Working Cocker Spaniel, KC registered

Working Cocker Spaniel (Kennel Club registered) available for STUD. Producing lovely strong pups.

PLEASE NOTE THIS DOG IS FOR STUD ONLY AND NOT FOR SALE.

Stunning looking dog and 100% of sound temperament and great around children. Excellent working dog and will hunt heavy cover and retrieving land and water. He’s hunting all game, pheasants, duck, snipe, woodcock. He is an exceptional woodcock dog and with bags of drive. Excellent around small children and great family pet too.

Very good hunting lines. His breeding includes the likes of FTCH RANDALYN BLACK JACK , FTCH ARGYLL WARRIOR, FTCH MAESYDDERWEN JACKDAW , FTCH TIMSGARRY SIMPSON, FTCH MALLOWDALE RIA.

KC name: KENTIXEN WHAT ABOUT US

Colour: LEMON and WHITE

Date of birth November 2015

All vaccinations are up to date and wormed regularly.

He is a proven stud dog and has produced the following colours, solid chocolate, liver and white, solid black, black and white, gold, lemon and white roan, chocolate and white roan.

FIVE nice strong litters sired to date. See photos of some of the pups he has produced.

Photo No. 8 is of one of his older dog pups at nine months old. More photos available. Litters from him are registered with the IKC and EKC.

He is not pushy and will suit maiden bitches. Fee includes 2 matings/ties with 24 to 48 hours in between matings. If bitch fails to fall in pup then free mating on next season. Experienced handler to ensure the safety of both dogs during mating. Payment due on first mating/tie.

Or might do a deal for a pup from litter if agreed.

Call or text for details. No time wasters please.

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