The Nova Scotia Duck Hunting Hound is native to the New Scotland Peninsula in southern Canada [1]. Overall appearance: It is a medium-sized dog with a well-proportioned body and a compact structure. This dog has well-developed muscles and strong bones. Have a high degree of agility, alertness and resilience. This dog appears slightly sad and becomes very excited and highly focused when working.

【Comprehensive information】

The smallest duck hunting dog that can hold its mouth comes from the New Scotland Peninsula in southern Canada, where there are ducks and geese that migrate with the seasons. The Indians let their dogs imitate the rusty red foxes, wagging their tails and jumping around on the shore. The ducks in the water were very curious, so they would swim to the shore. At this time, the hunters hiding in the dark would take the opportunity to catch them. Duck. The settlers took advantage of this unusual hunting dye and used local Indian reddish-brown dogs to develop duck hunting dogs (full name: New Scottish Duck Hunting Retrievers).

​Have a high degree of agility, alertness and resilience. This dog appears slightly sad and becomes very excited and highly focused when working.

This kind of dog has a strong physique, is not afraid of cold water, and is reassuring when holding prey in its mouth. They are lively, playful, easy to train, and obedient family pets, and at the same time have all the talents of a hunting dog.

【Basic information】

Height with shoulders

Male: 18.9-20.1 inches (48.0-51.0 cm) Female: 17.7-18.9 inches (45.0-48.0 cm)

Weight

Male: 44.1-50.7 lbs (20.0-23.0 kg) Female: 37.5-44.1 lbs (17.0-20.0 kg)

Coat color

Reddish brown Reddish brown