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    JaquesEls Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 20th Jul 2007


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    Good Points: Lovely dogs.

    Bad Points: No good for lazy people, as they are very active, and love to do things, not a house dog.

    General comments: Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are wonderful family members. They are a bit choosy and opinionated, picking a family member as their very own. They are attentive watch dogs, often having the sense to know when you feel threatened and when you don't. Smart, kind, no aggression,.If you are active, intelligent person, love the water, then this is the dog for you.
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Chesapeake Bay Retriever. About Chesapeake Bay Retrievers
The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is a hardy and resilient breed designed to retrieve waterfowl from cold waters, sometimes even breaking ice to do so, and the features of the dog reflect this purpose.
www. breederretriever .com
Chesapeake Bay Retriever Website, est. 1994
Contains list of breeders and kennels. Breed news, puppy listings and bulletin boards devoted to health, rescue, advice and chat.
www.cbrs4me.com
Waggitt Chesapeak Bay Retriever Section
Chesapeak Bay Retriever Embroidered Wellie Bag Perfect for those muddy wellies after going out walking with the dog, strong, waterproof and robust with a carry handle.
www.waggitt.co.uk
American Kennel Club - Chesapeake Bay Retriever
Developed along the Chesapeake Bay and named the state dog of Maryland, the Chesapeake Bay Retriever is a truly American sporting breed and the toughest water retriever.
www.akc.org
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