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A Newfoundland Squeezes a Lamb Into His Fluffy Dog Bed

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A big brown Newfoundland lies curled on a round, fluffy white dog bed, his dark eyes soft and a little sleepy. A white lamb is tucked against his chest, her eyes closed and her ears relaxed. The bed is plush, and the lamb's wool blends into it. In the back a basket of linens and a pale wall catch the light. The Newfoundland's shaggy coat looks like a warm blanket around the smaller animal. He seems to know that the bed is a little small for two, but he is making room anyway. The bed looks like a cloud, and the lamb is the smallest part of it.

Newfoundlands are known for their sweet, patient temperament, and they often seem to take on a caretaker role with smaller animals and children. They have thick, water-resistant coats and love cool weather, so keep them out of the heat. Big dogs need a supportive bed to protect their joints, and washable covers are a practical choice, especially if a lamb shares the space. Regular brushing helps keep a Newfoundland's coat in good shape. Any sleeping spot should be clean and dry, and for young animals, warm. Bigger dogs also benefit from beds that are washed regularly, especially when sharing.

The bed is crowded, but the two of them look as if they wouldn't change a thing.

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