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That's what I'm looking for. Any info, tips or referrals appreciated.

Try Berg Bros Setters in Minnesota.

You fell in love with also, Bruce said we would.

Thanks WM70, I'll try. Most breeders are backed up for a year it seems.
Update: Great looking dogs but they aren't Llewellins. But I'll keep it in mind in case.

Bob, I've had a lot of dogs I loved very much. Duchess was special. I miss her so.

Bob...Griz...

I wish I had some out of Ms Scarlet and her progeny. I have only Ms Jenny-Penny left, and she's too old to breed now.

These were a special run of dogs, and my heart aches at the thought of it ending soon.

Ms Scarlet: Her first Ruffed Grouse hunt


Her last ever hunt. She was gone a week later.


Jenny as a youngster Left and Papa Rocky The Giant:


Cookie enjoying the off-season:


I have to say that I am thankful that you two were privileged to be owned by two wonderful Llewellins.

Bruce- thanks from the bottom of my heart for letting these wonderful girls be a part of our lives. Time passed way too fast.

I have a male Llewellin That I would love to have a pup from. He is easily the best handling bird dog i've ever owned, just a natural.

If I remember the story right, Scott and Ben Berg (Setters Unlimited) used to advertise breeding Llewelyns but dropped it after the parent line of their dogs failed a DNA test. That is what I recall from an article years ago, I haven't brought it up to either of them as it might be a touchy subject.

I am considering calling in my favor and getting a red setter out of them, the one I kept for about 15 months was pretty good. I like dogs that are different and that would fit the bill.

Pups from good lines have a wait, a year out is common and I know more than one that are out as many as two+ years. I got a place on the list of a couple kennels just to have first dibs on pups when I want one. This way I can pass on a litter if it doesn't suit me and wait for a later one.

Absolutely

Where did it go, and I add you to my gratitude list of people owned by their Llewellins.

Have you considered cloning, Bruce? I'm not kidding. We didn't have time. I love your pictures but apparently I'm allergic to them. So beautiful.

This thread brings tears to my eyes------What I wouldn't give for another Lake Llewellin. Peg wouldn't mind at all Bruce Love the photo of Cookie------I thought it was Annie for a minute. Or as you called her--"Meatball"


What did you call your's MT?

Bob- her name was Rosie. Like the others in this line she was such a sweetheart my wife said we could have 10 if they were all like Rosie.

Rosie knew she was beautiful.

Great picture of a really nice pup. No plans on a dog right now, but one like that would be awfully hard to resist!

I think that's the only pic it took to seal the deal.

Did Duchess sight unseen and couldn't have been luckier. I had seen Ms Scarlet of course.

gorgeous little pup

Grouse Ridge in upstate New York, Flanigan is his name.

I'll check it out. Thanks

Those are beautifully marked English Setters but I am still looking for Llewellin. A fine line, but a line nonetheless.

I did get a possible lead on Houdini Llewellins..

From day one!!!!