![Tater Tot The Toller](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 26
- 55 182
Tater Tot The Toller
Приєднався 11 тра 2022
Welcome to Tater Tot The Tollers UA-cam channel! On this channel you will find content of us raising and training our Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever. Our goal is to provide quality content to our viewers on the breed and what goes into training a Toller to turn it into a hunting dog.
We hope this channel gives you insight on the breed and helps you train your retriever. Don't forget to subscribe to watch us train Tater for basic obedience, hunt test, upland hunting, waterfowl hunting, and shows.
We hope this channel gives you insight on the breed and helps you train your retriever. Don't forget to subscribe to watch us train Tater for basic obedience, hunt test, upland hunting, waterfowl hunting, and shows.
Can You Make Your Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever More Mentally Tough?
In this video I give my opinion on whether or not a dog can become more mentally tough and the things I've done with my Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever to help him overcome certain things he has been uncertain of.
Переглядів: 76
Відео
2 Year Old Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Update
Переглядів 23121 день тому
In this video I give you an update on Tater Tot The Toller and what he is up to at two years old. We discuss hunting, family life, some things to consider if wanting a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, and the pros and cons. Subscribe!
How To Teach Your Dog To Walk On A Leash - 6 Month Old Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
Переглядів 1,2 тис.Рік тому
How To Teach Your Dog To Walk On A Leash - 6 Month Old Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
5 Month Toller Upland Hunting Training
Переглядів 4,8 тис.2 роки тому
5 Month Toller Upland Hunting Training
What Is The BRT Test For Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers?
Переглядів 6022 роки тому
What Is The BRT Test For Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers?
14 Week Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever - Working on water retrieves
Переглядів 7912 роки тому
14 Week Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever - Working on water retrieves
12 week Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever + Why we chose a Toller
Переглядів 3,3 тис.2 роки тому
12 week Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Why we chose a Toller
How We Crate Trained Our Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever In Two Days
Переглядів 9122 роки тому
How We Crate Trained Our Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever In Two Days
Teach Your Puppy To Come- Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Puppy
Переглядів 1,2 тис.2 роки тому
Teach Your Puppy To Come- Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Puppy
How To Start Clicker Training With Your Puppy
Переглядів 1,2 тис.2 роки тому
How To Start Clicker Training With Your Puppy
8 Week Old Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Puppy Training/Routine
Переглядів 9 тис.2 роки тому
8 Week Old Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Puppy Training/Routine
I think it’s a toller thing my 11 month old listens to everything but putting her paws on the table so hard to break her from it 😂
Enjoying your videos, what a great looking Toller! I don't "yet" have a Toller but I have been in communication w/Alyssa (Rosecreek) and met her at a show about a year or so ago. I'm in the Cleveland, Ohio suburbs.....hoping I might be able to get one next spring or so.
You should! Alyssa is great!
When my Toller Finley was a just shy of 1 year old, I left the kitchen for a minute. When I walked back in, he was standing on the kitchen table. He was just looking at me like: "oh, hi dad". There wasn't even any food on the table anymore. He just wanted to check. With a little training, he now won't even take food off the coffee table. He'll whine and dart his eyes between me and the food, but he won't touch it.
😂😂
Great video! I bet it creates mental thougness for you too, going outside come rain or shine
Haha indeed it does! Although I love a good challenge so I try to put myself in those situations often
I have a toller that is 2 in october, and he snags things off the table as soon as we leave the room if the food is put back further.
also! mine is from Rosecreek as well, Ranger is his father but my guy is only 32 lbs! I use him for upland hunting as well, and he has done so well flushing and chasing down pheasants. He still has work to do regarding retrieving the dead birds, as he gets a little weird about picking them up once they're dead. Mine will play fetch for hours all day, super active and is an addict for chuckit balls. Great breed, wonderful with my kids and their friends, but agree with you, you have to be active with them. Tater looks awesome, great update.
@@ericwalker8993 Yours is a male? Was it from the Ranger/Sadie litter? I wonder if our dogs are brothers. There was only two males in our litter
@@tatertotthetoller2674 yes, hes a male. Half brothers it sounds like. His mom is marina. I was always hoping he would get to be the size of yours, but hes a smaller guy. he holds up better than i would have thought though with hunting. I think his smaller frame lets him move through brush without wearing down a little better than my previous dog (chesapeake bay retriever)
@@ericwalker8993 haha yea tater is a freak when it comes to size. I doubt I’d ever get another one that size. Nothing wrong with a smaller dog though. Especially if you ever hunt out of a boat. That’s super nice to have a smaller dog
This is really cool content. Is this channel still active? I would love to see more and longer hunting videos with Tater
I just havent been super active but I need to start getting more serious about it! Thanks for the motivation. Follow us for updates
@@tatertotthetoller2674 Thanks for the reply. Looking forward to your videos!
I've had a Toller now for a 9 years working as an upland dog. Due to an accident few years back, the guy is now retiring and we got a young pointing dog (Small Munsterlander) as a latest addition to the family. Tollers are awesome. Great with family and small kids, awesome buddies in the field. Even in this video, you can see something that you should start to take a note on when you're hunting with the dog. Upland hunting with a flushing dog requires you to pay close attention to the dog at all times in order to be ready. Especially here in Finland, where we hunt upland in thick forrest (no pheasants in open field). When you work with the dog, you can see from the movement of the tail that it has a sent and that there is a bird close by, keep eye on that. Good choice with the Toller and do enjoy your time together!
Yea this videos pretty old now but as a 2 year old he give very clear cues when he’s getting birdy. I personally enjoy flushing dogs more than pointers. Thanks for watching!
Just pucked up my now 10wk old Toller, Murphy. He's my second Toller. How did you know Tater had a UTI?
He was having accidents in the house and also trying to pee outside but nothing was coming out
I sadly dont. but its my dream dog
He still is!
lets go tater! fiance and i looking at getting a toller. good vids.
Thanks for watching
Yep! A mixed toller puppy
My toller pup is 15 weeks and we have been practicing but it is hard to keep his attention, we've had him since he was 8 weeks and he has been a delight. Outside is just too distracting i guess?
Tollers get bored fast. Keep your sessions short and fun
Sure do! He’s our third one. Dylan is a sweet 5 year old who loves to cuddle.
Hi! We just welcomed a toller puppy into our family! We have her crate next to our bed, and us putting our hand by her immediately calms her down. We are worried she is going to develop a habit of needing us touching the crate or being right next to her. When did tater grow out of needing you right by him and how did you do that transition?
Yes he did. Very quickly. I’d say within a couple weeks we were able to move it. Stick to it! It’s worth it
You guys are cute
❤
If a girl ever looks at you the way that dog is she is about to call the cops.
😂😂😂😂
So awesome! I’m thinking about a duck toller for a bird dogo/family dog
Great dogs for both!
I had a toller for 15 years. She was a massive softie, and was instant friends with everybody. A lot of vets thought she was an underweight Golden Retriever though, so that took a lot of explaining.
Yea not many know what they are!
Those are some good transitions
lol Thanks
Getting my toller pup in just 3 weeks!!🥰
That is awesome!
xo
Would love some breeder recommendations if you have any. Planning on primarily upland hunting with the family.
I got Tater from Rosecreek Tollers. They are in Ohio. The only other breeder Id suggest retired this year. Please be carful as theres a lot of really bad Toller breeders out there
Yes my blood hound does it’s the coyote siren howl awesome video ❤
No I’ve got a blood hound but that’s a very good looking dog ❤and nice video
I have one an he’s at hunting training currently. 9mo old
A Toller? Thats awesome! Tater went to hunt training for a month. It helped A LOT!
i want one
Yes i do actually have a toller
Awesome!
I'm just happy happy dog I'm just a happy happy happy dog that made me laugh
the dogs that I raised from a puppy seemed to always be that puppy
My dog is the only one who gives me a hug everyday!!!! I LOVE MY BETTIE!!!
Kam dhe une nje qen qe ben keshtu Sa i them ri urte pushon pastaj fillon nga e para Mund te jet i semure Ose pse ben mos , ka gene ujku
That’s funny
That’s that wolf gene talking
Haha
Most dogs do this with sirens
I’ve had a lot of dogs and he’s the first for me 😂
Bro like stop recording this or you will pay the price
Yep. My pup was just doing that yesterday! ❤
Haha it’s the worse inside
He'd be doing that 24 hours a day here😂
Hahaha good thing we live in a small town
Why leave the lead trailing the dog in the field?
In this case he was super young and wanted to have control during recall if he chose not to come back.
The leash comes in different lengths so which is the best for a Nova Scotia Duck Toller the four foot or the five foot?
Either will be fine
So cool! Who is Taters mom? I just got a toller from the same breeder, ranger and marina litter. He’s about 4 months now but has already taken to quail training. Hoping to get him in the field soon. Will follow along to see your tips and progress for bird hunting!
I should add; I saw your posts on FB in a hunting page for tollers and had reached out about breeders, that’s how I knew about ranger
Taters mom is Sadie
@@tatertotthetoller2674 ah cool, mine is from marina and ranger. Tater looks like he’s coming along great. Mines 5 months and only been working with wings so far.
@@ericwalker8993 I sent tater to training at 5 months. He was still super young. But he just turned one year last week and he's doing amazing now.
Any updates on training?? Is tater able to point and flush?
He’s not a pointer but tater is flushing great now! I will be posting more hunting videos soon
I appreciate your videos. I have an 11 week old toller pup right now, and walking is a big part of my life. I’ve attempted to take him out for laps around the block a few times, but he’s pretty wild out there. You reckon he’s too young?
He’s just a baby still. Get yourself in a basic obedience class. That will be very helpful
I’ve got a 10 week old who has been at my house for 4 days now. He’s wild. Tons of energy.
What size is this starter crate? Thanks!
Honestly I’m not sure. It was purchased at tractor supply and it was one of their smaller options.
Not sure if you're comfortable sharing, but I'm a fellow Michigander. Did you get your Toller from an in-state breeder? I'm considering the breed, but I've only known one Toller, and would like to meet a few more mature dogs to get to know their temperament.
I did not. Our breeder was from Ohio. Rose Creek Tollers. Alyssa is the owner and is great. Where in Michigan are you?
I looked into Rose creek
Super cool to see him retrieve already
Thanks for watching!
Hey there :) looking forward to seeing more videos of Tater. My partner and I are planning on getting a duck roller in the next 5 years. Once we are ready to have a family. Hope all is well! Cheers :)
Thats awesome! Learn as much as you can about them. They are a great breed! Thanks for following our journey!
Love it 🧡
Thanks for watching!
In this video your puppy is already way more engaged compared to video 1, which means you did a good job! What kind of engagement training did you do if any? Did you also train him with food/kibble to follow your hand and look up to you?
I did have kibble in my hand. He had to touch his nose to my hand before the clicker goes off and he received the kibble. After learning that I worked in doing it with and without kibble and eventually filtering it out all together. As far as engagement goes, everything we do with him is very focused work with purpose.
Subscribe to Oti adventure Toller to see what she gets up to!