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The group 8 of the Retrievers, Flushing Dogs and Water Dogs, It is made up of highly specialized hunting dogs, whose work often complements that of other hunting dogs, either Retrievers, that recover the wounded game, Spaniel, that track game over the roughest terrain, or like the Water Dogs, that do not reject any pond or swamp.
Although they are perfectly adapted to hunting and have been bred for that purpose, these dogs are also making their way into homes more and more, thanks to its flexible and very friendly character and its easy training. They are very sociable dogs, although calm and cautious.
Besides being highly appreciated companion dogs, they are also good guide and working dogs. In fact, they need to help and work to prosper.
Standard – classification FCI
- Group 8: Retrievers - Flushing Dogs - Water Dogs
- Section 1: Retrievers.
In this box we will focus on the Retrievers included in the Group 8 (Retrievers - Flushing Dogs - Water Dogs).
1 Chesapeake Bay Retriever
FCI 263 . Retrievers
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FCI 263 . Retrievers
The Chesapeake is a hunting dog, pure and simple.
When a British brig was wrecked off the coast of Maryland 1807, part
2 Curly-coated Retriever FCI 110 . Retrievers
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FCI 110 . Retrievers
The Curly-coated Retriever Unlike the others “Retrievers” is very good guardian.
The Curly-coated Retriever There is
3 Flat-coated Retriever FCI 121 . Retrievers
FCI 121 . Retrievers
The Flat-coated Retriever should be rediscovered as a companion dog and also for work, because it is still preferred to … Read more
4 Golden Retriever FCI 111 . Retrievers
FCI 111 . Retrievers
The development of Golden Retriever it's quite slow. He does not physically become an adult until 18 months of age.
The origin of the “Golden
5 Labrador Retriever
FCI 122 . Retrievers
FCI 122 . Retrievers
The Labrador Retriever It is the most popular breed in the world by number of registered copies.
The Labrador Retriever is a relatively recent breed and
6 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever FCI 312 . Retrievers
FCI 312 . Retrievers
The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is a very intelligent dog, resistant and playful.
Sometimes nicknamed “Great“, the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
I love this breed and that they are very playful and affectionate ah ! and very mischievous
Hi I have a toller, already have 9 months and would like to know if we could contact us over here there are no dogs of this breed and I would like to cross my toller to be his descendent , the is called chocolate is very jugueton active await your contact and thank you we are in mexico city
I want to cross my dog too! Contact me! sof.cg95@hotmail.com
I live in Mexico City too! She is a female!
They know where I can get a dog of this breed? I have searched in Mexico worse I have not found.
It's complicated, not to say impossible, get one outside the United States or Canada.
Even so, buy a “Nova Scotia Retriever” to breeders it can be prohibitively expensive. Depending on your upbringing, usually cost between 1.700 and 4.000 $.
If you have the whim of having one anyway, here is a list of breeders:
https://marketplace.akc.org/puppies/nova-scotia-duck-tolling-retriever
Kind regards Luis
Thanks a lot!!! I really appreciate it!