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These are friendly, intelligent and obedient dogs with a mind
of their own. Courageous, willing, loving and trainable although they may be a
little slow to learn. Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are affectionate and good with
children. |
Breed: |
Chesapeake Bay Retriever |
Country of Origin: |
9th century Maryland |
AKC Group: |
Sporting |
Function: |
Retrieving ducks |
Life Span: |
10-13 years |
Appearance: |
Large, Strong |
Color: |
Brown or tan |
Coat Type: |
Shedding, short, water resistant |
Grooming: |
Low maintenance |
Height: |
21-26 inches |
Weight: |
60-90 pounds |
Activity Level: |
High |
Watch Dog: |
Very high |
Protection: |
No |
Intelligence: |
High |
Trainability: |
Medium |
Good With Children: |
O.K. |
Good With Pets: |
No |
Good With Strangers: |
Suspicious |
Character: |
Affectionate |
Home Environment: |
Fenced yard |
Best Owner: |
Strong, easy going |
Potential Problems: |
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Behavior: |
Snapping, destructive |
Physical: |
Hip dysplasia, bloating |
Recommendations: |
Early socialization with people and dogs |
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