Chesapeake Bay Retriever

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The Chesapeake Bay Retriever(aka the state dog Maryland) is a strong, medium sized dog. They have deep chests and  a short, strong back. Their tail is of medium length, and their short, harsh coat is water-proof. Their eye color varies from yellow to amber. The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is one of the toughest water dogs, and is a descendant of the Newfoundlands. Their life  expectancy is 10-13 years. Chessie's activity level is high; they are working dogs with great stamina. They enjoy hiking, swimming, and jogging. Chessies need to be brushed weekly, but you only have to bathe them every 3-4 months. Chessies need to be trained when they are puppies; otherwise, the can become willful and very assertive if training is neglected.



http://www.akc.org/breeds/chesapeake_bay_retriever/index.cfm

The American Kennel Club's meet the breeds: dog breeds A to Z/ author, The American Kennel Club

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