25 Leonberger Pictures with People

This is another post with the “25 Leonberger photos” theme. This time the theme is “25 Leonberger Pictures with People”. I’ve selected photos and illustrations of our late Leonberger Bronco that also feature people. A few of the photos are stock images from Shutterstock but most of the pictures are mine. Below is a list of the previous posts using the theme 25 Leonberger photos.

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25 Leonberger Pictures with People

The family is in the living room, and we are facing the camera. Our Leonberger Bronco is lying on the floor.
This is a photo of our family. It is a few years old. From left to right, our oldest son, our Japanese Chin Ryu, my wife Claudia and I am standing behind her, our Leonberger Bronco, our younger son, and our daughter with our Pug Daisy. I would like to add that since then I’ve gotten in better shape.
Our Leonberger is standing on a red leather sofa stretching to give me a hug. I am standing behind the sofa.
Our one-year-old Leonberger Bronco wants to give me a hug. He wanted to give hugs all the time. We also danced a lot. He was a good dancer.
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). I got this information from the World Wide Leonberger Database.
Illustration showing our daughter lying on the ground while holding onto a leash. Our Leonberger Bronco is dragging her.
Leonbergers are muscular, big and strong. Bronco is pulling our daughter along the ground as she is desperately trying to hold on to him. Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
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. The trespassing peeping Tom never came back. Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
An illustration showing me lying on the street. I am trying to pull up our German Shepherd Baby from a storm drain while holding onto our Leonberger Bronco who is jumping up and down and barking.
This illustration depicts an occasion when Bronco was not so well behaved. We saw a dog across the street and our Leonberger Bronco became wild. He started barking and jumping around and he accidentally pushed our German Shepherd into a storm drain. I had to get her out while holding onto an agitated Bronco. The man across the street lifted his dog and ran as fast as he could down the street. Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
This is an illustration showing our neighbor (wearing a hat) running down the street with his two corgis. Bronco our Leonberger is running after him, and my wife Claudia is running after Bronco.
Once Bronco had a toe amputation due to cancer and the doctor put a full leg cast on him. He told us that he should not bump the cast, and that he should not go for walks for ten days. But Bronco was begging to go out, so my wife finally took him for a walk. She did not use the leash because she thought that he could barely walk. A few minutes later I heard screaming, and I opened the door and saw this. Bronco was chasing our neighbor and his two corgis as Claudia was running after him and  screaming at him to stop. The cast went bump, bump, BUMP, in the sidewalk. Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
Claudia my wife sitting in a red sofa with our very big dog in her lap.
Our Leonberger Bronco got tired of watching the kids play games all day long. So, one day he calmly walked over to their laptop and bit the laptop hard. That was the end of the laptop. You could see the bite marks on the laptop. I took it back to Best Buy where the Geek Squad guy really wanted to know what happened. He said he had never seen anything like it. Luckily, they replaced the laptop. It is written Nerd Brigade instead of the Geek Squad in the illustration because of potential copyright issues. Illustration by Naomi Rosenblatt.
A young gangly Leonberger with a bandage on his knee is next to a little Chihuahua. The two owners of the little dog are a lady in blue jeans and a lady in white pants. The lady with white pants is also wearing a bandage on her knee.
Our Leonberger Bronco at the dog park at five/six months old. He is wearing a bandage on his knee because he got a condition from growing too fast. The two ladies are the owners of the little dog.
Claudia my wife is sitting in a red sofa with our very big Leonberger dog in her lap.
Our Leonberger Bronco is sitting in my wife’s lap. He was 167 pounds at the time. Silly Bronco thought he was a lap dog.
On the left our Leonberger Bronco. On the right my wife holding his Grey Muzzle Award diploma.
My wife Claudia with Bronco’s Grey Muzzle Award. Leonbergers typically don’t live long and therefore Bronco’s long life was unusual. The Leonberger Health Foundation International awards Leonbergers who live longer than 12 years with an award called the Grey Muzzle Award.
Photo shows our Leonberger Bronco standing next to my wife Claudia. She is holding the grey-muzzle award.
Bronco lived very long for a Leonberger. The typical lifespan is 8-9 years. As mentioned above, the Leonberger Health Foundation International gives out a grey-muzzle award to Leonbergers who have lived 12 years or longer. Here Bronco is receiving his grey-muzzle award.
The photo shows a Leonberger lying on the floor on his back sleeping. Two children, a boy and a girl, are sitting at a table in the back of the room playing Jenga. There’s a big bookshelf and two computer screens in the background. The sleeping Leonberger is in the foreground.
Photo of our Leonberger Bronco when he was very young. Less than one years old. He is sleeping on the floor. The kids are playing in the background.
Our Leonberger Bronco and our niece Jessica are lying on the floor. Jessica is giving Bronco a kiss.
Our niece Jessica is giving Bronco a kiss.
Our son is petting our Leonberger. The sofa is partially covered by a black and white blanket.
Our oldest son and our daughter are sitting in the sofa. Our Leonberger Bronco is in the foreground. In the back is our mini-Australian Shepherd Rollo.
My wife Claudia and our Leonberger Bronco is sitting in a sofa. Claudia is on the right and Bronco on the left. They are sitting close and Bronco has his paws in her lap. Claudia is petting Bronco.
My wife Claudia with our Leonberger Bronco.
Our Leonberger Bronco and me are lying on the ground looking into the camera. I am wearing a mask. I am wearing a blue polo short.
Me and Bronco during Covid-19 times.
Claudia is standing on green grass in front of White Rock Lake. She is holding onto our Leonberger Bronco and our pug Daisy.
Claudia with Bronco and our pug Daisy down by White Rock Lake in Dallas, Texas.
You can see the arms and the hands of the nurse changing the bandage on our Leonberger Bronco’s paw and lower leg.
A nurse is putting on a bandage on Bronco’s paw. This was because he had a toe amputation due to a cancer cyst on his toe. The cancer was not aggressive and did not spread. The toe amputation took care of it. First, he had a cast. Then he had bandages.
Our mini-Australian Shepherd Rollo on the left giving our Leonberger Bronco a kiss. Our son is partially visible behind them.
Our mini-Australian Shepherd Rollo is giving Bronco a kiss. Our son is overseeing and petting them both.
Young Leonberger standing on his hindlegs putting his paws on a woman’s shoulders and giving her a hug.
Young Leonberger, probably less than a year old. Leonbergers aren’t fully grown until they are close to two years old. Stock Photo ID: 2089116934 by cynoclub.
Young woman dressed in a red shirt and blue ripped jeans. A Leonberger puppy is leaning over the woman.
Young Leonberger and woman in front of white background Asset id: 2022376910 by cynoclub.
On the left is a young boy, maybe two or three years old. He is dressed in blue. He is standing, bending down, in front of a Leonberger lying on the ground.
A little boy is playing with a giant dog in the garden Asset id: 1044912799 by Lolostock – by Apex Studios.
The photo shows a young blond woman running with a Leonberger in a leash. There are tents and other people in the background.
RONNEBY, SWEDEN – JULY 05, 2014: Blekinge Kennelklubb international dog show. A Leonberger dog and a female handler running in a show ring. Asset id: 204221011 by Imfoto
A pretty dark-haired Caucasian girl in a plaid shirt hugs her cute Leonberger dog. The concept is friendship and loyalty.
A woman and her Leonberger dog. Asset id: 1741753382 by Elena Podrezenko