Chessie Moore Dog [repack] [LATEST]
_______________________________________________ | THE CHESSIE AT A GLANCE | |_______________________________________________| | Origin: Chesapeake Bay, USA | | Size: 55–80 lbs | 21–26 inches | | Coat: Oily, wavy double coat | | Temperament: Loyal, protective, independent | | Best Suited For: Active owners, water sports | |_______________________________________________| 1. The Historical Origins of the Breed
While they are loving family dogs, Chessies possess a temperament that distinguishes them from more outgoing retrievers like the Labrador. chessie moore dog
This dog may not be right for you if you are a first-time owner, live in a small apartment with no yard, have a low-energy lifestyle, or prefer a dog that is unconditionally friendly to all people and dogs. Brush them once a week with a rubber
Brush them once a week with a rubber curry brush to manage shedding. was bred for a specific, grueling task: retrieving
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was bred for a specific, grueling task: retrieving hundreds of waterfowl daily from the icy, turbulent waters of the Chesapeake Bay. II. Historical Origins
Her owner, a waterman named Elijah "Lige" Moore, quickly saw she was no ordinary dog. "That pup has the bay in her bones," he’d say. He named her Chessie—a local nickname for the Chesapeake Bay itself.
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