Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog

Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog
Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog has brown color, Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog is a great hunter, Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog is strong, fast and  intelligent dog.
Although the breed Chesapeake Bay Retriever was born in the United States, its origin, it is the dogs, sailed from England. Complete and reliable information about the occurrence of rocks there. However, the information provided here, in our opinion is correct and is now universally accepted.
In 1807, off the coast of Maryland broken English brig. His team and rescued an American cargo ship "Canton". Among the rescued were two Newfoundland puppy - brown male named Sailor and a black female who was named in honor of the ship, the savior of Canton. They presented a local gentleman, who sheltered the command with a wrecked brig. When the puppies grew, they found that they were remarkably brings out hunting killed game. Later they were crossed with many dogs of various breeds, were used as retrievers, though it is unknown whether they mated with each other. Interbreeding continued and, allegedly, the greatest influence on the formation of rocks has English otterhaund (vydrovaya hound). But this crossing, apparently had only limited impact, since no quality of the Chesapeake hound. More likely to influence smooth and Curly Coated Retriever

Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog
Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog is very good hunting dog, Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog is a muscular dog, Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog is good working dog.
By the time the organization of the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1884 and formed a certain type of rock that has earned a dedicated work in the cold, harsh waters of the Chesapeake Bay, where dogs often podnosili from one hundred to two hundred ducks per day.
Anthony Bliss, who wrote the history of this breed, noted that between the original type of rock and modern Chesapeake has a few differences. First, while the only color of the breed was dark brown with a reddish tan (the color of dead grass has become popular in the Midwest later.) Secondly, the head was more tapered, and fur is longer and thicker.
Currently, under the auspices of the American club of fans of Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, founded in 1918, the breed involved in all competitions and tests conducted by ACE. The club organized the first exhibition of retrievers licensed in 1932. In recent years the club more often holds exhibitions and competitions on training and field trials. Chesapeake is a wonderful breed, the club awards the certificates of "The Working Dog» (WD) and "excellent working dog» (WDX) those who have passed field tests on land and in water

Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog
Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog is strong, fast and powerful dog, Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog is good working dog in the water.
Chesapeake Bay Retriever. Official Standard
Approved November 9, 1976
Head. The skull is broad and rounded, with a moderate transition from forehead to muzzle. Muzzle medium length, pointed but not sharp. Thin lips, dry. Ears are small, set high enough, hanging, not rude and not tender. Eyes of medium size, set wide apart, lustrous, yellowish or amber color.
The neck is medium length, well muscled and smooth transition to the withers.
Scapula, chest and body. Vanes sloping, freely moving, powerful. Corps of medium length, proportionate development, but not short. Back does not sway or roach, most with a slight retraction of the withers. Chest strong, deep, broad, convex edges, long. Up flanks.
Forelimbs of medium length, strong bones and muscles, straight. Pasterns slightly sloping, of medium length, as well as the metatarsals. Feet large, round, with webbed fingers tightly assembled. Fifth fingers may be removed


Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog
Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog has courage, willingness to work, agility, great instincts.
Hindquarters. Croup is above the withers or on one with her level, short, strong, powerful. Hind limbs look the same strong, as the front. Weakness is unacceptable, hind legs should be particularly strong, since they bear the main burden for swimming. It is essential to proper development of hind limbs. Angulation hocks well defined.
ELIMINATING FAULTS: dewclaws.
Long tail - comes to the paw, rather thick at the base, straight or saber. Should not curl over the back or side. Moderately covered with feathering.
Coat and its structure. Coat should be dense, short - up to 4 cm, with dense, fine undercoat. The hair on the face and limbs are very short and straight, shoulders, neck, back, sides and back - slightly wavy. The structure of wool is very important because Chesapeake has to work in all weather conditions, often on the ice and snow. Fat cover hard top coat and thick undercoat are very important when working dog in the water. The coat should be as watertight as the feathers of ducks, and after otryahivaniya remaining only slightly damp.
ELIMINATING FAULTS: wavy or curly hair

 
Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog
Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog is used for duck hunting, Chesapeake Bay Retriever dog has great instincts.
Color is important, as the structure of wool, because the dog used to hunt ducks and should be as much as possible to blend with the environment. With expertise in the ring and hair coloring should be given utmost attention.
Color varies from yellowish-brown to straw (pale yellow) color of any shade. Allowed white spots on the chest, toes and stomach, but the smaller the spot, the better. Preferable to a dog solid color.
Weight and height. Weight: Males - 29.5 - 36 kg, females - 25 - 32 kg. Height: Males - 58 - 66 cm, females - 53 - 61 cm
Faults: Height at the withers is above or below this.
The nature and composition. Chesapeake - dog fun and good natured, intelligent gaze. Shape it gives the impression of good worker. Addition of proportion. Preference should be given to dogs with the right wool and harmonious shapes in comparison with the perfectly folded, but have drawbacks. Courage, willingness to work, agility, great instincts, intelligence, love of water and above all a good temper - qualities that should be considered first and foremost in the selection and breeding of the Chesapeake Bay retriever