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Newfoundland - Dog Tag 01
MSRP: $25.00$17.99 -
Newfoundland Dog - Gift 01 Heart Key Ring
MSRP: $29.00$19.99 -
Newfoundland Dog - Gift 02 Cell Phone Lanyard
MSRP: $26.00$16.99 -
Newfoundland Dog - Gift 03 Stick Pin
MSRP: $29.00$19.99 -
Newfoundland Dog - Gift 04 Tie Tac
MSRP: $29.00$19.99 -
Newfoundland Dog - Gift 05 Cufflinks
MSRP: $36.00$26.99

Newfoundland Dog Gift Collection
For Ladies, Men and Kids who love, breed or show their Newfoundland Dogs
Showing some bovine love is a black Newfie from Germany shared by Der Hexer.
Now you can show your love with Black Newfie, Chocolate brown Newfie and Landseer Newfie Dog gifts. Gifts come in several styles and stones. Get a complete description on item's page before you order as these gifts are custom made to your specifications when you order.
Newfoundland Dog gifts come in several styles and stones.
- KeyRings - A gold or nickel plated steel, heart shaped key ring is attached to the gemstone to hold your keys with a few meaningful words on the back. This is a wonderful gift for the Newfie's best friend, YOU.
- Lanyards - are a popular way to make a statement on cell phones, backpacks and key chains. These Newfie lanyards are the perfect way to remember your own favorite dog. Add text to the back.
- Stick Pins - with photo. You choose your favorite Black Newfie, Chocolate brown Newfie and Landseer Newfie
- Tie Tac - with a photo of your favorite color dog displayed on it.
- Cuff Links - with white mountain jade domed cabochons with right and left photos.
Something for everyone in the Newfie Dog's family. Great to wear at dog shows or at the dog park.
Coordinating Newfoundland Dog jewelry also available:
Newfoundland Dog Pendant Necklaces • Newfoundland Dog Photo Earrings • Newfoundland Dog Photo Dog tags • Newfoundland Dog Brooches and Pins
Facts about Newfoundland Dogs
His broad chest, lung capacity, webbed feet, and oily double coat serve him well as a long-distance swimmer, and keen sense of responsibility makes him renowned as a lifesaving dog in water, capable of pulling drowning victims to shore.
In his homeland of Newfoundland, he is a working dog, pulling in nets for the fishermen, hauling wood, pulling carts, and other kinds of heavy work.