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Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

“The Red-Furred Trickster Who Outsmarts Ducks and Humans Alike”

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Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

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Meet the dog that sounds like a geography quiz and plays like a cartoon character. The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever—affectionately called the “Toller”—is the only breed that tricks ducks for a living. No joke. They actually frolic onshore to lure curious ducks in... then BOOM: surprise fetch mission.

With their foxlike grin and fiery red coat, Tollers are bursting with energy and enthusiasm. They’re always down for a game, whether it’s fetch, frisbee, or convincing your neighbors they invented it. Underneath all that fun is a serious working dog—sharp, focused, and lightning fast.

Tollers adore their humans but can be a bit reserved with strangers, kind of like the cool camp counselor who only high-fives certain kids. They need plenty of exercise, mental stimulation, and a job to do—or they might decide to rearrange your furniture using only their mouth.

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Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers are agile, playful, and wildly intelligent. With high energy and a strong work ethic, they excel at retrieving and outdoor games. Their loyalty and clownish charm make them fantastic companions for active families.

A photograph of a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever in a camouflage vest and cap, holding a duck decoy in its mouth at a rustic duck hunting camp near a tranquil lake.

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