Chesador
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DBR
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IDCR
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Chesdadore, Cheasdor |
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Living with a Chesador
Family Dog: The Chesador is a great family dog. They do well with children and other pets.
Shedding: The Chesador sheds all year around, especially in the fall and spring.
Grooming: The Chesador needs occasional brushing.
Training: The Chesador is an intelligent dog who learns quickly using positive techniques.
Behavior: The Chesador is a high energy, affectionate, protective, loving dog. They can be heavy chewers and make excellent retrievers. They can become stubborn and willful if spoiled.
Barking: The Chesador has a powerful sounding bark. With proper training the barking of the Chesador can be very managable.
Exercise: The Chesador loves the outdoors. They can walk longer than you can and love playing fetch.
Physical Ability: The Chesador is a strong, athletic, enduring and fast dog.
Living Conditions: The Chesador should have a large yard as they love to spend time outdoors.
Chesador Appearance
Appearance: The Chesador is a large dog with floppy ears and a lean, muscular, retriever build. They have a thick, curly, shiny medium length, dark coat.
Size: A fully grown Chesador weighs between 50 to 80 pounds.
Companionship: The Chesador makes an excellent, affectionate, loving companion dog.
Eyes: The Chesador may have the gold Chessie or brown eyes.
Ears: The Chesador has large, floppy ears.
Body: The Chesador has a lean, muscular, retriever build.
Gait: The Chesador has long, ground covering strides.
Tail: The tail is slightly curved and covered in long hair.
Coat: The Chesador has a thick, coarse, shiny dark brown or black coat with wavy long hair on their back.
Chesador Health
Health: The Chesador has a Labrador shaped head with a kind expression.
* The most accurate way to determine characteristics of a mixed breed is by researching the parent breeds.
** Not all dogs being represented by this name consist of the exact percentages listed above.
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