Breeding
When applying for a Duckweed's or Aingeal´s Share puppy we prefer people who are interested in gundog training. Tollers and Goldens are very active breeds that must get proper mental stimulation and a JOB in order to stay happy and healthy! To be able to provide a sound beginning, puppy buyers should attend our puppy kindergarten and additional trainings, if possible. We use positive reinforcement and clicker training in gundog training and in teaching our dogs new skills. If you would like to get more information about our dog training, please feel free and visit the internet pages of our dog school: Happy-Fellow® Coaching & Seminars
Our occasional litters are our treasures, excellent cared for, best pedigrees and very eager to work in any field from gundog work to search & rescue or dog dancing.
We are looking forward to meet a lot of interesting people and hopefully find excellent working homes for our occasional litters!
Important remarks to Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers:
Tollers are NOT little Golden Retrievers! If you can't keep this dog busy, don't get this dog. If you are looking for a dog who is happy with nothing more than a pleasant walk in the evening, look for another breed. Tollers love to work, but they are not always as easy to train as other breeds. They need to be challenged and engaged by their work, or they get bored and stop paying attention. If you want a dog who's going to learn by the book, or if you're at all unsure about your ability to train a dog who's a little different from the norm, the Toller may not be the breed for you. Many Tollers have a penetrating scream which they produce to indicate excitement and eagerness. This doesn't mean that all Tollers scream, but many do. Furthermore, if you are looking for a dog with that Golden or Lab attitude to be the world's best friend, then the Toller surely is not the right breed.
