Was Nana a Newfoundland

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Oh, come on! Is it really to hard to do your own search?<br><br>Just enter "Nana" in the search box, and the answer will pop up.

nana was a leonberger breed of dog

Here is a quotation from Peter Pan that confirms Nana's Newfoundlanditude:<br><br>From chapter I:<br><br>Mrs. Darling loved to have everything just so, and Mr. Darling had a passion for being exactly like his neighbours; so, of course, they had a nurse. As they were poor, owing to the amount of milk the children drank, this nurse was a prim Newfoundland dog, called Nana, who had belonged to no one in particular until the Darlings engaged her.

ok about Nana being a St. Bernard/ Newfoundland..it says in the book by Sir J.M. Barrie that Nana was a "large Newfoundland". why she is portrayed as a St. Bernard in almost every 'Peter Pan' movie on Earth i do not know..but my best friend has a Newfoundland and i can assure you that Nana should be a large brownish-black dog..not a St. Bernard. oh and 'Peter Pan' was a fascinating story and there was sooo much emotion and adventure..it was wonderful.

Nana was a landseer Newfoundland dog. In the current (2003-2004) version of Peter Pan, Nana is incorrectly portrayed by a St. Bernard Actor.

You are correct about Nana. In the text of the play "Peter Pan" she is described as a Newfoundland dog. However, since the play first opened in 1904 Nana has traditionally been portrayed with the same colors & pattern as Barrie's own dog in real life. Cf. "The Peter Pan Chronicles" by Bruce Hanson

"...this nurse was a prim Newfoundland dog, called Nana..." <br> - Peter Pan, James M. Barrie

I've always believed that Nana was a Newfoundland (dog) and probably "brown." She's often portrayed as a St. Bernard. Now, I'm doing some research on this and cannot find anything to confirm what breed she was. Can anyone help? Thanks.

Nana is A Landseer the same dog as Sir J.M. Barrie had.
In different illustrations of his life you can see him with his Landseer ECT.

Barrie had a St Bernard (Porthos) and then a Newfoundland (Luath). Porthos accompanied him when he met the Davies boys and is featured in The Boy Castaways. Luath joined the Barrie family as Sir James was writing the play, and became the model for Nana when it was produced.