Curly Coated Retriever

Curly Coated Retriever is one of the oldest breeds. This dog is the most common in England, Australia and New Zealand. The breed was bred by crossing between Newfoundland, the Irish water spaniel, the poodle and the English water spaniel - an old type, now extinct. This breed was a favorite among English hunters who admired their gentle extraction capabilities.

The curly-haired retriever is more protected around strangers than other breeds of retriever and he must be properly socialized to avoid shyness. The curly-haired retriever is smart and loves to work, but he needs a strong, confident owner who will give him time. A curly-haired retriever is difficult to find than other breeds. This is a very rare breed.

Curly-haired retrievers require more time to mature than other breeds, so be prepared for this. The ripening process can take at least three years. The curly-haired retriever is not intended for apartments and it is better for him in houses with a large yard, where he can spend his energy.

The Curly Coated Retriever is a robust and athletic dog, characterized by its unique coat of tight curls that cover its entire body except for the face and front of the legs. This coat not only gives the breed its name but also serves as a protective layer against water and debris. The breed's build is slightly longer than tall, with a strong neck and a deep chest that supports its powerful lungs. Its eyes are typically dark brown or black, exuding an intelligent and alert expression. The Curly's overall appearance is one of strength and elegance, perfectly suited for its role as a versatile retriever.

Character Breed of courage and perseverance. Curly-haired retrievers are self-confident and elegant. This breed is one of the most daring of the retriever, however very sensitive. She is the perfect partner for an active, open-minded person who also wants a loyal family companion. Temperament The dog is smart, energetic, funny and noisy. He is obedient and devoted to his master, loving and patient with his children, if they do not irritate him too much. He is quite cautious with strangers and can be aggressive if he feels danger. It gets along well with other dogs and other animals from the household.

This is a hunting dog that works well in any field, a good watchman and a great companion. Used as dog therapy, for drug detection and search and rescue operations.