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Description

Helmsway Warrior of Thistlecrack aka Chip

Liver working cocker spaniel (small white bib)
12 inches to withers approx.
10kg in weight

Chip is the son of the 2019 cocker championship winner & field trial champion Kiltonbeck Rollo and field trial champion Bishwell Black Lace. Chip is a medium size cocker with a very high drive, great athleticism. We plan to trial him in the season 2024/25. He is producing very nice offspring and some of his pups are already competing in field trials and working tests. Chip is an extremely handsome dog and his pedigree is second to none.

Chip is fully health tested.

For more info on our stud dogs, puppy’s, kennelling please visit thistlecrackgundogs.co.uk

Details

Advert ID: 28272
County / Town: Hampshire -
Breed: Cocker Spaniels - Stud
Original Breeder: Yes
Health Checked: Yes
Vaccinations Up to Date: Yes
Worm and Flea Treated: Yes
KC Registered by Collection: Yes
Microchipped by Collection Date: Yes
Pet Viewable with Mother: Yes

Location

£500.00 (Fixed Price)

Advert ID: 28272
Views: 156
Date Posted: 2025-02-18
Last Updated: 2025-03-27

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Seller Details

Name: Grant Branton
Verified Breeder: No
Member Since: 30th April 2024
Posted Adverts: 11

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Make sure you see the gun dog in person at the breeders location before you pay any monies.
Make sure you see the puppies with the Dam and possibly with the Sire if he is available.
Make sure you have checked all the paper is correct and checked the KC number and their dates of birth.
If something seems not right you can walk away, but make sure you ask lots of questions. Some examples could be: Did you breed the dog(s) yourself? Can I see where they were breed? Can I see the Dam? How old is the mother and how many litters has she had? Was the birth natural or C section? Can I see the farther? Does the dog in question have any health issues? Can you see the registration of the Dam and Sire? Will they be vaccinated and wormed before I purchase?
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The puppies should appear happy, healthily and inquisitive.
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