Rideau Gallery

	Rideau's Betsy Matilda is watching the road for incoming Tollers. Rideau Kennels frequently hosts visiting Tollers and Betsy is there to ensure the arrivals understand her position in the house.
Wee puppies are so easy to love! And tollers stay lovable their whole life.
	It's never too early to get into the duck.
Visiting Terra cotta of Rideau addresses the family for permission to come for her holidays again this year. Listening to her oratory are: Listeners, from back: her niece, Pixie, her nephew, Donney, her sister, Betsy, and her uncle Shadow.
	Tollers are great couch potatoes when things are quiet, but say the word and these two will be out and ready for action.
Whitecaps on the Rideau - a Missy/Puff puppy, now 8 years old, lives on Cumberland Strait in Nova Scotia, where one can still toll ducks in the Atlantic Ocean.
	It's nearly time to open the pool for summer swims and Betsy plans to be the first in and the last out!
Tollers are GREAT agility dogs! It combines their quick minds and bodies in a challenge that is new each and every trial.
	Our recent litters were certainly vocal, finding it not at all difficult to earn the screamer title. This little one acts as a dinner bell for the entire team.
Watch Dog - Will Work for Pie - Logan is waiting, patiently, for the pie to be tolled in and eaten.
	Logan is ready, now that the pie is lured to the shore, to partake and share in the family's good fortune.
Young Gromit in the green. Always a retriever, tollers often play fetch from the cradle. Gromit retrieved immediately and has not lost his love of the game.
	Young Logan here is determined that the sprinkler will not get the best of him. In this, Logan shows the spirit and adventurous nature Toller lovers adore in their dogs.
One of the highlights of the Rideau Kennels Toller Clinic is the chance for the dogs to swim and retrieve while the owners cheer them on from the sidelines.
	During a rare winter in Canada, the Riley's held a Snow Golf Tournament. Betsy and the other tollers enjoyed retrieving the stray balls and the not so stray balls.