links

Vermilion Tollers-- Wager and Bet in northern Minnesota

Balsampath farm, home of Rosea

The Canadian Toller club

Flying Dog Press--excellant articles on behavior and training

Steppin Up-- Terri Arnold's page for competition obedience

Toller Geneological Browser--a way to look up the pedigree of nearly any Toller

In brief, the reason we became interested in Tollers was because of their lower incidence
of health problems, and the fact that they are the perfect size! We hunt upland game, and
had three Golden Retrievers with hip dysplasia. I remembered Tollers from showing dogs
in Canada, and did some research. Although they are not without health problems, if you
make sure the breeder does health checks, and is honest about where the health problems
are in the pedigree of the pups, you should have no problem finding a healthy lifelong
companion. Another consideration is temperament. Most Tollers are confident, friendly
dogs with natural retrieving and hunting instincts. But when looking for a puppy, be sure
the parents have the temperament you would like to live with.

Below are some links for more information on the breed, as
well as training and health information and websites of other
Toller friends.

Click and Treat--clicker training and other behavior articles

Dr P's Dog Training links--links for info on everything from housebreaking to specific dog activites

Water's Edge Retrievers, home of Curry in Minnesota

Hunts Point Tollers -- home of Mindy and Abby

Agrosofen's--home of Corrie's brother Orm

Chris Bach-The Third Way training

This page last modified on Saturday, April 03, 2004