Chinese name: Nova Scotia Duck Retriever

Common names and aliases: Nova Scotia duck lure dog, creek duck dog, Amazing duck lure dog

English name: Nova Scotia Duck Tolling retriever

Origin: Canada

Body size: medium

Reproduction method: viviparous

1. Appearance characteristics of the Nova Scotia Duck Retriever

The Nova Scotia Duck Retriever has a sharp, slightly wedge-shaped head. The skull is broad, but only slightly rounded, and appears flat when the ears are on alert. The back of the head is not protruding and the cheeks are flat. The length of the skull, from the back of the head to the stop, is slightly longer than the length from the stop to the tip of the nose. The head should be proportional to the size of the body.

2. Characteristics of the Nova Scotia Duck Retriever

The Nova Scotia Duck Retriever is alert, friendly, and intelligent. Many Terrells have a melancholy expression when not working and appear highly focused and enthusiastic when working. The gait combines strength and ease, showing good reach and strong rear drive. The feet cannot be turned outward or inward, and the legs should be in one line during movement. When accelerating in the natural gait, the dog's feet converge on a center line and the topline remains level.

3. How to raise Nova Scotia Duck Retrievers

Nova Scotia Duck Retrievers love to eat just about anything. As long as you eat it and let it see it, it will slander you. Also, you should pay attention to the diet you give your dog. Don’t feed meat, chicken liver, chicken bones, milk, etc., as eating too much can lead to diarrhea. Especially milk, chicken bones are softer than other bones. Therefore, it is easy to get stuck in the dog’s throat or intestines. If you really want to feed it, feed it fresh goat milk.

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