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Triggerjac Beretta now available for stud.

'Bracken' is a fully trained working Springer spaniel, who works throughout the North Yorkshire moors and Northumberland in my picking up team. He is a pleasure to own, handle and train and is a proven stud dog. He is producing litters of black and white and liver and white pups, with an average litter size of around 7 pups.

Bracken is health tested for the following; UNAFFECTED current BVA/KC/ISDS eye cert: April 2024 0. Gonioscopy

DNA tests;

AMS CLEAR - Kennel Club recommended

Fucosidiosis CLEAR - Kennel Club recommended

PFK CLEAR - Kennel Club recommended

PRA (cord1) CLEAR - Kennel Club recommended

DM CLEAR

EIC CLEAR

(FN(E)) CLEAR

Shaking puppy Syndrome CLEAR

Bracken's inbreeding coefficient is 9.9% (breed average is 11%).

Price is for 2 ties, 48 hours apart, usually on days 11 and 13 of your dogs season. If your bitch does not have any pups a 2nd mating can be arranged when desired for no extra cost.

Through out your bitches pregnancy up until pups leave for their new homes, we are happy to offer advice wherever we can.

For more information please get in touch

Details

Advert ID: 28396
County / Town: Northumberland -
Breed: Springer Spaniel - Stud
Original Breeder: No
Pet DOB: 2017-12-28
Health Checked: No
Vaccinations Up to Date: No
KC Registered by Collection: No
Microchipped by Collection Date: No
Pet Viewable with Mother: No

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£350.00 (Fixed Price)

Advert ID: 28396
Views: 101
Date Posted: 2025-03-07
Last Updated: 2025-03-26

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Seller Details

Name: Rebecca Houseman
Verified Breeder: No
Member Since: 30th April 2024
Posted Adverts: 1

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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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Only when you are absolutely sure about the dog and the breeder do we advise you go ahead with your purchase.
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The breeder should give you the opportunity to see and handle all of the puppies in the litter, rather than the one you are buying.
The puppies should appear happy, healthily and inquisitive.
The breeder should not be selling puppies that are unwell or shows signs of illness like runny eyes or weakness or diarrhoea.
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