What is the life span of a Newfoundland dog in wild?

Newfoundland dogs are a domesticated breed and do not exist in the wild. They were originally bred for working purposes, such as pulling fishing nets and rescuing people from the water.

Therefore, it's impossible to talk about their lifespan in the wild.

However, the average lifespan of a Newfoundland dog in a domestic setting is 8-10 years. Some individuals may live longer, up to 12 years or more, with proper care and good health.