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The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Dog Breed in Brief

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When it comes to intelligence, athleticism and hunting instincts, this Canadian breed ranks among the top dogs! Whether you are looking for a hunting companion or an all-round great family pet, you won't come closer to a perfect match than with this friendly, eager-to-please breed. The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is a beautiful dog with a thick, shiny and waterproof coat and muscular body. An exceptional swimmer, this breed has webbed toes that help it glide through the water to retriever fowl. Retriever and decoy all in one, the Duck Toller has a bushy, white tipped tail that lures ducks and other waterfowl to within range. This dual purpose dog then swiftly retrieves the felled birds for it's owner. The Duck Toller makes a wonderful family companion. Playful and affectionate, it's gentle nature makes it a great choice for children. As with any sporting breed, an active lifestyle is essential to this dog's well-being, so couch potatoes would be better suited with a more sedentary breed. Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers stand from 19 to 20 inches and weigh between 37 and 51 pounds. They have a sturdy, muscular build and a gleaming red coat, that ranges in shade from orange to bright red, often with white tips to the tail, feet and chest.

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