Her tail wagged at the sight of another human or dog to greet while out on walks and was submissive to alpha dogs in a dog park, avoiding confrontations. She loved all people, all animals, and tennis balls. My Toller was the sweetest, happiest dog I've ever known. This is a wonderful dog and should not be withheld from good owners. They are not going to sell you a puppy until you prove you are going to do what THEY want you to do with them. The breeders, however, all seem to be little dictators. My male is 16 years old, and still not a cross bone in his body. They are never aloof, get along with dogs, cats, childrens and strangers to the point of being terrible watch dogs (which is fine with me). I own two tollers, one male and one female. Very gentle with them, never had an issue. Have to disagree, my Duck Toller loved kids. I do agree that Tollers are not at all like retrievers or labs, they are a breed and personality all their own. Scotty was absolutely perfect for our family, he was great with people and other animals as well. He played with son from the time my son was 7 years old. He never seemed to be 'aloof', and he was a great family dog. There was not a cross bone in her body, well behaved, I could walk her off leash, but I also trained her and socialized her well.But, like any other breed of dogs, there are always exceptions She was the most loving gentle girl possible. old, til she passed away in August at 13 1/2 yrs. I had a Duck Tolling Retriever from the time she was 8 wks. They're shaggy and red-heads like Golden Retrievers but I don't really see any other general breed similarities Thank you for helping the breed and telling the truth about them. They tend not to do well with children and so if they are a family dog, the children must be older. They are a beautiful and wonderful breed for a specific person or couple. They are nothing like the Golden or the Labrador and should be recognized as their own breed as they are. They are totally different in personalities. Their personalities are standoffish and aloof. Don't set this dog up to end up in a shelter. And they can become intolerant of children.

Most breeders will state the Toller is not at all like the golden or a lab. The average cost for all Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers sold is $0.Īnonymous asked: I have an issue with you saying the breed is like the golden retriever. You should budget anywhere from $0 upwards to $0 or even more for a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever with top breed lines and a superior pedigree.

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This is the price you can expect to budget for a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever with papers but without breeding rights nor show quality. The current median price for all Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers sold is $0.00.

Review how much Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever puppies for sale sell for below. The cost to buy a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever varies greatly and depends on many factors such as the breeders' location, reputation, litter size, lineage of the puppy, breed popularity (supply and demand), training, socialization efforts, breed lines and much more.

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