Hi Amanda & Phillip,

Just to let you know that Fingal is still doing really well and loving the ton of snow that we’ve had. He’s getting lots of attention because the schools have been closed and the boys and their friends have been playing with him outside. He looks a little bit sad in the second photo there, but he really isn’t!

He’s been doing well at puppy classes, apart from weeing on the floor one week ( the only person who was phased by that was me!) and can do sit and down pretty reliably and is learning heel. He likes to play fetch although only a few times and can dribble with a football too. He’s a bundle of fun and so sociable everyone takes to him, although he nearly went off with the postman yesterday so we have to keep an eye on him. He has the occasional accident in the house, usually later in the evening when he’s tired and is good about asking out for a poo. We’ve kept him on the same food, up to 320g a day and this seems to be suiting him well.

He’s going to be very like bomber and has a lovely nature, full of mischief but does take a telling. We’re all really enjoying having him and he seems to be having a whale of a time too. He’s made such a difference to our lives I would not have believed it!

We’ll keep you posted with his expoits.

Kind regards,

Anne

Hi All, here are some pictures of Cairn having some fun in the snow over the last few days.
It was nice to see other Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers at the Gundogs Of Scotland show earlier this month as we don’t see many up here and winning best Toller Puppy  she will meet her brother Donald at Crufts which will be good to see how they compare.
Cairn is doing well at Obedience and starts her puppy Agility training in Dec. 
Michael & Janet

Donald the Duck Toller in the snow for the first time and take a look at the rosettes and still only 9 months of age. Well done!

We have successfully mated Faith aka FallowfenFaithful Fox one of our working toller girls to our very own Bomber aka Can Ch Tollchester Seawild Cherrybomb one of our proven Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever stud dogs.

Faith is a trained gundog who lives up  to her name in every way, Faithful!

Faith our Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever bitch can be seen working HERE. 

All being well we should have Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever puppies due the end of January 2011.

If you would like any other information on this fantastic pairing or their litter of toller puppies please feel free to contact us.

One-to-one training is ideal for young dogs. Usually from about 13 weeks of age and suitable for puppies up to 12 months. Starting with a young puppy enables you to get into good habits from the very beginning but it essential that you keep it up. This is also a good option for those of you that need session times to fit in around your schedule, or that prefer individual attention. We also give you homework and the opportunity to work on a particular skill or objective. Need some advice on getting started with your puppy give us a call on 01636 821600.

We have recently sold a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever puppy to Mr and Mrs Andrew Howells. Andrew and Gemma are a friendly couple who have huge interest in rural sports. There added value is they are pretty fantastic photographers!

Any body looking for those fantastic pictures of there gundogs working these are the people to get in touch with.

A bit more information on Andrew

We would like to say a big thank you for everyone that keeps in touch and sends us updates on the progress of puppies past and present.

We feel this is so important so we as responsible breeders can monitor progress on certain matings and whether or not we have produced a well balanced puppy.

We have added some of the  photos for you all to enjoy!