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A big brown Newfoundland sits among scattered potato chips and a torn open bag on a messy living room floor. 9 / 27

The Newfoundland Was Very Quiet. The Chip Bag Was Very Empty.

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There is a very big dog in the middle of a very crunchy situation. A brown Newfoundland named Bear sits on the floor of the living room, surrounded by golden potato chips scattered in every direction, with the empty bag lying open beside him. A few crumbs cling to his whiskers, and his deep brown eyes look up with that famous soft expression. A grey sock and a blue blanket lie nearby, adding to the chaos.

Newfoundlands are giant, gentle dogs, originally known for working alongside fishermen and for their strength in the water. They are sweet and patient with people, but their size means they can reach counters and tables that other dogs can't. Their thick, water-resistant coats need regular brushing, and they tend to drool, so a towel is usually close by.

Salty snacks are not a good choice for dogs. Chips are high in fat and salt, and some flavors include onion or garlic powder, which can be harmful. If a dog eats a whole bag, it is wise to call your vet for advice. Storing snacks in a high cupboard rather than on the coffee table is a simple way to avoid a repeat.

Bear does not seem to be in a hurry to leave. He sits calm and enormous among the crumbs, like a patient king who has simply decided that the floor is the snack bar today.

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