Working Pedigree IKC Registered Cocker Spaniel for stud

Haemish is now a little over 7 years. I travelled to the black isle in Scotland for him as a friend had obtained a puppy from a previous litter of the same parents. Although from a working line, Haemish has not pursued this career and has chosen a very active life on the hills and beeches of North Donegal. He is an exceptional dog, rugged, very fit and wild. His lineage must continue! He is picky and will only consider a working line pedigree bitch! Papers on request.

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