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Ziva from House of Retrievers

Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

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Copper White

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Bitch
€ 1 700,00

Ziva from House of Retrievers, also known as Ziva, is looking for a forever home. Ziva was bred here, so she has been with us since birth. Her mom and dad are also here with us. Unfortunately, we’ve decided to part ways with Ziva (and her sister Zappa) since they’ve turned out to be too small. Our original plan was to keep them ourselves and use them for breeding in the future. However, the Toller breed standard imposes a number of requirements, one of which is size. Unfortunately, Ziva does not meet this requirement.

Ziva isn't just a beautiful dog—she's also incredibly sweet. She looks just like her mom. She loves attention, cuddles, and being around people and/or children. She gets along well with other dogs, too. She's the perfect family dog who will bring you hours of joy.

Ziva is 10 months old. She is fully vaccinated and has been properly dewormed. She has a Flemish pedigree. Her parents were extensively tested for hip, elbow, heart, and eye conditions, as well as DNA.

Date of Birth

January 18, 2026

Gender

Bitch

Nickname

Ziva

Price

€ 1700

What to Expect

Included with every rehoming

Our rehomed dogs are also monitored with the same care as our puppies. This is what you can expect.

Declared healthy

(recently examined by the veterinarian)

Vaccinated

Fully vaccinated

Dewormed

Dewormed several times

Microchipped

Registered microchip

Registered

Officially registered

Belgian passport

European Pet Passport

Social and Home Life

raised in a family-oriented environment

Character Description

an accurate picture of one's character

About the breed

Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever—also known simply as Toller —is the smallest of all retriever breeds, but has the energy and tenacity of a much larger dog. Originally bred in Nova Scotia (Canada) to flush and retrieve waterfowl, it combines the fox-like cunning of a hunting dog with the warm heart of a loyal companion.

The Toller is the star of the dog training school: extremely intelligent, eager to learn, and quick to pick up new things. He has a high desire to please He loves to work with his owner, but he also has a strong personality and can be stubborn if the training isn’t challenging enough for him. Gentle, patient guidance works best; harsh words are out of the question. A Toller that is challenged both mentally and physically is a well-balanced and exceptionally affectionate dog.

  • Format: medium-sized, 14–23 kg
  • Height at the withers: 43–53 cm (males are slightly larger than females)
  • Coat: double coat of medium length, water-repellent with a dense undercoat
  • Color: all shades of red, ranging from golden orange to dark copper red, often with white markings on the tip of the tail, legs, or chest
  • Maintenance: Comb weekly, paying extra attention behind the ears where mats can form, and brush more frequently during shedding seasons
  • Average lifespan: Ages 12 to 14

The Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever is suitable for:

  • Active homeowners who spend a lot of time outdoors every day
  • Families with children who love adventure
  • People who want to participate in dog sports: agility, flyball, retrieving, swimming
  • Owners who are patient and consistent in their training
World Animal Day 2026

Because every dog deserves a celebration

Sunday, October 4, is World Animal Day. We’d love to celebrate it with you and your four-legged friend. That’s why, with every order you place in our online store, you’ll receive A free gift box worth €25.

World Animal Day Treat Box:

  • 1 bag of beef lung strips
  • 2 beef bones
  • 2 veal hooves
  • 2 pieces of beef lung
  • 1 toy
  • 1 roll of poop bags

Offer valid through Thursday, October 8.

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