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The Leonberger is a member of the Working Group of dogs. Although specifically bred to be a companion animal, Leonbergers are a multitalented breed. The working ability of their ancestors has bred true; Leo owners around the world are working with their dogs in a wide range of activities. This page is dedicated to demonstrating the versatility of the Leonberger breed. Click on a word below to learn more about the different activities Leos are participating in. |
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If you would like more information on the Leonberger breed, including conformation standards and links to national breed clubs, visit the International Union for Leonberger Dogs. We welcome contributions to this Web site - articles, photos, links! Contact the Webmistress. Site last updated: 15 March 2002 |