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Our Kennels are situated near Newark, Nottinghamshire in the East Midlands. We are a specialist gundog kennel training and competing dogs to a high standard.

The breeds we specialise in ourselves are Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers. All from good working Gundog lines.

We offer a Yellow Labrador Retriever stud dog a Black Labrador Retriever stud dog and a Chocolate Labrador Retriever stud dog. Also available a working Golden Retriever stud dog and Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever stud dogs.

We have extensive knowledge of training a wide range of gundogs from retrievers to spaniels to HPRs and can give help and training advice for most situations.

Please remember we are only a phone call away for any help or advice whatever your situation we can help. Or feel free to use our Contact Us Form.

Updated June 2018

Rubble is our young working chocolate Labrador he is now a proven stud dog and available at stud.

Ruble Fallowfen Chocolate Labrador Stud F

Rubble is now 2 years old and coming into his working life nicely, he has always be a very calm collected dog and is now showing good ability.

Rubble’s kennel club name is Verrad Lancelot his health screening results can be seen below.

  • - Hips score – 6/6
  • - Elbow score – 0/0
  • - DNA test – prcd PRA – CLEAR
  • - DNA test – CNM – CLEAR
  • - DNA test – SD2 – CLEAR
  • - BVA eye certificate – CLEAR

Spring Update at Fallowfen GundogsWell its 2016 and meant to be spring however the only signs are that the snowdrops and daffodils have blossomed.

With a new year comes new members to our working team of gundogs. Three new members to our team and also standing at stud are Tully a working golden retriever, Sweep a blue roan working cocker spaniel and Grouse a yellow Labrador retriever.

All three boys had a few outings this past shooting season and showing the right temperament, attitude and working abilities.
Although our dogs are working companions it is also very important to look for the right dog to produce faithful family companions with fantastic temperaments.

With summer around the corner and lighter nights on the horizon it gives us an opportunity to get out and enjoy the dogs and address any training issues picked up during the last season.

This year we will be continuing with our group training sessions followed by our Charity fun day for all to enjoy from the average pet dog to the more competitive handler.

We are also looking to put some workshop days together to allow dog owners to train, discuss and understand dogs needs and characteristics.

For anyone looking for any help and advice please feel free to contact ourselves.

January 2015