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Well Sally spent New Years Day producing a terrific litter of setter pups.
Those of you involved in FDSB field trials can appreciate how amazing it is to have pups born on the first day of the year. http://www.kendalhills.ca/english-se...oming-litters/
Nice.
Did you get a picture of her holding yesterdays paper so everyone will believe you?;)
Awesome news! Sally is such a good mom. How many pups total?
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Eleven healthy pups and one tired Mom.
Congrats Tim! They look adorable. Hopefully I'm not up in your neck of the woods any time soon lol
"Those of you involved in FDSB field trials can appreciate how amazing it is to have pups born on the first day of the year. " quote Tim
I know what that means . NOt fair!! How did you make that happen? ( just kidding you). Congrats . :) Anyone looking for a setter could do no better than one of Tim's . 8+weeks in the Spring. Perfect! Ohhhh if only I was younger.
Oh boy, momma looks tired! Gorgeous though. And the little peanuts... just adorable. Thanks for posting. (I am such a sucker for puppies...)
Cute little buggers, mom sure looks pooped.
Looks just like my dog.
Lol. Theres one that wants out of the pile. NOW!!!
Congrats
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Well they're growong like weeds.
Eyes & ears all open and starting to munch on puppy food.
With all that competition for Mom's "attention" who can blame them.
They all look really healthy .
That's great Tim! I've had a chance to see both these dogs handle wild birds and these should be exceptional puppies. We used "Fireaway" as our RU Champion at the 2012 National Amateur Grouse Championship am really excited to see you breeding to him. These little guys are going to make some news owners awfully proud!