25 Leonberger Puppy Photos

This post is another themed 25 Leonberger photos. This time the theme is Leonberger puppies. Below is a list of previous themed 25 Leonberger posts I’ve made.

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Below are the 25 Leonberger Puppy Photos

A photo of a Leonberger puppy wearing a red scarf.
This is a photo of our Leonberger Bronco when he was three months old.
A photo of a Leonberger puppy wearing a scarf. He has his tongue out.
This is a black and white photo of our Leonberger Bronco when he was three months old.
A black-brown German Shephard is playing with a young Leonberger lying on his back.
Baby (German Shepherd) is playing with our four months old Leonberger Bronco.
Ten Leonberger puppies sitting on a sofa. They are brown with black face masks.
Ten Leonberger puppies. My guess is that they are about two months old. Shutterstock-ID:561107710 by Akbudak Rimma.
Ten Leonberger puppies sitting on a sofa. They are brown with black face masks. An adult Leonberger is lying in front of them.
Ten Leonberger puppies with mama. Shutterstock-ID: 561107650 by Akbudak Rimma.
A Leonberger puppy with pink roses.
Leonberger puppy Stock Photo ID: 561111403 by Akbudak Rimma.
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.
A Leonberger puppy running in the snow
A Leonberger puppy running in the snow. Shutterstock Stock Photo ID: 2056502327 by Nikky de Graaf.
Two sand colored Leonberger puppies playing in the snow. The play seems to be a little bit rough. Like all Leonbergers they have a black facemask.
Two light colored Leonberger puppies playing. My guess is that they are three months old. Shutterstock-ID: 2141564415 by AnetaZabranska.
Leonberger puppy giving a Chihuahua kiss, but the Chihuahua does not look happy. The Leonberger puppy is much bigger than the Chihuahua.
Leonberger + Chihuahua Stock Photo ID: 2166660069 by cynoclub.
A very young Leonberger puppy sitting in front of a Christmas tree.
Leonberger Puppy Stock Photo ID: 2233375083 by VeronArt16
Two brown Leonberger puppies lying on a wood floor.
Two Leonberger puppies. Shutter stock Photo ID: 2294202331 by Olga Shusters.
A Leonberger puppy standing in the snow.
A Leonberger puppy standing in the snow. Shutterstock Stock Photo ID: 2390810457 by VeronArt16.
A Leonberger puppy running in the snow. A second one is behind him in the distance.
Two Leonberger puppies running in the snow. Shutterstock Stock Photo ID: 2390810463 by VeronArt16.
It is a close up so the white sofa is not obvious. It is just a white background and then the pink flowers are on the left of the puppy who is looking into the camera.
Leonberger puppy on a white sofa sitting next to pink flowers. Asset id: 561113224 by Akbudak Rimma.
A young Leonberger puppy, maybe two months, is running on grass in front of some bushes and trees.
Leonberger puppy running on green grass Asset id: 629624387 by TOM KAROLA
A Leonberger on a white sofa in front of blue and white windows with snow.
Leonberger portrait with cristmas background Asset id: 763087333 by Liliya Kulianionak
Maybe three months old Leonberger puppy looking straight into the camera.
Close up of Leonberger puppy  Asset id: 1835879938 by Sarah Hatton
Close up of two months old Leonberger puppy lying on the floor.
Leonberger puppy in front of white background Asset id: 1910154892 by cynoclub
Two months old Leonberger puppy standing on a white floor.
Leonberger puppy in front of white background Asset id: 2511987683 by cynoclub
A Leonberger puppy sitting on a white floor.
A Leonberger puppy in front of white background. The puppy is maybe three months old. Asset id: 2526895887 by cynoclub
A Leonberger puppy standing on a white floor.
Leonberger puppy in front of white background. It is a little older, maybe four months. Leonbergers aren’t fully grown until they are close to two years old. Asset id: 1973707379 by cynoclub
Young Leonberger on a white background.
Young Leonberger, maybe 4-5 months old. Stock Photo ID: 2170918265 by cynoclub.
Young Leonberger on a white background.
Young Leonberger, maybe 5-6 months old.  Leonbergers aren’t fully grown until they are close to two years old.  Stock Photo ID: 2192241957 by cynoclub.
Young Leonberger standing on his hindlegs putting his paws on a woman’s shoulders and giving her a hug.
Young Leonberger, less than a year old. Leonbergers aren’t fully grown until they are close to two years old. Stock Photo ID: 2089116934 by cynoclub.

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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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    1. Thank you so much Laura. According to legend, well according to Heinrich Essig, they got Saint Bernard (50%), Newfoundland (25%), and Great Pyrenee or Pyrenean Mountain Dog(25%) (it is not clear which) in them. But some think there is German Farm dog or German Shepherd in there as well. Whatever the origin is (back in the early 19th century), they are very much calm family dogs, more so than the Saint Bernard. Here is a link about their origin.

      https://leonbergerlife.com/2024/04/26/the-origins-of-the-leonberger-dog/

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  10. What adorable little fluff balls, Thomas. They are the cutest puppies. And cool to see them slimming out as they grow up. The photo with the chihuahua cracked me up. And the Christmas photo is a heart-melter. Thanks for all the smiles this morning.

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    1. Thank you so much Diane. I also think the Leonberger puppy with the chihuahua is funny. They do slim out as they grow from 4-5 months old until one year old, but then they start filling up again and they get a large chest. They aren’t done growing until they are two years old.

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        1. Yes you are right. Our Bronco was really slim at the age of 10-12 months and we started thinking that maybe something was wrong with him, but then his chest grew, he became muscular as well as fatter, stockier, and then he looked like an adult Leonberger.

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    1. Thank you so much Pooja. They certainly grow a lot fast. From 4-5 months until one year old they get large, get long legs, but they are still slim and gangly, and then between one year to two years old they fill up and they get a big chest. Kind of like humans I guess.

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        1. You are right, their size can be intimidating. One time a teenage girl entered the dog park and Bronco, thinking he was the welcome committee, ran to greet her and stood up and put his paws on her shoulders to lick her face and she got so scared she was crying. I was not quick enough to stop him. But he only wanted to say hello. He loved it when strangers petted him. He was begging for it. Rollo on the other hand is quite different. If he doesn’t know you, don’t touch him.

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        2. I think you are right Pooja. Sometimes it is because the owners know that it is more important that a big dog is friendly. It could lead to disaster otherwise. But I also think many giant breeds such as Leonbergers and Newfoundland dogs are inherently non-aggressive. One exception was our pug Daisy who was very calm and friendly despite being a small dog. Well our Rollo made up for that by being the opposite.

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  19. Thomas, I loved the puppy photos! 💕

    This post brought back fond memories of all the wonderful dogs who were in my life. When I was about ten, our Weimaraner, Lady, had ten puppies. I especially loved the photo of the mother and ten puppies. We used to dress our puppies up in doll clothes. 😄

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        1. Yes, our Bronco certainly loved the cold days in winter. They don’t like the summer heat in Texas though, but luckily they are also somewhat indoor dogs despite being so big. They like staying with people inside, at least if you have a roomy house. They need to go out sometimes. They need exercise like all big dogs but you can take them at the right time and there are ways to keep the cool.

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