25 Leonberger Faces

This is another post with the “25 Leonberger photos” theme. This time the theme is Leonberger faces. The post feature close ups of Leonbergers looking into the camera. A lot of the photos are of our late Leonberger Bronco but there are many other Leonberger photos as well. Below is a list of the previous posts using the theme 25 Leonberger photos.

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25 Leonberger Faces

About half of the photos of Leonberger faces below are mine, mostly of our Leonberger Bronco. There are also several photos by Jen O’Keefe and Leonberger community friend. There is also a photo by Brenda Seito and one by Debbie Ireland, and the illustration of Bronco’s face was made by Naomi Rosenblatt.

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.
The photo shows an old Leonberger dog lying on green grass. He is looking into the camera.
Bronco our Leonberger dog is taking a rest during a walk. He is twelve and a half years old.
Our Leonberger dog Bronco is standing in front of me and looking straight into the camera. I am sitting in the sofa.
Our Leonberger dog Bronco is coming up to me. He wants my attention.
A photo of our Leonberger lying on our green lawn. There are trees and bushes in the background.
Bronco taking a resting in the grass in our backyard. He is pretty old in this picture. For a Leonberger he lived very long.
A photo of our Leonberger dog wearing a blue party hat.
It is Bronco’s 11th birthday.
Bronco is standing at the kitchen entrance, and our new little dark brown and white puppy is sitting in front of him.
In this photo our Leonberger dog Bronco is eleven and a half years old and we have acquired a new puppy, a mini-Australian Shepherd by the name Rollo.
A photo of our old Leonberger lying on the sidewalk
Bronco is taking a break during a walk. He is very old for a Leonberger. Leonbergers typically live 8-10 years. This is a common problem with giant breeds. In this picture he is 12 years old and 10 months.
Bronco’s face has puffy cheeks.
Our Leonberger Bronco was great at finding run away hamsters. This illustration depicts Bronco’s with puffy cheeks in which he is holding two run away hamsters. He saved them! Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
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 our Leonberger with Daisy our Pug in the Kitchen. Bronco says, “look what Daisy did to the gingerbread house that stood on the counter”. Actually, what really happened was that Bronco grabbed the gingerbread house and shared it with Daisy.
Photo of a Leonberger lying on a leather sofa with my book leaning towards his chest.
A Canadian Leonberger called Mak with my book. Photo by Debbie Ireland.
A Leonberger is lying on the floor, and my book is leaning against the dog.
Hachi is a one-year-old Canadian Leonberger here he is featured with my book. The owner and photographer is Brenda Saito and her husband.
Two Leonbergers standing next to each other and wearing party headwear typical for a carnival.
Digory and Obi are two Leonbergers. Digory was a very brave Leonberger who fought cancer. He was featured in the Leo-Letter a Leonberger Magazine  Photo by Jen O’Keefe. Jen is a friend in the Leonberger community.
Close up of two Leonberger faces. All Leonbergers have a black face mask.
Second photo of Digory and Obi. 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.
Photo of seven Leonbergers on the sand on a beach.
Digory with Leonbergers friends on the beach. Photo by Jen O’Keefe.
Six Leonbergers with celebration hats are looking straight into the camera.
Six Leonbergers from left to right: Caspian (Obi’s nephew), Austin (Obi’s son), Delfi, Obi, Digory, and Rilian (Obi’s son). Photo by Velvy TheLion.
Amie, a female Leonberger is standing on top of a wooden bench on a mountain top.
Amie was a Leonberger that we met in northern Sweden. We met her and her owner on a mountain top that we had hiked up to. It was a strenuous hike so the Leonberger and her owner must have been in good shape. The name of the mountain is Skule Berget, or in English, Skull Mountain.
Leonberger dog looking into the camera, like a portrait.
Big dog Leonberger portrait in the studio Stock Photo ID: 193024763 by Csanad Kiss.
Fluffy dark faced Leonberger looking into the camera.
Old Leonberger Stock Photo ID: 2342234815 by theimagebooth.
The photo shows the face of Leonberger lying down.
Closeup of old Leonberger Stock Photo ID: 1942925251 by Wirestock Creators.
Old Leonberger lying on the ground. There are snowy mountains in the background.
Leonberger in Norway Stock Photo ID: 1779931691 by Britta Paasch.
Leonberger puppy running through green grass. The puppy has its mouth open, and he is looking straight into the camera.
A Leonberger puppy that is probably around two months old. Shutterstock-ID: 629624396 by TOM KAROLA.
A Leonberger on a white sofa in front of blue and white windows with snow.
A Leonberger puppy Asset id: 763087333 by Liliya Kulianionak
Close up of two months old Leonberger puppy lying on the floor.
Leonberger puppy in front of white background Asset id: 1910154892 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. You are talking about Jen O’Keefe’s pictures. She owns a number of Leonbergers and so does Velvy her friend in the Leonberger Club of America. Which reminds me that one of those photos are Velvy’s and four of the dogs are Velvy’s and two are Jen’s. So I changed that picture to this : Six Leonbergers from left to right: Caspian (Obi’s nephew), Austin (Obi’s son), Delfi, Obi, Digory, and Rilian (Obi’s son). Photo by Velvy TheLion. I should say Velvy TheLion is just a moniker her real name is Ira VanOrder.

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    2. I can add that Velvy TheLion or Ira, was the person who gave our Leonberger Bronco his Grey Muzzle Award for living so long. We also sent in his DNA for research via the Leonberger Health Foundation International. You can the story about that if you look at my list of posts above under “All Posts”

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    1. Thank you so much Introverted Bookworm. The ones on the beach are Jen O’Keefe’s and Velvy TheLion’s Leonbergers. They are well known Leonberger Club of America volunteers. And it was a very nice getsures of the owners to take those pictures with their Leonberger and my book. They posted them on Canadian Amazon.

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words Laura. Unlike Rollo he accepted a hat. Rollo just takes it off right away. Time flies, that was six years ago now but it feels like yesterday.

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    1. Thank you Jacqui. Currently we can’t give one a home he needs either. Well we can’t give any dog a home he needs right now, because our Rollo does not like other dogs. He loved Bronco, and loved Daisy most of the time, but he freaks out if you bring another dog to the house. We were going to fix that but it takes a very long time to fix. Right now we are just living with it.

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    2. I can add that unlike Rollo, Bronco accepted other dogs very easily. They both grew up with other dogs, were trained/treated the same, and we tried to take both to dog parks (Bronco fit right in, Rollo had a problem). There is an inborne personality difference.

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    1. Thank you so much Ruth for showing me Trooper. He was such a beautiful dog and your photos are wonderful. I love the Rainbow poem. Your post is a wonderful tribute to Trooper. I am so sorry for your loss of Trooper. 💔💔💔

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    1. Thank you so much Pooja. You are right. They are family dogs, friendly, confident, and unafraid. When you have an intruder they run after them to hug them and the intruder runs off in fear. So that way they are accidentally good guard dogs too.

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        1. Yes I agree. Leonbergers have a very powerful bit, double as powerful as a German Shepherd, but Bronco would never use it on anyone. Well, except that one time when he bit by behind because I was ignoring him when he tried to get my attention. But that was not a hard bite. He loved to run up to people though, to give hugs and licks, but that sometimes frightened people. We had to watch that.

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          1. Yeah, they are so large so I can imagine it would be painful if one decided to attack. But Bronco definitely seemed very playful and gentle as I’m sure most Leonbergers are. Although I’m sure they can be intimidating to those that don’t know them just because of their sheer size.

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