ISO - Brittany Pup

[SLE]

Looking for a Brittany pup. Not in a huge hurry but would like to find one in the next 6-9 months. Ideally a liver and white male but open to others if health and background is good. Needs to first and foremost have solid field traits / pedigree and be socialized well with people and animals.

Any leeds or anyone raising pups, shoot me a pm or reply. Will be going to a hunting home (30-50 days a year in the field and summers at the lake) in a family setting with 6 acres of yard to run and will be in the house and part of the family. Have owned and grown up with brit’s my entire life.

Thanks,

 

[BDub]

Looking for a Brittany pup. Not in a huge hurry but would like to find one in the next 6-9 months. Ideally a liver and white male but open to others if health and background is good. Needs to first and foremost have solid field traits / pedigree and be socialized well with people and animals.

Any leeds or anyone raising pups, shoot me a pm or reply. Will be going to a hunting home (30-50 days a year in the field and summers at the lake) in a family setting with 6 acres of yard to run and will be in the house and part of the family. Have owned and grown up with brit’s my entire life.

Thanks,

Northern Star Brittany's out of Wilton. Lisa Hedstrom. Her pups are in high demand. Check her out.

 

[SLE]

Seen them and Coteau Kennels out of Bismarck doing some internet sleuthing. Coteau raising French Brits and Northern Star focusing on American Brits. Have had both, currently have a Liver and White cross between a French and American.

 

[Kurtr]

Seen them and Coteau Kennels out of Bismarck doing some internet sleuthing. Coteau raising French Brits and Northern Star focusing on American Brits. Have had both, currently have a Liver and White cross between a French and American.

I have 0 experience with brits but i have run retriever tests using coteau kennels grounds and got to see him working some young dogs on pigeons and from my not really knowing anything perspective they looked like they were pretty hard charging pups and had really good attitudes

 

[SLE]

Kurt, curious if it was the same Coteau kennel. when I searched for them for the first time there is a Coteau View Kennel in SD that has pointing labs, and then Coteau Prairie Kennel on the outskirts of Bismarck in Menoken that raises British and Irish Labs, and then of course a third one, the Coteau Kennel that does French Brittany's.

 

[SLE]

Crazy they all elected to have a similar name.

 

[Kurtr]

Kurt, curious if it was the same Coteau kennel. when I searched for them for the first time there is a Coteau View Kennel in SD that has pointing labs, and then Coteau Prairie Kennel on the outskirts of Bismarck in Menoken that raises British and Irish Labs, and then of course a third one, the Coteau Kennel that does French Brittany's.

So i was a little off and messed up dog breeds and kennel names(embarassing). It was Tom Ness's place we were at and i could have swore he was running some brits and they could have been client dogs but he is a springer guy. He might have leads as he is in that world.

https://www.oahekennels.com/

I know the conde sd kennel i have ran with them and dont know the other one with british and irish labs

 

[EnglishCocker]

https://www.dogwoodbrittanys.com/
They are worth the drive

 

[SLE]

Thanks guys. Dogwood Brittany's look great, the 15 hour one way drive, not so much, I'll have to think about that.

 

[svnmag]

Get a training collar before you get the pup. X/3.14. They're not born with manners and quickly learn not to obey when out of grabbing range. READ READ READ.

That is all.

 

[Kurtr]

Get a training collar before you get the pup. X/3.14. They're not born with manners and quickly learn not to obey when out of grabbing range. READ READ READ.

That is all.

That’s what a check cord is for collars are not used to teach

 

[svnmag]

That’s what a check cord is for collars are not used to teach

No shit?! I check corded the fuck out of Sadie. I guess I should've jerked her guts out her mouth and broke her gd neck: Neighbor affixed a shock collar and she INSTANTY obeyed with the "light sensation in my hand" setting.

I didn't take the hint and watched her get mashed by a gold in color Chevy Suburban during a rare "straight down" blizzard while she chased after her mom on her way to get another refrigerator:

Also, we're talking brits not labs.

 

[Kurtr]

No shit?! I check corded the fuck out of Sadie. I guess I should've jerked her guts out her mouth and broke her gd neck: Neighbor affixed a shock collar and she INSTANTY obeyed with the "light sensation in my hand" setting.

I didn't take the hint and watched her get mashed by a gold in color Chevy Suburban during a rare "straight down" blizzard while she chased after her mom on her way to get another refrigerator:

Also, we're talking brits not labs.

A dogs a dog I don’t care if you are talking malinois or Brit or mutt they all learn the same

You don’t teach with a ecollar you re enforce known commands.

There are four quadrants of dog training and only using the negative well you seen the results.

 

[SLE]

Guys, I appreciate the responses keeping it at the top of the current topics but training ones dogs can be left to the individual. This aint my first rodeo, I've spent the last 30 years with Brittany's at my side, when I find the right pup, I'll worry about the training. Each dog, there personality, drive, demeanor, softness, and where they fit in the "pack" dictate training methods. You guys worry about your dogs training, I'll worry about mine. training tactics is not what this thread is about.