Lack of white is not a fault; Tollers can be born without white markings. Dogs with white on the shoulders, around ears, back of neck, across back or flanks, or with silvery, grey or black areas in coat are disqualified from conformation shows.The Toller was bred to retrieve from icy waters and must have a water-repellent double coat of medium length and softness and a soft dense undercoat. Some winter coats may form a long loose curl at the throat. Featherings are soft and moderate in length, the tail is well feathered and held jauntily when the dog is excited or moving.. The hair on the muzzle is short and fine. Tollers are excellent hunting companions. They excel at many types of sporting competitions such as agility, dock diving, and obedience. Their keen sense of smell, intelligence, drive for work, and small size make them perfect search and rescue dogs. The breed standard states that the dog should have a strong retrieving drive, intense birdiness, endurance, and a love for water.Tollers do not have an aggressive bark.
white on the shoulders, around ears, back of neck, across back or flanks, or with silvery, grey or black areas white on the shoulders, around ears, back of neck, across back or flanks, or with silvery, grey or black areas in coat
white on the shoulders, around ears, back of neck, across back or flanks, or with silvery, grey or black areas white on the shoulders, around ears, back of neck, across back or flanks, or with silvery, grey or black areas in coat