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From: Zomarick
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  • I am adding your videos to my favorites.

  • That's also the first time I've seen a Duck Toller among goldens. They're quite different.

    That's the one retriever breed I've never seen in person.

  • Tollers, quite different matter... Border Collie genetic behind makes them akward to work. They can sometime be very fossy and independent but hell of a fire ball in the field ! But... no way we could hunt Canada Goose with those !!!

  • I really like the speed and style of these dogs.

  • Those things are part of the reason why I only work with those... !!!

  • I can't get over watching him lick those puppies as they are born! I've noticed that golden bitches are much more tolerant around other dogs around their puppies than most other breeds-- jack russells won't even let you touch them.

  • Usually, bitches don't let males come around... in rare cases, they trust the sire (like what you saw) and even share the cleaning process ! One after another, Hobson washed and then pushed gently with his nose puppies to the tits !

  • I had a golden bitch that allowed other dogs to sleep in her whelping box. BTW, female wolves don't even allow their mates to come near their newborns. So this really is something. I have known many male dogs that take a profound interest in puppies.

  • They sometime do ! I have videos of Hobson laying on the floor, allowing pups to play on him, pull his ears, tail, etc. and he stays delicate and soft with them ! You're right, wolves fight to keep males away from nest...

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