Amba’s litter is coming on strong and healthy, we have been shocked with the litter being so even in weight. Amba is in fantastic shape and up to now hasn’t lost a pound!

 As the puppies grow it is becoming more difficult to tell them apart so we have micro-chipped each puppy for identification.

The litter has just finished there first course of worming with panacur 10% over 3 days. 

Over the next week we will be encouraging the puppies to eat soaked puppy food, 3 times a day. 

The chocolate chunky pups are now starting to eat us out of house and home, they have a very good appetite and mum does a fantastic job of keeping them topped up!!

Take a look.

Congratulations to Alison Webb on her new arrivals. Tara (Fallowfen Alice) produced a healthy and even litter of 6, 3 dogs 3 bitches. Puppies were born on the 26/01/08.  Puppies have very nice colouring very similar to there dad, Moss (Conneywarren Lord Wren Of Fallowfen).

Tara had a good problem free labour and soon settled down to motherhood.

Coco’s litter are doing fantastic they have just gone through there first dose of worming with panacur 10% at 2 weeks of age. Panacur is one of the widest ranging wormer’s on the market. They are now 3 weeks old and the males weigh an average 5lb and females 3lb. They have also been micro-chip for identification.  

They are being reared on goats milk and weetabix at present but will be fed CJS Natural Little Champ puppy food, Which we can highly recommend.

Another of our latest gundog litter! Mum and pups doing well. More soon!

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Our first update video of our latest chocolate Labrador Litter! All puppies doing well and gaining weight!

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We have been continuing Breezes training and are very pleased with her progress, she is a very biddable bitch who is very eager to learn and succeed. She is retrieving tennis balls, puppy dummies and pheasant wings. At this early stage we don’t use the pheasant wing too much for 1 main reason, being the wing is a lot more intriguing and may put her off retrieving tennis balls and dummies which would make early training difficult. Why then do we use it? It is important for any dog to get use to picking up all kinds of objects, if you give the command for her to retrieve you want your dog to make the pick.

As she walks with us to heel off the lead we reinforce the command “heel” just as we would if she was on the lead.