The Famous of Newfoundland Dog

• Adam: Seaward Blackbeard: 1984 Best in Show at the Westminster Dog Show winner
• Pasha (Matthew Cotes Wyatt)
• Boatswain: pet of English poet Lord Byron and the subject of his poem "Epitaph to a Dog"
• Bilbo: Sennon Creek lifeguards in Cornwall
• Brumus: Dog Robert F. Kennedy
• Brutus: first dog to complete the Appalachian Mountain Club "Winter 48", climbing the 48 peaks in the winter time
• Carlo: The Hound of Emily Dickinson
• Darbydale is Pouchcove All Rise (AKA Josh): 2004 winner in the Best of Show at Westminster Dog Show
• Faithful: First dog of President Ulysses S. Grant 
• Frank: the unofficial mascot of the Orphan Brigade during the American Civil War 
• Gander: The mascot of the Canadian real rifles, who was killed in action during the Battle of Hong Kong, when he carried a grenade away from wounded soldiers. This PDSA Dickin Medal was retroactively in 2000.
• The Hairy Man: The dog that helped Ann Harvey and his father and brother to rescue 163 people from a shipwreck.
• Luath: Landseer Newfoundland dog JM Barrie and the inspiration for "Nana", the nurse of the Darling children in Peter Pan
• Mas: But Newfoundland dog first to jump from a helicopter Ecurel B-350 in 1992 during a joint exercise between the School of Italian Dog Rescue, SICS, and Air Force.
• Pluto: Pet of the Croatian Murska lyric soprano Ilma, who used to eat at the table with her and was trained to eat a roast chicken in one place and without dripping gravy on the tablecloth Pluto lived in 1860.
• Rigel: the first official mascot William Murdoch on board the RMS Titanic. Murdoch came down with the ship Rigel, but swam for three hours next to a lifeboat before being rescued by the RMS Carpathia. Rigel is recognized as a hero to alert the captain of the weak survivors before the boat hit them. Rigel was approved by the sailor Jonas Briggs.
• Robber: Dog Richard Wagner, who accompanied him on his flight from his creditors from Riga on a fishing boat, which inspired the opera The Flying Dutchman 
• Russ: last dog of Richard Wagner, buried at the foot of the master composer's tomb in the park of Villa Wahnfried in Bayreuth, under his own plaque: ". Here rests and watches Wagner's Russ"
• Sable Chief: mascot of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment
• Swansea Jack: Famous dog rescue in Wales
• Seaman: fellow explorer Meriwether Lewis
• Yogi: Newfoundland by John Madden
• Bashaw: The Earl of Dudley's favorite dog, a sculpture by Matthew Cotes Wyatt can be seen in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.