gene66

Thanks for all the info and offer of help, but now got my money back. just told them how small the gundog world is and how big the internet is, I reminded them its hard to get a good reputation and how easy they are lost. Once again thanks Gene.

Went to see them yesterday as they argreed, not there.... what a suprize. Saw a the guy next door and he told me to go today, as some kids get dropped off around 10ish, so they will be in. The neighbor also said they are not to be trusted and he hoped they didn't owe me money!!!!! Tradeing standards on monday and a call to BASC if I get no joy, will also get the vet info and check it out with them. I still need to get hold of Dave Bishop, but he may be a the midlands. Cheers for all the replys, Gene.

The dog is 2 1/2yrs old and was used last season, I'm going to see them tomorrow to try and get it sorted. the dog was not showing signs of any ear problems, I had him to my vet who said he was under weight and had skin mites and payed for his antibiotics/medicaded shampoo.

the breeder showed me the dog working on dummy's, we could not shoot as a horse was in fold and they only have a paddock. the only time I shot over the dog was when I took him back. I know the have 2 litters of lab's due any day now, pup's to sold as working/field trial....

Cheers for that, the dog is at there vets undergoing treatment so I can't get it back... and the breeder will not answer my call's.

Hi All, 3 weeks ago I bought a part trained gundog (fox red lab) from a local breeder, I was told it was trained by David Bishop the FT judge. After a week of settling in and a trip to the vets (under weight and skin mites), I took him out shooting, my friend was 50 or 60 yards away from and when his gun went off the dog ran away. We got the dog back after an hour search and took him home, I contacted the breeder to tell them the dog is gun shy and they told me to take him back the following Monday, which I did for them to have a look at him. We took him out to the field and the breeder t

Glad to see joined mate, we'll have to get out in the next few days.

First time on the marsh for me, came home with a 1 Canada & 1 mallard, but as Wag said " plenty about but very high ". Still a brill morning and would have gone just to watch, 2 in the freezer is a bonus.

rivers west eider jacket , muckboots and Army Gore-tex Over Trousers

Goin to work him on a couple of local shoots and would like to have a go at wildfowling.

Here's a pic of my new pup, he is 9 weeks and full of it.

I'm in the same boat and have decided on an Irish water spaniel, not easy to train but worth the effort.

I went to the Confined Breed Annual Water Test/Working test at chillington, there was some excellent dogs. I've been waiting for 12mts so far to get a pup, so get your name down with a breeder. I know there a few litters planned later this year/early next year, let me know if you want some info.

I contacted the membership secretary, he said he would send me the application form. several months later I am still waiting. I was thinking of contacting him again, to see if I could get any further. I will have a look at the web site. Cheers Gene.

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