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Dutch Shepherds were once so common in the Netherlands that they were known simply as 'farm dogs'.
Their distinctive rat-like tail, unique among water dogs, earned them the nickname 'Whiptail'.
Developed in the Netherlands during the 1800s, these versatile farm dogs excelled at herding sheep and cattle while serving as loyal guardians of rural properties.
Developed in Ireland during the 1830s for retrieving waterfowl from cold waters and rough terrain. Prized for their water-resistant coat and exceptional swimming abilities.
Requires extensive daily exercise, regular mental stimulation, and consistent training. Grooming needs vary by coat type. Health screening essential for breeding.
Regular coat maintenance required. Needs access to swimming opportunities. Ears must be checked frequently due to water exposure and long ear canals.