Description
Kellandbrook Jäger
Jäger is a homebred, very small and compact working cocker with a lovely, easy-going temperament. He is a happy little dog who is a pleasure to have around, both at home and out working.
He is used for picking up as part of a team and beating, He has a fantastic off switch in the house, making him a lovely all-round dog.
I also own his dam, sire, grandsire and grandmother, so have a close understanding of his pedigree and the lines behind him.
Jäger is a proven stud dog and has produced some lovely tan-point offspring.
Health tested:
● AMS – Clear
● FN – Clear
● PRA – Clear
● Current clear eye certificate
● PLA – Grade 0
● Hip score: 8/8
● Elbow score: 0
Kellandbrook Gundogs
Description
Kellandbrook Jäger
Jäger is a homebred, very small and compact working cocker with a lovely, easy-going temperament. He is a happy little dog who is a pleasure to have around, both at home and out working.
He is used for picking up as part of a team and beating, He has a fantastic off switch in the house, making him a lovely all-round dog.
I also own his dam, sire, grandsire and grandmother, so have a close understanding of his pedigree and the lines behind him.
Jäger is a proven stud dog and has produced some lovely tan-point offspring.
Health tested:
● AMS – Clear
● FN – Clear
● PRA – Clear
● Current clear eye certificate
● PLA – Grade 0
● Hip score: 8/8
● Elbow score: 0
Kellandbrook Gundogs
Details
- Advert ID: 33598
- County / Town: Devon
- Location: Crediton, UK
- Breed: Cocker Spaniels - Stud Dogs
- Original Breeder: Yes
- Health Checked: Yes
- Hip Dysplasia Screening: No
- Elbow Dysplasia Screening: No
- Eye Screening Scheme: No
- prcd-PRA DNA Test: No
- Familial Nephropathy DNA Test: No
- Vaccinations Up to Date: No
- Worm and Flea Treated: Yes
- KC Registered by Collection: Yes
- Microchipped by Collection Date: Yes
- Pet Viewable with Mother: No
🐶 Buyer’s Checklist for Gun Dogs
Whether you’re buying, selling, or studding a dog, it’s essential to take the right steps to protect yourself—and the animals involved.
- Always meet the dog in person at the breeder’s home or kennel—never agree to buy without seeing them first.
- Ask to see the puppies with their Dam (mother), and the Sire (father) if available.
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Verify all paperwork:
- Kennel Club (KC) registration number
- Date of birth
- Health screening results
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Prepare questions to ask the breeder. Some helpful ones include:
- Did you breed the dog(s) yourself?
- Can I see where they were bred and raised?
- How old is the Dam, and how many litters has she had?
- Was the birth natural or via C-section?
- Are there any known health issues?
- Can I see documentation for both Dam and Sire?
- Will the puppy be vaccinated and wormed before purchase?
- If something feels off, walk away. Don’t ignore red flags.
- Ask for advice from a trusted third party if you’re unsure.
- Take your time. This is a big decision—don’t rush it.
- Puppies should appear happy, healthy, clean, and curious.
- You should be allowed to see and handle all puppies in the litter, not just the one you're considering.
- Never buy a puppy younger than 8 weeks old.
- Avoid any puppies that show signs of illness—e.g. runny eyes, weakness, or diarrhoea.
- Is the whelping pen clean?
- Do the dogs have access to fresh water, clean food, and adequate space?
- The living conditions can say a lot about the breeder’s standards.
- Ensure you receive the KC registration form and all relevant documents at the time of payment.
- Write up a simple contract to protect both buyer and seller—especially important in case circumstances change.
- Never agree to buy a puppy in a car park or public place. Always go to the breeder's premises.
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