



Dark Blue
10 weeks old · Male
I'm Bryanna G., the breeder behind True North Newfoundlands located in Great Falls, MT. We take time every day to expose the puppies to different noises, objects and obstacles to help them develop emotionally and mentally. These puppies are raised on a farm around numerous animals and around our four young children. We try to do things as holistically as possible to keep dogs healthy.
Why did you start breeding?
What makes your program special?
What are the different breed coat colors in your program?
Where do your breeding dogs live?
These dogs are already reserved or have gone home.
Red- little Ann
Female
Light blue
Female
Lilac
Male
Purple
Male
Aqua
Female
Orange
Male
Pinky
Female
Green
Male
Yellow
Male
White
Female
Black
Female
Yellow puppy
Female
Silver puppy
Male
Bright green
Female
Orange puppy
Female
White puppy
Male
Light blue
Male
Dark Green puppy
Female
Red puppy
Female
Dark blue
Male
Purple puppy
Female
Pink puppy
Female
Bryanna has been certified by Good Dog’s screening team for responsible and trusted breeding practices. When you’re ready, reach out to ask about the puppies or anything else on your mind. You’ll get to know each other through messaging, phone, or video and pay securely, all on Good Dog.
Bryanna partners with buyers to find the best match as the puppies develop and their personalities take shape. Typically, matches are finalized when the puppies reach about 6 weeks old.
“We take great care in placing puppies with the right families. Puppies temperaments are evaluated at around 6 to 7 weeks, at that point we will match them with their new family. This is the best way to keep dogs out of shelters, instead of just picking which puppy you want, you are provided with the puppy that matches you, your expectations, and your family‘s lifestyle. I always take into consideration the color and gender you are wanting, I’ve never had someone not get color and gender they want. ”

“First round of shots and microchipping are included. As well as a one-year health guarantee against genetic life-threatening heart murmurs and life altering hip dysplasia. All of the puppies are the same price. Deposits are refundable for the first 48 hours, after that they are only refunded if we cannot provide you with a puppy.”
Bryanna may provide a written contract or health guarantee when you purchase a puppy. This helps protect both you and your breeder, ensuring that you both have a clear understanding of the terms of your puppy purchase. If Bryanna offers a contract or guarantee, the details will be personalized by them. If you have any questions or want to know more, don't hesitate to reach out to Bryanna directly.
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You can drive or fly to pick up your puppy from Bryanna.
Meet in Great Falls, MT
1782 miles away
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Meet at Great Falls Airport
1785 miles away
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Meet in Billings, MT
1638 miles away
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Bryanna has been a member of Good Dog for about 3 years
Bryanna was screened for responsible practices and has been a member since 2023.

True North Newfoundlands meets or exceeds our community standards in these areas:

Bryanna G.
Good morning, everyone! 🐾❤️ This is the week! I seriously can’t believe it’s already here. I sat in the puppy pen last night and cried like a wee baby. 😭 These little ones have been such a huge part of our lives, and while I’m so excited for them to start their new adventures, saying goodbye is going to be HARD. For those of you coming to our house, please don’t feel rushed! Stay as long as you’d like, even if someone else is here picking up their puppy. Once we have the paperwork signed and everything is taken care of, you are more than welcome to wander around with your puppy, visit the other puppies and Mom, and just enjoy your time here. Go see the weeds in my garden, visit the horses, or see if you can find where the chickens have hidden their eggs. 😂 There’s no need to rush off! A few PDJMs (Please Don’t Judge Me’s) before you arrive: First, please look past the half-finished projects. Our life is basically a continual movement of projects. 😂 So, kindly ignore the half-finished paint jobs, random projects, and strategically placed duct tape. Also, if you see crushed beer cans, garbage, or other random trash scattered around the horse pasture, I promise it’s not ours! 😂 We cut our horses’ hay along the side of the highway, which means we apparently also harvest everyone else’s roadside garbage. Unfortunately, when we feed the hay, all those lovely little cans and pieces of trash that were hiding in it get released into the yard. So if you see us picking garbage out of the horse pasture, just know we are unwilling participants in the community recycling program. 😂 If you visit the horses, be sure to congratulate the plump one—she is with child! 🐴❤️ The pony thinks he is better than everyone else, so please don’t take his attitude personally. 😂 And the very tall, very skinny horse came to us that way. We are doing our best to fatten that boy up! He has the personality of a Labrador and absolutely loves attention. The livestock guardian dogs may look like they haven’t been brushed a day in their lives. That’s only halfway true. 😂 Their coats are intentionally kept dense and natural because they need that protection while doing their job. And, of course, watch out for rattlesnakes. 🐍 But most importantly… DO NOT TURN YOUR BACK ON THE ROOSTER. 🐓😂 And lastly, thank you. ❤️ Thank you all for choosing one of my puppies, and thank you for finding me and trusting me with the beginning of your journey with your new Newfoundland. I’m truly so grateful for every one of you. If you didn’t read my bio, I’ll give you the short version. Breeding Newfoundlands has been a dream of mine since I was very little. My mother is from Newfoundland, and I spent a lot of time there as a child. I’ve always felt a special connection to Newfoundland and have dreamed of breeding Newfoundlands as a way to have that extra connection to my homeland. So, thank you all for helping me fulfill a dream I’ve had since I was a little girl. ❤️ This is my last litter, and I honestly couldn’t have asked for a better experience. It has been such a special journey, and I feel incredibly lucky that these puppies are going to such wonderful families. I probably won’t be posting much on my dog social media pages after this, but if you’d like to continue following along with our family, we started a farming YouTube channel: @SandCouleeFarms. You’re more than welcome to come follow us there! There’s a lot of farming talk from my husband 😂, but the rest of us will make a cameo every once in a while. 🌾🐴🐓👨👩👧👦 Thank you again for being part of this chapter with me. ❤️


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
Here are some things I forgot to mention. You have to be careful what kind of brushes you use on your puppies coat, the brushes that have the knives attached can actually ruin your puppies coat permanently so be cautious of that. Once their adult hair grows in it’s not as temperamental. Main ‘n tail is a great dog shampoo. I’ve always used it. I love puppy puzzles and snuffle mats. The puppies have such good sense of smell and using brain energy on these things is equivalent to a certain amount of time running and playing, it will help exhaust your active puppy.


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
First off, forgive me for using AI to create this chart, I just have zero ability to make things on the computer 🫠. Secondly, even though I’m giving the advice on the chart, I do not necessarily follow it for my own dogs and for the puppies. I free feed the puppies, so they have a giant bowl of food that they can access at all times. I’ve always done this because the litters have always been very large. I have found that this has eliminated food aggression in all my litters, and my puppies never scarf down food. One of the killers for Newfoundlands is eating too fast and then getting bloat which is when their intestines get too much air and they twist, which is fatal very quickly. So be aware of that and make sure your Newfoundland is not scarfing food down and risking getting air in their stomach. Running or heavy play right after eating can also increase the risk of bloat.


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
Only a few days left, and that’s probably a good thing because these puppies are getting VERY adventurous! 😂 I’m going to miss them so much, but I do look forward to not being afraid of rattlesnakes all the time. 😅 A quick potty-training update: I took their litter box out and put it in front of the side of their pen to encourage them to start going potty outside of their sleeping area. I wasn’t sure what I was going to wake up to the next morning, especially with them becoming so active, but there wasn’t a single accident! It has now been a couple of days with no accidents, which is incredible because even with the litter box, we were still having accidents on the floor occasionally. To go from that to absolutely no accidents is amazing! Here are some tips for potty training once you get your puppy: Keep their indoor space fairly small at first. You don’t want to give them the entire house to wander around in right away. The more freedom they have, the easier it is for them to sneak off and have an accident. Set a timer and take them outside every 30–45 minutes at first. I know that sounds like a lot, but the fewer accidents they have inside, the faster they will learn. Always take them out after they wake up, after eating or drinking, after playing, and anytime they start sniffing around or circling. I also like to hang a little bell on the door. Every time I take them outside, I have them nudge the bell with their nose or paw, and then we immediately go outside. Eventually, they learn that ringing the bell means they need to go potty. Once you’re outside, follow them around and, when they start going, say “Go potty, go potty, go potty!” over and over. It won’t take long for them to associate those words with what they’re supposed to be doing. Eventually, when you take them outside and say “go potty,” they will know exactly what you mean. Make potty training a BIG deal! 🎉 The second they finish going potty outside, give them tons of praise, attention, and a treat. Make them feel like they just accomplished the greatest thing in the world. 😂 Positive reinforcement makes a huge difference! And remember, they are basically little babies, so they still have very small bladders and can’t be expected to hold it for long periods of time. For the first several nights, you may need to take them outside during the night. If they wake up, whine, move around, or seem restless, take them out right away. You may need to set an alarm every few hours at first, especially if they are sleeping in a crate. One of the biggest things is to be consistent. If you stick with the same routine every day, they should catch on surprisingly quickly. They are already off to a fantastic start! ❤️


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
The vet just left, and the puppies did so well! ❤️ Everybody is in perfect health, with the exception of one puppy having an overbite, which was a first for me. The owner of that puppy is aware, and we’ll continue to keep an eye on it as he grows. The vet absolutely loved each and every one of them! 🥰 Their hearts and bodies all look great, and they have officially had their full physical examinations, vaccinations, and microchips. They are healthy, happy, and getting so close to heading home! 🐾💕


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
The next phase of potty training has begun. Cross fingers! I’m trying to find the best way to word how to continue potty training them. I’ll get that up today hopefully. Sometimes my explaining ends up being more confusing 🤦🏽♀️


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
Good morning! 😊 Sorry for the lack of updates, we’ve been busy with the county fair and 4H! The puppies are doing SO good! A couple of weeks ago, they had doubled their weight from the week before, which was crazy. Their growth has slowed down a little since then, but they are still growing like weeds. 😂 It’s so funny to see how one day they can look all chubby and round, and the next day they look long and lean. They are growing so quickly! I absolutely cannot believe they start leaving in ONE WEEK! 😩 This litter has gone by so fast. I have noticed quite a bit more loose stool with this litter, so just be aware of that when your puppy comes home. You may want to have some plain pumpkin purée on hand to add to their food if needed. I also strongly recommend getting the supplements I mentioned in my earlier update about what to buy for your puppy. The Paxaid can be helpful for loose stools and overall immune support, and the Vibactra Plus has been very effective for supporting the puppies’ immune systems. Tomorrow is the BIG vet day! 🩺 I decided to pay a little extra to have the vet come directly to my house. I’m always nervous about exposing the puppies to things at a clinic before they’ve had their vaccines, so having her come here will be much safer and easier for everyone. She’ll be here at 9:00 tomorrow morning. She’ll be doing full physical examinations, giving their first vaccines, and placing their microchips. Their last deworming was yesterday, so once you get your puppy home, I recommend scheduling a vet visit and having them dewormed one more time. That will be their third deworming. Today’s schedule is bath and blow-dry day, as well as some horse exposure! 🙌🏽🐴 The puppies are going to be experiencing lots of new things over these next few days, and I’m excited to share more pictures and updates with you all!


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
Puppy update for you all. This week, we had more company, with a total of 7 extra children, they loved the puppies, if you can’t tell my home is a hub for children 😂, hope you enjoy the video narrated by one of the bonus kids. Lately, we’ve been working on water exposure with their own little pool, lots of leash training, and experiencing wobbly and slippery surfaces. They master everything I give them so quickly. Usually we do exercises with them being brave and doing a couple stairs, I have not had to do that as they all just run up the front steps in order to get to Birdie who tries to hide from them up there 😂. They have unlimited access to outside, and they are really starting to figure out going potty outside and not in the litter box. Soon I’ll take it out entirely and keep the indoor pen small so they know outside is the only place to potty. And of course Echo is always trying to sneak them something haha. I will be making an update soon on how to continue with the potty training using the foundations the puppies will come with.


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
Here ya go, 2 min of pure chaos and chicken exposure. We had 6 extra kids here playing with puppies, 50% hyperactive hahaha, made some really good exposure for the puppies, these babies will be bomb proof. I always think the puppies will be over kids by the time they leave here, but the feedback I get the most is how they go out of their way to be wherever children are 🥹


Bear and Echo's litter

Bryanna G.
Echo sends congratulations to everybody on their new assigned puppy. She says she’s very excited to get her body back 😂. Just a reminder that final payment is due once your puppy has been assigned to you, unless we discussed otherwise. That way it is set in stone and that puppy is yours forever ❤️❤️. Thank you all for your excitement and joy over your pick, I hope it was a little surprise that I got the matching done earlier. I like to give myself seven weeks so then I have a little extra space to make this decisions if I need, I found that this litter was easier to see each personality and figure out who matched best with who.


Bear and Echo's litter
Newfoundland
About Echo
Echo is a beautiful sweet girl. She has a playful but calm disposition, she has an exceptional mom and greet with human children. Echo has a smaller stocky build with a blocky head. She’s considered tightlipped she still drools sometimes, mostly when nervous or after eating and drinking. But it’s very little. She also has shorter hair that sheds very little.
Excellent health testing
Great level
True North Newfoundlands reports to performing the health tests below on their breeding dogs. Ask your breeder about the tests performed on the parents of your litter. Learn more about health testing for Newfoundlands.
Hip Dysplasia
Hip testing reduces the chance of passing down hip dysplasia, which is primarily found in large breed dogs and can cause hip pain and the eventual loss of the function of the hip joint.
Elbow Dysplasia Finals (OFA, BVA, SV, FCI)
Elbow testing reduces the chance of passing down elbow dysplasia, which is primarily found in large breed dogs and can cause arthritis in the elbow joint and front leg lameness.
Eye Examination (rDVM, not registered with OFA)
Eye testing reduces the chance of passing down a wide range of hereditary eye illnesses including retinal dysplasia, lens luxation, and glaucoma, which can cause impared vision or blindness.
Cardiac Evaluation (registered with OFA)
Heart testing reduces the chance of passing down congenital heart disease, which can cause a range of symptoms ranging from trouble exercising to heart failure.
Patellar Luxation
Knee testing reduces the chance of passing down Patellar Luxation, which results in the kneecap becoming displaced or dislocated and can cause mild to severe joint pain.
DNA Disease Panel
Genetic testing reduces the chance of passing down a wide variety of hereditary diseases of differing prevalence and severity such as Progressive Retinal Atrophy (an eye disease) and Von Willebrand's Disease (a blood disease).
Hear what other owners say about working with Bryanna to bring home their puppies.
Shauna B.
Verified owner · Aug. 2026
We had a great experience with Bryanna/True North Newfoundlands! She is a caring, personable and compassionate person. Our puppy is doing great. We would recommend her to anyone looking for a newfie!

Matt S.
Verified owner · Feb. 2026
What a great choice I made getting my “Cocoa Montana Bear” from True North Newfoundlands! Bryanna was so accommodating throughout the process (sending pictures, videos & updates). She gave me multiple options on how to receive my puppy. I decided to take the road trip to Northern Montana to meet these wonderful people & their Newfies. What a great experience! I look forward to keeping in touch with Bryanna & her family throughout Cocoa’s lifetime.

Evie K.
Verified owner · July 2025
My experience with Bryanna was truly special. You can feel the love and intention she puts into raising her puppies—they’re so well cared for and deeply nurtured. When I brought my puppy home, he was already potty trained and understood basic commands. I’m so thankful to have found a breeder who not only does things ethically, but also clearly loves every part of what she does! I couldn’t recommend her more! ❤️

Alexa B.
Verified owner · Mar. 2026
Bryanna was exceptional. I wish nothing but happiness and prosperity to her and her family. Me and my daughter were originally going to get a golden retriever but we did some research and found that a Newfie would suit us better (mostly cause we love gentle giants!) My daughter saw a little purple collared puppy and immediately fell in love. What can I say? She took my heart as-well. You can really tell that Bryanna takes care of her animals and doesn’t have them just to make a buck, like those ugly and shameful breeders that use their dogs and make them have litters every month in horrendous conditions. Bryanna was attentive, understanding & so patient with us. I’m so glad Zelda is with us and she’s really changed our lives for the better. True North Newfoundlands is truly above and beyond and I highly recommend buying from here!

Nancy H.
Verified owner · Aug. 2025
Bryanna at True North Newfoundlands was a joy to work with. Our new puppy, Brooke, is adorable, healthy, and clearly came from a loving environment. The adoption process was seamless from start to finish, and Bryanna was always quick to respond to my questions. We're so grateful to have Brooke in our lives—she has brought endless joy to our family. We'll definitely be returning to True North Newfoundlands for any future adoptions.

Joshua S.
Verified owner · July 2025
Bryanna was wonderful to work with. From our initial contact to transporting our puppy she was friendly and knowledgeable. We got frequent updates about our puppy and we've been in contact after our purchase whenever we had questions she has been available and responsive. Our puppy came clean and well socialized and he is the perfect fit for our family.
Health testing is one key piece of responsible breeding and is performed on breeding dogs to prevent the presence of heritable conditions in their puppies.