The official website of the Leonberger Club of America

This is hands down the greatest source of current information on the LCA, its members, its breeders, and recent news.

Leonberger Club of America Members Email List.

Looking for a reputable breeder that adheres to the LCA's strict breeding criteria?

A listing of current litters and available puppies from LCA breeders.

Help support the LCA by picking up that new hat, shirt, or other LCA item.

The technical breed definition and standard is defined by the Leonberber Club of America, which is the governing body for the breed for the AKC.

Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois, and Canada

Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and British Columbia

Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Delaware, and Kentucky

New York, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Hampshire

California, from Bakersfield north to the Oregon border, as well as northern Nevada

Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming

North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and Tennessee

Leo Watch's mission is to identify, research, and educate the public about health issues facing the Leonberger.

Progressing the understanding and funding of research specific to health issues which affect the Leonberger breed.

This site offers a vast database of several generations of Leonberger across several countries.

This data base shows the parentage of just about every Leonberger born in the last 100 years.

All things international and Leonberger. A great resource to see what is happening globally for the Leonberger breed.

Providing a multi-language international online publication for Leonberger owners.

Probably the definitive mailing list globally for all things Leo related, non club specific.

The Leonberger Rescue group works to find homes for Leos in need.

One of very books dedicated to the Leonberger.

The History of a Dog Breed - The first part of a trilogy on the history of the Leonberger dog (1846-1948). By Metha Stramer - Published by the Independent Leo Gazette.