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A Brittany puppy is quite possibly the cutest puppy alive, and as they mature they never really lose that adorable quality in their looks. But the Brittany is not a dog for everyone. They have a lot of energy, are very smart, and no matter how they are raised or where they live, every bone in their body wants to hunt. If you have not owned a Brittany before, please take the time to visit a local dog show or field trial to better acquaint yourself with this amazing breed. They aren't like a Lab or a Golden, but once smitten with them a lifelong love of the breed soon follows.

I am admittedly new to breeding Brittanys. I am not however, a backyard breeder. The health and well-being of my dogs is my first concern, and they are all intimate members of the household. I definitely do not know a life absent of fur on the couch, bed, you name it. I show my dogs in AKC events, time they really do enjoy! At the age of two I have OFA x-rays performed to evaluate my dogs' hips, and any potential mate is carefully screened for type, temperament, ability and health far in advance of an actual breeding. I know exactly my goal for each litter, whether Mother Nature agrees with me or not always remains to be seen!

Placing someone on my wait-list is a labor of love as important as anything else to me. I generally know what to expect from a litter temperament wise, and often a person may be suited for a Brittany, but not quite suited for one on the higher end of the energy range, or vice versa! It is my goal to find the right home for the right puppy. I will always take a dog back, no matter how long it has been, but I hope with enough care in the beginning that will never be necessary.