. Rollo is on the left. Bronco is on the right.
Bronco and Rollo our mini-Australian Shepherd.
Close up of Bronco’s face. He is looking straight into the camera.
Close up of Bronco about 12 years old. Leonbergers typically live 8-9 years.
Bronco is wearing a very large soft cone. It barely fit through the bathroom door. He is looking straight at me.
Bronco our Leonberger kept following me around while he was recovering from a couple of sores that took a long time to heal. They get a very attached when they are not feeling well. Here he is barging into the bathroom. Rollo was terrified of the huge cone.
Six Leonbergers with celebration hats are looking straight into the camera.
Six Leonbergers and a birthday celebration. Photo by Jen O’Keefe.
A Leonberger photographed from the side. In the background there is a lake and a snowcapped mountain.
Sitting Leonberger. Shutterstock-ID:1333669760 by Britta Paasch.
In a snowy forest a Leonberger and a pug are running towards the left.
Leonberger and pug running in the snow. Shutterstock- ID:1659034960 by AnetaZabranska.
It is a picture of a Leonberger with 18 specifications in black text.
Overview of the physical aspects of the Leonberger breed standard.
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Author: thomasstigwikman

My name is Thomas Wikman. I am a software/robotics engineer with a background in physics. I am currently retired. I took early retirement. I am a dog lover, and especially a Leonberger lover, a home brewer, craft beer enthusiast, I’m learning French, and I am an avid reader. I live in Dallas, Texas, but I am originally from Sweden. I am married to Claudia, and we have three children. I have two blogs. The first feature the crazy adventures of our Leonberger Le Bronco von der Löwenhöhle as well as information on Leonbergers. The second blog, superfactful, feature information and facts I think are very interesting. With this blog I would like to create a list of facts that are accepted as true among the experts of the field and yet disputed amongst the public or highly surprising. These facts are special and in lieu of a better word I call them super-facts.

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