Is a Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever rare?

The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is a rare breed and it may take time to locate a reputable breeder who has puppies available.

How do I buy a Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever?

You can buy a Toller from a show breeder, who breeds Tollers to match a detailed standard of appearance for the dog show ring. Or you can buy a Toller from a performance breeder, who emphasizes hunting ability, or participating in performance sports like dog agility, hunt tests, tracking, flyball, dock diving, etc.

Are Tollers good family dogs?

Temperament. Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers are known to be very intelligent, curious, alert, outgoing, and high-energy dogs. They are good family dogs, however during the decision process potential owners should be wary of the physical and mental commitment that is required in order to keep a Toller busy.

Do Nova Scotia duck tolling retrievers bark a lot?

The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers do not generally bark a lot unless they have something urgent to tell or are left to their own devices and get bored. They are an energetic dog breed that loves life and living it, and this can include barking, but this is generally not a problem.

Can Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever be left alone?

Alone Time A Duck Tolling Retriever can often be left home alone for six to eight hours if provided with a long walk before you leave and after you return. Crate training can help prevent destructive behaviors, but barking may be a concern.

How big is a Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever?

Male: 20 – 23 kgAdult
Female: 17 – 20 kgAdult
Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever/Mass

Do Nova Scotia duck tolling retrievers get along with cats?

With proper socialization, as well as by choosing a Toller with lower prey drive, your Toller and cat can learn to get along with each other. It’s never a guarantee when you mix two species together, but it’s possible through training and proper introduction.

Do Tollers like to cuddle?

Affectionate – Loving with their family, most Tollers like to cuddle after a long day’s work. They are good with children, showing patience. When properly socialized, they are great with other dogs and even cats.

Why do Duck Tollers scream?

They “Scream!” Tollers have a penetrating high-pitched bark that sounds like a scream, which they produce to indicate excitement and eagerness. Owners, with persistence, can train their Toller not to scream.

Do Tollers scream?

They “Scream!” Tollers have a penetrating high-pitched bark that sounds like a scream, which they produce to indicate excitement and eagerness.