Telfare's Brittanys 

 

 

As of  September 15th, 2016

 

It's been a while since I've updated the website.  I got very ill shortly after the last update.    It turned out I hade a tumor at the base of my cerebellum that was causing the trouble.  And, of course, it showed up on the very last test they did.  As soon as my Doctor saw the tumor he sent me straight to the hospital where they gave me load of steroids.  Part of my illness was not being able to keep anything down, so I was thrilled to eat!  The tumor was encapsulated so the surgeon was able to get it all.  I am now having radiation treatment and going to physical therapy.  Hopefully this is the end of it!

 

Ron held down the fort admirably!  But, the two young girls, D2 and Mystique, did not get the training and attention they would have gotten had I been healthy.  Fortunately they are both bright little girls who are doing fine with our pack.  They are great fun and I expect they will do well as they mature.

  

We will not be doing another breeding for at least a year.  Royale is permanently retired and Elf is going on a nice long break.  I hope to improve her recall so I can take her for walks in the woods like I did with her Grandma Dee.  Dee passed away this summer at 16 years of age.  She is missed.

If you are interested in being put on the waiting list for future litters  please contact us.

 

Jim was bred to Cozy again this summer.  She had nine puppies around the first of July.  The pups have already gone to their new homes. 

 

He also was bred again to the lovely Princess Diana.  She just had her puppies, five girls and two boys.  They will be ready to go to their new homes in about 8 weeks.  If you are interested in one of these fine pups contact Randy Gale at either nancy.randy@yahoo.com or call 989-672-1314.           I hope to have more pictures soon, but in the meantime you can find a picture of the litter on out Stud Service page.

 

In the meantime here is a picture of the puppies that Jim produced this summer with Cozy.   Both litters have shown a lot of color.