Hard Working Springer Spaniel for stud

Hard working Springer Spaniel for STUD

Please note that THIS DOG IS FOR STUD ONLY AND NOT FOR SALE.

IKC name: MYLOS NEXT CHALLENGE

Colour: liver and white, nicely marked

Date of birth April 2022

All vaccinations are up to date and wormed regularly.

Bruno is an elegant looking dog and well built with great structure. He is also an excellent working dog, he will face any type of cover, he is retrieving land and water and hunting all game, He is a super woodcock dog. Excellent temperament and great around kids. Bred from great hunting lines.

Bruno is a well proven stud dog and has produced some very strong litters to date with healthy pups.

He has 100% success rate with each bitch he has covered.

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. I might do a deal for a pup from litter if agreed. Experienced handler to ensure the safety of both dogs throughout the process.

This truly is a stunning example of a working springer and you will not be disappointed with him.

Copy of Bruno’s pedigree is in the photos.

Feel free to call or text for details or information. No time wasters please.

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