Grooming cost reference

Newfoundland grooming prices

What it actually costs to groom, board, and train a Newfoundland - a giant-sized breed with a long coat, groomed weekly.

$117–$195
Full groom
$78–$130
Bath & brush
$23–$33
Nail trim
100–150 lb
giant · long coat

AKC coat cost desk

Sheet NEWFOUNDLAND · Newfoundland $117–$195 · long · giant

GROOM-$117-$195 · COAT-LONG · SIZE-GI · FREQ-WEEK · RANK-UPPER · PHOTO-FINISH · ANNUAL-$8112 · BOOK-FULL

  • GROOM-$117-$195 $117–$195 full groom
  • COAT-LONG long · 1.30×
  • SIZE-GI 100–150 lb
  • FREQ-WEEK Weekly cadence
  • RANK-UPPER #45/140 AKC
  • PHOTO-FINISH ±0.00× Golden Retriever
  • ANNUAL-$8112 ~$8,112/yr groom
  • BOOK-FULL 7/7 fields

Nearest coat/cost peer: Golden Retriever (+ 0 coat-complexity points)

Instrument codes from this breed’s modelled full-groom, coat, size, cadence, AKC rank, peer gap, annual groom budget, and desk book, not a moving recommendation.

Coat/cost neighbourhood around Newfoundland

Chinese Creste · lowest0.80×Newfoundland · this breed1.30×Golden Retriev · near1.30×Australian She · near1.30×Yorkshire Terr · near1.30×Cavalier King · near1.30×Mudi · highest1.40×

The verdict

According to the American Kennel Club popularity rankings used on /breeds, Newfoundland ranks #45 of 140 published breeds (most popular first). A full groom typically runs $117–$195 for this giant-sized, long-coated breed (groomed weekly).

#45 of 140
AKC popularity · /breeds
$117–$195
Full groom range
$78–$130
Bath & brush range
Weekly
Recommended cadence

Popularity ordinal matches the /breeds listing; price estimates model size and coat complexity against national grooming-rate tiers. See methodology for corpus placement and the price model.

Newfoundland vs all breeds by full-groom midpoint

Where this breed's modelled full-groom midpoint sits among every published breed (price depth, not a virtue ranking)

$156 5th of 140 higher than 135 of 140 breeds

Breeds, banded by modelled full-groom midpoint

Each bar is a $0.001K-wide band; taller bars hold more breeds. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count and share, and where it sits relative to this entry.

Source PlainPetCare grooming price model · 2026

giant long coat 100-150 lbs 9-10 years

Temperament: Sweet, patient, devoted · Grooming frequency: weekly

Coat mix among giant breeds

Exclusive coat-family partition of the 20 published giant breeds (same size band as Newfoundland). Parts sum to that cohort total.

Price estimates by service

Service Price Range
Bath & Brush $78-$130
Overnight Boarding $50-$80
De-shedding Treatment $91-$143
Flea Bath & Treatment $72-$111
Full Groom $117-$195
Nail Trim $23-$33
Teeth Brushing $20-$26
Training Session $50-$100

Newfoundland price ranges by service

$20$195Bath & Brush$104Overnight Boarding$65De-shedding Treatment$117Flea Bath & Treatment$91Full Groom$156Nail Trim$28Teeth Brushing$23Training Session$75

Grooming guide: Newfoundland

Massive coat requires thorough weekly brushing. Heavy drooler.

What the Newfoundland pricing tells you

The Newfoundland (100-150 lb) is priced as a giant dog; bath, dry, and finish time all scale with that body mass.

Coat work matters next: Newfoundland carries a long coat, and the weekly schedule compounds the yearly total.

Budget for the full 9-10 years window: Newfoundland temperament (Sweet, patient, devoted) plus the grooming, boarding, and nail lines above compound into a predictable ownership cost.

Newfoundland heavy-breed care economics

Newfoundland clears the heavy-breed threshold used for this portal's rich readiness pairs (150 lb high end) - enough mass that size-class peer ranks and annual budget math are meaningful, not decorative. Among 20 giant breeds on PlainPetCare, Newfoundland ranks #8 by weight midpoint (125 lb) and #6 by AKC popularity (#45 overall). The giant cohort spans Giant Schnauzer (55-85 lb) to Mastiff (120-230 lb).

Coat-complexity multiplier here is 1.30 versus a giant-class average of 1.15, about 0.16 above peers, so finishing time and de-matting risk sit on the expensive side of this size band. Adult weight span is 50 lb (100-150); wider spans usually mean males and females quote differently at the same groomer.

Full-groom midpoint models at $156 ; bath & brush midpoint $104 at a weekly cadence (~52 visits/year) , a modelled annual grooming budget near $8,112 before tips, add-ons, or metro multipliers . Overnight boarding midpoint is $65/night for this size class . Thin, toy-weight breeds cannot support this annualisation cleanly, their pages stop at per-visit ranges because the absolute dollars are too small for a useful yearly concentration read.

Closest weight peer in this cohort: Rottweiler (80-135 lb, short coat). Compare both pages before locking a grooming routine, same size band can still diverge on coat complexity and cadence.

Related breeds

Nationwide breeds with similar coat work or AKC rank

Two data-derived peer sets for Newfoundland, both outside the giant size band so the neighborhoods are not size-containment.

Similar coat complexity

Nearest other-size breeds by coat-complexity multiplier (1.3 here).

Similar AKC popularity

Nearest other-size breeds by AKC popularity rank (#45 here).

Every figure on PlainPetCare is rendered directly from AKC breed data and industry pet-service pricing surveys, no number is typed in by an editor. This page draws directly on AKC breed data and industry pet-service pricing surveys, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.

Sources: AKC breed standards (breed size and coat profile); U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics regional cost-of-living data (regional index calibration - verify with BLS →); published national grooming-chain and industry rate surveys (base service prices). See our methodology and the grooming-price guide for how each estimate is built.

Disclaimer: Prices are modelled estimates for informational budgeting only and do not constitute professional advice. Confirm with a local provider before making decisions.