I have one! Mine doesn’t almost bark and is veryvery friendly. She isn’t aggressive at all but at the same time is a very good housekeeper to let you know of all of the weird noises and so on. She runs really fast and likes to play and run a lot. She wants to be with people and sleep next to them. Also they listen very well! But they don’t need so much cleaning and stuff in my opinion. They are really clean dogs. They have also a really soft fur! Overall a really good dog to have!
i have a male toller and hes about to turn 11. he shows no signs of slowing down other than increased napping times. he is very smart and sometimes too smart for his own good lol. theyre a very hearty breed and we have had him hunting with us in colder temperatures with no problems.
I have 2 Tollers - a 3.5-year-old male and a 5-month-old male. Both very smart, very independent and curious! My older is more submissive and very gentle, but my younger one is more dominant and very feisty (so far, hehe). My older Toller is a licenced therapy dog (something that many don't believe from the "crazy energetic" breed) and loves children so, so much! The puppy is still young so we don't know for sure how he will be with children, but he sure loves them and it seems if the "baby shark" phase is over, he will also be a wonderful buddy for all children. Oh, and about the scream! My older one has always been a quiet one - the scream has only happened in agility class or somewhere where he sees other dogs have fun and he can not join. But that's trainable and we have our ways to distract him now. And seeing people dive into water or make splashes also makes him scream sometimes, hehe. My younger one hasn't screamed, BUT he is vocal - some barking and whining is an everyday thing. We have 2 cats so since he is still a puppy and hasn't learned yet (like my older Toller), he still chases them from time to time and barks at them.
Oh, about the cuddling! My older Toller does not like cuddling - he will allow it from time to time, but he would choose to be not in someone's hands. He likes belly rubs and scratches, but he is the opposite of a cuddler. The 5-month-old is the biggest cuddler ever, though! It is thanks to his breeder - she worked on the puppies being human-oriented and cuddly from day 1.
Just a recommendation for future videos, if you refer to something audible about a dog, play a sample. The toller scream fact should have been complimented with an example.
I have 2 tollers so I can confirm pretty much everything on this list. They love the water and have no issues with going in the ocean when its -10C outside
My Dog is a mongrel but she does look like a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever in looks and in her characteristics. she scream when she sees my mum, son and some of my friends whom she knows since birth.
AND is dont even live in Canada. But I still have one and he is the BEST ONE for me. He saved my life. From drowning. I do readership about his breed and this video HELPED me A LOT. Also, the people who hate dogs. DO YOU EVEN HAVE A SOUL?
Count your lucky stars! If he/she starts, don't encourage it! My sister and thought it was funny as kids to wind up our family Toller and quite frankly it's almost embarrassing to go to the beach with her now 😱 I can't send a video here but Google Toller scream and you'll get it😉 It sounds as if we're trying to put her through a woodchipper... I now have her daughter and I've learned my lesson. Also if you want to enter any kind of hunting competitions with a Toller and it reacts to excitement with either barking or screaming (at least in Norway) it'll get you disqualified. Also it's a bit counterproductive when actually hunting 😂
hey I'd like to ask a question. does this breed prefer a particular type of weather? or can it be comfortable anywhere? I'm from India and I'm thinking about getting a toller but I just want to know of they will be comfortable in the hot weather here or not. I'd appreciate if someone would help me out with this.
Im not from india but a other person in these coments wrote about a toller that used to live in india but got adopted (for other reazons then weather) so i think ur good but maby do an extra google search just to be sure. And from what i hear the prefered weather is more like england / the netherlands where it is 10° on an average day.
Sad is that the breed was almost exstinct. It was tried to save it but in this way many related dogs gave birth. Some people say that there are less than 30 novia scotias in the world which are not related. The relationship between some of these dogs is about 26% which is more related than siblings.
@@NRProductionss i had contact to many breeders also in canada about this...it is true. I am german and the germany hunting association said we have to cross other breeds to manage a healthy breed of this amazing dog
@@Max-lf6hx it must be less of a problem in the UK. Looking at all my breeders registered dogs with the kennel club shows non over 5%. with the breed average is 1.6%...don't know why it would be any different in the UK than anywhere else.
@@Max-lf6hx also just checked my tollers inbreeding coefficient and it's 0.4% (I was wrong about his mum she was 1.1%). There's definitely tollers out there that are very low on the inbreeding coefficient. For example, the labrador has an average inbreeding coefficient of 6.6% and that's an insanely popular breed in the UK.
I had a toller for 15 years, he was an amazing dog and we lucked out he was actually really quiet and only barked like 5 times in his life but my grandmother had one that barked at every car that drove by
Gohan only screams with other large dogs around. Not rare at all! Go to the Rez in Canada. Any. You can get one for $400-700 so everything he said in this video is a lie.
I lucked out and found one at a shelter! His name is Roman. He is a puppy I got him a few days ago at 9 weeks old and he’s already learned so much and is so intelligent and we have a great bond already
Very good video! Loved it. I have 1,5y old toller and she is active, friendly and loooves kids. With this breed you have to work and exercise with them a lot. Obedience training is must have. This breed is not sure for lazy persons, they keep you busy and if they are not tired enough they whine or bring you toys. Mine screams when she is very exited or for snow shovel etc.
It was over thirty years ago we saw a toller while camping in a park in Nova Scotia. Very shortly after, we came to own Ben. He was a beautiful, wonderful dog. He was a very handsome dog and knew it. I was known to people in our town as Ben's owner. Quite clever -he would walk off leash by your side and sit-stay outside post office while I would go in, although a passing squirrel would occasionally be too much temptation. He liked to be doing things with people but never fawning. Didn't particularly like swimming but loved to go out in a canoe, He has been gone nearly twenty years and I still miss the guy>
Gracie was with us nearly sixteen years and had excellent health until the very last few months of her life. Even then, she remained active, going on a short walk with me the night before she passed away. Gracie never "screamed" though "talked" frequently, occasionally punctuating a sentence with a short yip. Other than that, she barked only a couple of times a year and then only to alert us to something. We suffered a great sense of loss with her death. We are now contacting breeders about getting another toller. We know there can never be another Gracie, but we have heard so many comments about tollers being affectionate and incredibly interesting that we greatly want another. Comments in the video are well taken regarding locating breeders who are ethical and have the best interest of their puppies in mind. This is not a quick process. Most reputable breeders will question you about how you anticipate taking care of the puppy once you adopt it. Please understand that getting a toller is not merely getting a "dog." Tollers are a commitment -- and usually a long commitment; Gracie was nearly sixteen when she died. You will need to invest time and energy with your toller. On the positive side, you will be abundantly rewarded. Owing to their intelligence, tollers make fine therapy dogs and companion animals. Be sure they get lots of exercise, however.
I just found out that my dog is half Daschund and Nova Scotia!!! But she looks way more like the Nova Scotia's in this video, but with stubbier legs!!😄
She like a mini Gold Retriever ...affectionate , bright, can run as fast as 45/hour but while active this doggies loves to lie with there owners. I pray you find a wonderful home. Canadians that own these dog 🐕🐕🐕 have been very pleased❤❤❤❤
I have a 8 month old Toller. She is quite independent and strong willed. She loves playing and swimming, making ur a lot of fun. When enough excised is given she likes to take naps and look cute in the process.
We just got ours since mid-February. JJ Moose, a meanwhile 15 week young male, coming from the Targaryen Kennel. Mom is a gorgeous little lady called Ellaria and Dad is Bruno from Estonia. A strong and beautiful dad. Both parents are first parents giving birth to 9 offspring. Moose is a super clever and absorbs his knowledge like a sponge. He started barking two weeks ago. His screaming started earlier. Screaming occurs whenever he has to wait for his food (to cool down for instance). Or whenever he's overly active (playing ball is an excellent reason).
My pup cost $5,500. He’s a pedigree bred dog with perfect clearances on all breed specific genetic issues. I’ll be picking him up in 4 days from now! Gonna be my best fkn mate
This world is funny, my family adopted 2 of these from a street in India, what are the odds right? They are not of a pure breed but doesn't matter, their behaviour and appearance is the exact as shown in this video. Highly energetic and intelligent and as said in the video they are Hella vocal. Tooooo expressive, it's unreal hehe. They are not disciplined/trained unfortunately and hence not comfortable with other humans and other dogs but it's ok. They live a happy life with us.
I have a 1 year old toller who is called Whiskey. He has a broken leg and he is the most obeint dog ever. I say site, he sits. I say roll, he rolls. I say HIDE , he hides. When he bites a pillow ( since his tooth ate itchy.) When I show him the masterpiece he made, he cover his eyes with his paws and turns around . AND HE HAS JPNO TOLLER SCREAM . NOT ANNOYING! He is instead a couch potatoe and he can't run . 😥.
I have owned tollers my entire life and they are by far my favorite breed I have ever encountered. Their personalities are hilarious And yes they do in fact scream
My toller is still a puppy but super sweet. Only six month old. She is so curios whenever we look at her she is trying to fit in a crack or corner. I am ten years old, I have a twin, and an older brother who is 13
Yes they are adoptable. The dog is pregnant but we are not sure if the puppy will die and not make it out or something like that. If you look on Facebook there is a page Shimao’cayuga look on there for more details on her litter. I will get back to you later for the address I forgot it.
@@sugerwillowsmores5345 i’m sorry, I don’t want to give out her contact information without asking her first. But I do know that the puppies she will be breeding are already sold for the next 2 years. I’ll let you know if anything changes.
Thank you for mentioning animal shelters. Always better than buying the from a breeder. There are so many gorgeous dogs who need a home and deserve a second chance❤
I tend to always get from shelters or at least rescue dogs. My last rescue didn't come from a shelter but would've ended up in one if it wasn't for me. Was such a sad story and just heart break I'm breaking my rules and getting from a breeder for my next dog. Want one as a puppy I can make sure never has a frwction of abuse or the other stuff in their life. Did get another rescue puppy recently but even her she came from abuse and a messed up situation. Female got a female cane corso cause her neighbor had a male stud dog. Stud dog isn't contained properly. And the females owner clearly has never owned such a breed, supposedly a temperamental fault female but more likely fully suppresses guardian instincts and not enough confidence boosting. Anyways stud dog broke out his yard and went and mated the female. The stud dogs owner broke in to the other ladies yard when she was at work and used sheers to cut off the puppies tails in a back yard or after sneaking in through a doggy door or some shit. May never heal properly and she may end up permanently with a small bit of exposed bone in her tail.
Great video, I've seen many but mistook them for a mixed breed. I wanted to let you know that "crimson" is blood red amigo, Buff/Tawney/liver and some other like golden or coppery. I don't fault you at all, clearly you're creating videos in a second or third languid! I lived in Austria and can still speak their brand of German, but learning to read and write was much harder for me, so I applaud you!
I have two tollers. I love them. One is quiet at home but not so much when working. The other is very barky. Love them both very much not the barking so much tho. One, if she perceives a threat will alert and hide behind you. The other will check it out. Both are trained and excel in multi-sports. Agility, Nosework, Sprinters, Dockdiving, Updog (frisbee) to name a few. Great dogs. I was recommended to breeders and expect to wait a year to two years for a dog. Choose your breeder carefully. I have heard and seen some not-so-great breedings. Totally worth the wait!
Our very first Duck Toller, Red. th-cam.com/video/ZE3h-ExJeDA/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared. Everything in this video is true, although raising one and discovering his traits are such a joy! Red is very smart and quite independent. He is a dog that would not hesitate 0:14 to go after what he wants. Including escaping to next door to play with her female puppy friend, Mocha, the Rottweiler. (He has been doing that almost everyday now). He is friendly, and food motivated. Easy to train as long as you are consistent. Red’s scream is very unique, and it makes him sound like a drama queen. We love our Duck Toller!
I had a toller when I was a teenager and I caught her in the back yard playing with something, shaking it around in her mouth. I realized it was rabbit she had and I had to chase her around the yard for like 10 minutes before I could catch her and get her to drop the rabbit. The poor thing was trying to play dead but it was also breathing so frantically I couldn't possibly mistake it for dead. WHen I went back out it was gone. Another time at a yatch club she had gotten away from us and we were looking all over, looking at the swimming rock and up the road and everything, but we eneded up finding her in the Barbecue Pit chasing chipmunks. So yeah careful with your tollers and wild animals.
Funny .My Family comes from The river and I have one of These dogs..my favorite ( was a Dalmatian fan for years) and Nova was a rescue...He rescued me..not the other way..He was abused and had grown to love everybody.He doesn't like to swim tho and is picky with food.Very loyal to his little brother the cat and my Autistic son.Woupd rather lay at my feet at night but on my lap in my chair
This is a great dog, my wife has a female toller and I think its a variation because it's small on the legs. Great dog , very intelligent and not aggressive at all , we have a bunny as well and she got used to it very quickly
Hi i am wanting to get a dog and i am especially looking at the Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever. I have never owned a dog before, however I have some experience. If you take your time to answer this it will mean much: - is the breed they easy to train - is it good family dog - is it good with other pets - is it shy towards strangers? - is it good guard dog - can it stay home alone for about 7 hours? - is it good first time dog? If u can say something extra that will be nice and have a great day too
staying home for 7 hours pretty sure not maby max 1 to 2 hours so maby there is another breed that can stay home alone for that long but honestly 7 hours maby think about getting another pet in general. For the other things -yes they are eazy to train. -good family dogs not sure maby a bit too energetic around kids. -good with other pets depends on how well you socialize them but they are verry smart so pretty sure that with the right training and socialisation its fine. good guard dog, not sure debateble but if you really want a guard dog keep looking for another breed maby. -good first time dog depends on if ita the right dog for you. -this info comes from my reasearch on the internet.
@@patogarza1305 Yes! Next month! But you will need to look her up on Facebook or something and drive to her house. You will also need to have your parents call her and ask her for a puppy. The puppy’s are not born but the mom Shima is pregnant. We are not sure how many puppy’s there are going to be so you might not get a dog. There is a whole proses in getting a dog to look it up, ask your parents, and be patient. Usually she breeds them in the summer at their lake house and I get to see all of my favorite puppies go but since it is winter they will die if they are out in the cold so we are breeding them in there house in Penfield. Just ask me if you have any other questions. And if you do get one from her, you might see me and my family when you get your dog!
Love my 2 yr old newly adopted toller “Penny” and I’m looking into pet insurance. Do you have any suggestions or input on best insurance (or important things to cover) for this breed?
I love how the speaker pointed out how tollers look like golden retrievers because the other videos compare them to foxes. Who actually think they look like foxes?
$1700? Expensive? Bruh, if you find a dog at $1700 (from a breeder) I'd be extra careful in watching their practices. I don't know much about smaller breeds, but I'm in a wait list for a white Swiss shepherd and that's $3000... I've been told this is the average for most breeds but maybe smaller dogs require less food, hence a lower price? Either way, make sure the breeding practices are right... even if they're expensive, actually. But idk, $1700 raises a red flag to me
1700$ is pretty reasonable, which you may find, if you google it. in my country - germany - the average price is 1500€ ... which is roughly the same. pretty sure you will find offers for 3000$ too. these are the "high-end versions" for breeding - if the dog fits the "standards" perfectly, its more expensive, than - lets say - it has the "wrong" colour or wrong measurements. secondly you have to take into account the amount of money spent by the breeder on e.g. vet checks (e.g. disease checks, genetics checks), chipping etc. which can add up pretty quickly and prices may vary depending on what the breeder does or doesnt do. and finally... white swiss shepards are expensive compared to other dog breeds.
"And are often mistaken for a small ... Golden Retriever ..." inserts photo of a Cocker Spaniel puppy ....
I was just about to comment that 😂
Look at those paws on that puppy tho!! There’s no way that’s a cocker spaniel puppy lol those are paws of a big dog
Oh brother!
Exatamente, falo do Brazil 🇧🇷
Literally😂😂😂
I know a family who has 4 of these dogs and a golden. They are so fun and energetic.
I have one! Mine doesn’t almost bark and is veryvery friendly. She isn’t aggressive at all but at the same time is a very good housekeeper to let you know of all of the weird noises and so on. She runs really fast and likes to play and run a lot. She wants to be with people and sleep next to them. Also they listen very well! But they don’t need so much cleaning and stuff in my opinion. They are really clean dogs. They have also a really soft fur! Overall a really good dog to have!
Sounds like my mix-bred rescue dog. He's so unusual and soft and has a weird bark, alerts really well.
i have a male toller and hes about to turn 11. he shows no signs of slowing down other than increased napping times. he is very smart and sometimes too smart for his own good lol. theyre a very hearty breed and we have had him hunting with us in colder temperatures with no problems.
I also have one at the age of 5 months
They look like a great dog Ian. I have a male Curly Coated Retriever, he is a great dog but he is huge, 44 kgs. Tollers are a good size.
I have 2 Tollers - a 3.5-year-old male and a 5-month-old male. Both very smart, very independent and curious! My older is more submissive and very gentle, but my younger one is more dominant and very feisty (so far, hehe). My older Toller is a licenced therapy dog (something that many don't believe from the "crazy energetic" breed) and loves children so, so much! The puppy is still young so we don't know for sure how he will be with children, but he sure loves them and it seems if the "baby shark" phase is over, he will also be a wonderful buddy for all children. Oh, and about the scream! My older one has always been a quiet one - the scream has only happened in agility class or somewhere where he sees other dogs have fun and he can not join. But that's trainable and we have our ways to distract him now. And seeing people dive into water or make splashes also makes him scream sometimes, hehe. My younger one hasn't screamed, BUT he is vocal - some barking and whining is an everyday thing. We have 2 cats so since he is still a puppy and hasn't learned yet (like my older Toller), he still chases them from time to time and barks at them.
Oh, about the cuddling! My older Toller does not like cuddling - he will allow it from time to time, but he would choose to be not in someone's hands. He likes belly rubs and scratches, but he is the opposite of a cuddler. The 5-month-old is the biggest cuddler ever, though! It is thanks to his breeder - she worked on the puppies being human-oriented and cuddly from day 1.
how do you distract him from screaming?
The baby shark phase is real! Something everyone should prepare for when getting a working dog
Lucked into a toller mix at a rescue for $300. She's the best dog I've ever met.
I have had this breed since 2008. They are awesome
Just a recommendation for future videos, if you refer to something audible about a dog, play a sample. The toller scream fact should have been complimented with an example.
I love everything about Tollers, wish I had one🥺
I have 2 tollers so I can confirm pretty much everything on this list. They love the water and have no issues with going in the ocean when its -10C outside
How's the scream?
Any health issues? I read they are prone to autoimmune diseases and addisons
Most important fact: every Toller is a puppy...always
I have 2 champion Tollers; love the breed. Tollers react to meds and food more like Border Collies than retrievers.
Great video thanks
I really like this breed. I might get one someday. To any owners, how much exercise do they need daily?
soo cute
My baby screams sooooo muuuchhhh
Despite "retriever" name, there's some similarity in appearance with aussie and border collie
I think its born by a mix between Golden Retriever and a red Collie
And the energy level, they need an active owner
It’s so cute
awesome
I want one!
This dog also called Forever puppy face retriever
dats ma boiii
My Dog is a mongrel but she does look like a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever in looks and in her characteristics. she scream when she sees my mum, son and some of my friends whom she knows since birth.
AND is dont even live in Canada. But I still have one and he is the BEST ONE for me. He saved my life. From drowning. I do readership about his breed and this video HELPED me A LOT. Also, the people who hate dogs. DO YOU EVEN HAVE A SOUL?
Aw so cute! My Toller puppy hasn’t screamed yet! 😅 So hoping she doesn’t anytime soon 😂
Count your lucky stars! If he/she starts, don't encourage it! My sister and thought it was funny as kids to wind up our family Toller and quite frankly it's almost embarrassing to go to the beach with her now 😱 I can't send a video here but Google Toller scream and you'll get it😉 It sounds as if we're trying to put her through a woodchipper... I now have her daughter and I've learned my lesson. Also if you want to enter any kind of hunting competitions with a Toller and it reacts to excitement with either barking or screaming (at least in Norway) it'll get you disqualified. Also it's a bit counterproductive when actually hunting 😂
I read doesn't as does 😂
why does at time 1:39 it look like the toller is standing on a turtle????
Narrator has such an intriguing accent: Finnish/ Nordic native speaker?
I swear my next dog will be a toller ❤
The labrador and the related breeds including the duck tolling reteiver date to the 1700s. 18th century not 19th. And may go back further then that.
hey I'd like to ask a question. does this breed prefer a particular type of weather? or can it be comfortable anywhere? I'm from India and I'm thinking about getting a toller but I just want to know of they will be comfortable in the hot weather here or not. I'd appreciate if someone would help me out with this.
Im not from india but a other person in these coments wrote about a toller that used to live in india but got adopted (for other reazons then weather) so i think ur good but maby do an extra google search just to be sure. And from what i hear the prefered weather is more like england / the netherlands where it is 10° on an average day.
okay thanks alot!!
Thanks for the informative video, but your "dog" really, really sounds like "duck" ^^
Sad is that the breed was almost exstinct. It was tried to save it but in this way many related dogs gave birth. Some people say that there are less than 30 novia scotias in the world which are not related. The relationship between some of these dogs is about 26% which is more related than siblings.
I don't think that's true. My toller's parents have inbreeding coefficients of 0.4%....
@@NRProductionss i had contact to many breeders also in canada about this...it is true. I am german and the germany hunting association said we have to cross other breeds to manage a healthy breed of this amazing dog
@@Max-lf6hx it must be less of a problem in the UK. Looking at all my breeders registered dogs with the kennel club shows non over 5%. with the breed average is 1.6%...don't know why it would be any different in the UK than anywhere else.
@@Max-lf6hx also just checked my tollers inbreeding coefficient and it's 0.4% (I was wrong about his mum she was 1.1%). There's definitely tollers out there that are very low on the inbreeding coefficient. For example, the labrador has an average inbreeding coefficient of 6.6% and that's an insanely popular breed in the UK.
Dude! This is the rarest of AL RETRIEVERS ! And he is the smartest. Its normal that they were gonna die.
I own a Toller! Best dog I've ever had! Follow my boy @archerthewonderpup
There's something unsettling about this dudes accent. Feels so weird.
Best dog I've ever owned. Such a great personality. And mine didn't do the scream.
What's the avg price of this breed
I had a toller for 15 years, he was an amazing dog and we lucked out he was actually really quiet and only barked like 5 times in his life but my grandmother had one that barked at every car that drove by
Mine used to never bark. We didn’t hear her bark for 2 years but now she has a barking spasm every time she sees someone at the door😂
Ours does not bark. Hardly ever
hi
Gohan only screams with other large dogs around. Not rare at all! Go to the Rez in Canada. Any. You can get one for $400-700 so everything he said in this video is a lie.
@@prairietan Not true, I am looking for one right now. You will never find them on the reservations...usually have to go to a breeder.
I lucked out and found one at a shelter! His name is Roman. He is a puppy I got him a few days ago at 9 weeks old and he’s already learned so much and is so intelligent and we have a great bond already
I live about 15 minute drive from their birthplace in Yarmouth NS, Canada
I’m from Nova Scotia and didn’t know these dogs existed until today. 😂
I got my toller from the rescue and wasn't sure what she was for the first two years. This summed it up perfectly.
Very good video! Loved it.
I have 1,5y old toller and she is active, friendly and loooves kids. With this breed you have to work and exercise with them a lot. Obedience training is must have. This breed is not sure for lazy persons, they keep you busy and if they are not tired enough they whine or bring you toys. Mine screams when she is very exited or for snow shovel etc.
The best baby I ever had, just a joy to be with. She passed away a year or so ago and I still miss her very much
It was over thirty years ago we saw a toller while camping in a park in Nova Scotia. Very shortly after, we came to own Ben. He was a beautiful, wonderful dog. He was a very handsome dog and knew it. I was known to people in our town as Ben's owner. Quite clever -he would walk off leash by your side and sit-stay outside post office while I would go in, although a passing squirrel would occasionally be too much temptation. He liked to be doing things with people but never fawning. Didn't particularly like swimming but loved to go out in a canoe, He has been gone nearly twenty years and I still miss the guy>
Gracie was with us nearly sixteen years and had excellent health until the very last few months of her life. Even then, she remained active, going on a short walk with me the night before she passed away.
Gracie never "screamed" though "talked" frequently, occasionally punctuating a sentence with a short yip. Other than that, she barked only a couple of times a year and then only to alert us to something.
We suffered a great sense of loss with her death.
We are now contacting breeders about getting another toller. We know there can never be another Gracie, but we have heard so many comments about tollers being affectionate and incredibly interesting that we greatly want another.
Comments in the video are well taken regarding locating breeders who are ethical and have the best interest of their puppies in mind. This is not a quick process. Most reputable breeders will question you about how you anticipate taking care of the puppy once you adopt it.
Please understand that getting a toller is not merely getting a "dog." Tollers are a commitment -- and usually a long commitment; Gracie was nearly sixteen when she died. You will need to invest time and energy with your toller. On the positive side, you will be abundantly rewarded.
Owing to their intelligence, tollers make fine therapy dogs and companion animals. Be sure they get lots of exercise, however.
The tollers i have experinced have not been so interested in people and are rather shy.
I just found out that my dog is half Daschund and Nova Scotia!!! But she looks way more like the Nova Scotia's in this video, but with stubbier legs!!😄
Weird pronunciaton of the word Dog you got there
She like a mini Gold Retriever ...affectionate , bright, can run as fast as 45/hour but while active this doggies loves to lie with there owners. I pray you find a wonderful home. Canadians that own these dog 🐕🐕🐕 have been very pleased❤❤❤❤
I have a 8 month old Toller. She is quite independent and strong willed. She loves playing and swimming, making ur a lot of fun.
When enough excised is given she likes to take naps and look cute in the process.
We just got ours since mid-February. JJ Moose, a meanwhile 15 week young male, coming from the Targaryen Kennel. Mom is a gorgeous little lady called Ellaria and Dad is Bruno from Estonia. A strong and beautiful dad. Both parents are first parents giving birth to 9 offspring. Moose is a super clever and absorbs his knowledge like a sponge. He started barking two weeks ago. His screaming started earlier. Screaming occurs whenever he has to wait for his food (to cool down for instance). Or whenever he's overly active (playing ball is an excellent reason).
My pup cost $5,500. He’s a pedigree bred dog with perfect clearances on all breed specific genetic issues. I’ll be picking him up in 4 days from now! Gonna be my best fkn mate
i had a Duck tolling retriever when i was a kid, he was the best dog i ever had! So polite and gentle. I miss you Ruzpin!!!😍✊💋❤️
This world is funny, my family adopted 2 of these from a street in India, what are the odds right? They are not of a pure breed but doesn't matter, their behaviour and appearance is the exact as shown in this video. Highly energetic and intelligent and as said in the video they are Hella vocal. Tooooo expressive, it's unreal hehe. They are not disciplined/trained unfortunately and hence not comfortable with other humans and other dogs but it's ok. They live a happy life with us.
Please put a video about the top 10 facts about an American bulldog (Jhonson type breed)
I have a 1 year old toller who is called Whiskey. He has a broken leg and he is the most obeint dog ever. I say site, he sits. I say roll, he rolls. I say HIDE , he hides. When he bites a pillow ( since his tooth ate itchy.) When I show him the masterpiece he made, he cover his eyes with his paws and turns around . AND HE HAS JPNO TOLLER SCREAM . NOT ANNOYING! He is instead a couch potatoe and he can't run . 😥.
I have owned tollers my entire life and they are by far my favorite breed I have ever encountered. Their personalities are hilarious And yes they do in fact scream
My toller doesn’t even scream he has a yodel 😂
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How smart, independent, and curious is your Toller?
Are they gentle with children in your home?
Let us know in the comments!
Dog wiz do you have discord I want to join your server. Please
My toller is awesome she knows so many tricks. she is 5 months
My toller is still a puppy but super sweet. Only six month old. She is so curios whenever we look at her she is trying to fit in a crack or corner. I am ten years old, I have a twin, and an older brother who is 13
An absolute nightmare when you wanna watch TV. Does a Toller whine/yap towards the end of the evening.
Amazing breed!
Dream dog
Same!
my sweet boy, Gideon, is a toller mix. not 100% what else
My grandma breeds them every year and has been for 35 years and this summer my family bought one for them and named her parker
Where do you breed them and are the adoptable?
Yes they are adoptable. The dog is pregnant but we are not sure if the puppy will die and not make it out or something like that. If you look on Facebook there is a page Shimao’cayuga look on there for more details on her litter. I will get back to you later for the address I forgot it.
@@Emily-lp8ku there isn't much info on that Facebook. Is there a way to contact her?
@@sugerwillowsmores5345 i’m sorry, I don’t want to give out her contact information without asking her first. But I do know that the puppies she will be breeding are already sold for the next 2 years. I’ll let you know if anything changes.
@@Emily-lp8ku thank you
There just so CUTE!!! Awww
I just got one with 990 euros
Hey All, does anyone know of any breeders? I have been looking for some time and can't find any :(
Yup
@@robertgordon8006 in England?
Thank you for mentioning animal shelters. Always better than buying the from a breeder. There are so many gorgeous dogs who need a home and deserve a second chance❤
I tend to always get from shelters or at least rescue dogs. My last rescue didn't come from a shelter but would've ended up in one if it wasn't for me. Was such a sad story and just heart break I'm breaking my rules and getting from a breeder for my next dog. Want one as a puppy I can make sure never has a frwction of abuse or the other stuff in their life. Did get another rescue puppy recently but even her she came from abuse and a messed up situation.
Female got a female cane corso cause her neighbor had a male stud dog. Stud dog isn't contained properly. And the females owner clearly has never owned such a breed, supposedly a temperamental fault female but more likely fully suppresses guardian instincts and not enough confidence boosting. Anyways stud dog broke out his yard and went and mated the female. The stud dogs owner broke in to the other ladies yard when she was at work and used sheers to cut off the puppies tails in a back yard or after sneaking in through a doggy door or some shit. May never heal properly and she may end up permanently with a small bit of exposed bone in her tail.
Very good vid 😎. Informative & balanced 👍🏻
can you do a video about the Dutch Kooikerhondje?
Great video, I've seen many but mistook them for a mixed breed. I wanted to let you know that "crimson" is blood red amigo, Buff/Tawney/liver and some other like golden or coppery. I don't fault you at all, clearly you're creating videos in a second or third languid! I lived in Austria and can still speak their brand of German, but learning to read and write was much harder for me, so I applaud you!
I have two tollers. I love them. One is quiet at home but not so much when working. The other is very barky. Love them both very much not the barking so much tho. One, if she perceives a threat will alert and hide behind you. The other will check it out. Both are trained and excel in multi-sports. Agility, Nosework, Sprinters, Dockdiving, Updog (frisbee) to name a few. Great dogs. I was recommended to breeders and expect to wait a year to two years for a dog. Choose your breeder carefully. I have heard and seen some not-so-great breedings. Totally worth the wait!
Our very first Duck Toller, Red. th-cam.com/video/ZE3h-ExJeDA/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared. Everything in this video is true, although raising one and discovering his traits are such a joy! Red is very smart and quite independent. He is a dog that would not hesitate 0:14 to go after what he wants. Including escaping to next door to play with her female puppy friend, Mocha, the Rottweiler. (He has been doing that almost everyday now). He is friendly, and food motivated. Easy to train as long as you are consistent. Red’s scream is very unique, and it makes him sound like a drama queen. We love our Duck Toller!
I had a toller when I was a teenager and I caught her in the back yard playing with something, shaking it around in her mouth. I realized it was rabbit she had and I had to chase her around the yard for like 10 minutes before I could catch her and get her to drop the rabbit. The poor thing was trying to play dead but it was also breathing so frantically I couldn't possibly mistake it for dead. WHen I went back out it was gone.
Another time at a yatch club she had gotten away from us and we were looking all over, looking at the swimming rock and up the road and everything, but we eneded up finding her in the Barbecue Pit chasing chipmunks.
So yeah careful with your tollers and wild animals.
i have a question
Funny .My Family comes from The river and I have one of These dogs..my favorite ( was a Dalmatian fan for years) and Nova was a rescue...He rescued me..not the other way..He was abused and had grown to love everybody.He doesn't like to swim tho and is picky with food.Very loyal to his little brother the cat and my Autistic son.Woupd rather lay at my feet at night but on my lap in my chair
He is talking about the "Nederlandse kooikerhondje" not the "nederlan sekoy kurhutse". I had a stroke trying to understand what he was saying.
This is a great dog, my wife has a female toller and I think its a variation because it's small on the legs. Great dog , very intelligent and not aggressive at all , we have a bunny as well and she got used to it very quickly
My toller almost never screams and she almost never barks.
Hi i am wanting to get a dog and i am especially looking at the Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever.
I have never owned a dog before, however I have some experience.
If you take your time to answer this it will mean much:
- is the breed they easy to train
- is it good family dog
- is it good with other pets
- is it shy towards strangers?
- is it good guard dog
- can it stay home alone for about 7 hours?
- is it good first time dog?
If u can say something extra that will be nice and have a great day too
staying home for 7 hours pretty sure not maby max 1 to 2 hours so maby there is another breed that can stay home alone for that long but honestly 7 hours maby think about getting another pet in general. For the other things -yes they are eazy to train.
-good family dogs not sure maby a bit too energetic around kids.
-good with other pets depends on how well you socialize them but they are verry smart so pretty sure that with the right training and socialisation its fine. good guard dog, not sure debateble but if you really want a guard dog keep looking for another breed maby.
-good first time dog depends on if ita the right dog for you.
-this info comes from my reasearch on the internet.
Do not get a dog if your plan is to leave the dog at home alone for 7 hours. Just don't.
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My grandma breeds! Ask your parents to get a puppy from February/March 2021. Ps. My grandma’s name is Lee Ann Gleason. Ask your parents
Hey Emily! Is your grandma expecting a litter for february/march?
@@patogarza1305 Yes! Next month! But you will need to look her up on Facebook or something and drive to her house. You will also need to have your parents call her and ask her for a puppy. The puppy’s are not born but the mom Shima is pregnant. We are not sure how many puppy’s there are going to be so you might not get a dog. There is a whole proses in getting a dog to look it up, ask your parents, and be patient. Usually she breeds them in the summer at their lake house and I get to see all of my favorite puppies go but since it is winter they will die if they are out in the cold so we are breeding them in there house in Penfield. Just ask me if you have any other questions. And if you do get one from her, you might see me and my family when you get your dog!
@@patogarza1305 yes!
Mine is black but with the white markings
My son has one and her name is Lucy , best dog ever
i have a toller
i have one ..he a puppy and i named him jerry
Very nice dags😅
I live in Nova Scotia!
After a Year, I finally knew my Dog Breed and it's a Toller. I mean just just picked him up to the road, And I just realized I picked up a Rare dog
I adopted one it says mixed retriever. I thought he had golden retriever breed but it he looks more like this breed.
So that's why he is so extra.
Love my 2 yr old newly adopted toller “Penny” and I’m looking into pet insurance. Do you have any suggestions or input on best insurance (or important things to cover) for this breed?
I love how the speaker pointed out how tollers look like golden retrievers because the other videos compare them to foxes. Who actually think they look like foxes?
The Nova Scotia is a beautiful dog! Question, what kind of dog is it on 2 minutes? Looks also very nice!
Love this breed, hard to come by. I'm in Cleveland, Ohio in case anyone knows a breeder!
this is the closest breed ive found that resembles my mutt! he could play all day.
I have a Toller named Lucy , she 10yrs old and a very nice dog
They def have some border collie heritage you can just see it.
Rollers are really good at hunting ducks.
They look more like Australian shepherds to me
The best Dogs ever !!!!!! We have "Comet" and he is a nut.
They look very similar to the Border Collie too 😁
I have ook a nova scotsia duck tolling retriever
love my Toller!
$1700? Expensive? Bruh, if you find a dog at $1700 (from a breeder) I'd be extra careful in watching their practices. I don't know much about smaller breeds, but I'm in a wait list for a white Swiss shepherd and that's $3000... I've been told this is the average for most breeds but maybe smaller dogs require less food, hence a lower price? Either way, make sure the breeding practices are right... even if they're expensive, actually. But idk, $1700 raises a red flag to me
1700$ is pretty reasonable, which you may find, if you google it. in my country - germany - the average price is 1500€ ... which is roughly the same. pretty sure you will find offers for 3000$ too. these are the "high-end versions" for breeding - if the dog fits the "standards" perfectly, its more expensive, than - lets say - it has the "wrong" colour or wrong measurements.
secondly you have to take into account the amount of money spent by the breeder on e.g. vet checks (e.g. disease checks, genetics checks), chipping etc. which can add up pretty quickly and prices may vary depending on what the breeder does or doesnt do.
and finally... white swiss shepards are expensive compared to other dog breeds.