Genetic Anomalies Can Sometimes Produce Amazing Results

Milo is a one year old male that I gave to my son and his wife as their second Newf to keep their grey female Millie company.  In 20 years of breeding we have only had half a dozen puppies born with this cream colored coat, and Milo is the only one we have ever had to be born with the combination of a cream coat and Landseer white markings.  He certainly is a striking boy, and my son tells me that Milo generates a lot of questions when they are out and about. 

I think he is a handsome reflection of the great diversity that can be seen within any given litter of pups.  Milo was born with one brown, one grey and five traditional black siblings.

6 thoughts on “Genetic Anomalies Can Sometimes Produce Amazing Results

  1. Hilary Craddock

    Can you specify or request a brown Newfoundland puppy or even grey? Also when will you next litter be?

    1. You can absolutely specify that you would like a certain color, and/or one sex or the other. Having said that, we cant guarantee that a puppy matching your request will be born to accommodate. Our next litter will be born very soon, and we will post details on the litter here on the website.

      1. Hilary Craddock

        Okay lovely thank you for your response. Where do we send our deposit?

    1. WE will be posting news on the next litter soon. I will be sure to include a full description of the litter. Thanks for your interest!

  2. Pat

    The English refer to the light brown or cream colour as Isabella. It is a double dilute brown We raised quite a few great Newfs from Hunterhill stock

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