Puppies

Piney Run Kennel

2180 Hutcheson Rd.

Baskerville, VA 23915

434-774-2763

PUPPIES

Upcoming Litter for 2010

Our next litter is planned for summer 2010. We will breed FC Dr. Hutch to Piney Run Lily. Hutch's sire is NAFC/FC/AFC Piney Run Sam and Lily is from the first breeding of FC Piney Run Art and Maxwell's Southern Hospitality. These pups should make excellent wild bird dogs. This litter is $650. A $100 deposit is required to reserve your pup that is refundable until pups are on the ground. For more information, click on Guarantees.

View pedigree: HutchLilyPedigree

Hutch is on left and Lily is on right:

PINEY RUN PUPPIES

The type of pup Piney Run Kennel strives to produce!

Piney Run Rex at 14 weeks old pointing a covey of quail and demonstrating the natural ability he was born with.

Breeding good bird dogs is an art and requires a combination of vision and knowledge along with some good luck. Anyone can breed dogs, but few can do it well. We have been doing it for over 20 years and try to do it well.

Our pups come from field trial lines, and we average one to two litters a year. We keep at least one pup from each litter, so we can evaluate what we produce because we believe the best bird dogs are bred and not made. The sires and dam are finished dogs so we can assess their natural abilities and trainability.

Our dogs are trainable!

Here is a photo of one of our dogs at 20 months old that is steady-to-wing-and-shot. He was a pleasure to train because he was born with so much natural point and desire to find birds.

Our dogs go to serious hunters!

We are proud that many of our dogs go to serious hunters. Below is a photo that Jim F. sent us from a hunting trip to South Dakota. Both dogs come from our kennel. Rusty is six and Max will be two in June.

Here is photo of Trent S. and Ivy on a recent grouse/woodcock hunt in Wisconsin. Ivy is 18 months old. Trent said he couldn't believe how hard she hunted. He is really proud of her!

Our dogs go to family homes!

If you are looking for a family pet, we suggest that you consider a pup from field trial lines. These pups have multiple field-titled ancestors in their pedigrees.

Here are a few good reasons to consider a pup from field trial lines:

Field trial dogs have proven that they are trainable.

Field trial dogs are generally healthy because field trialers do not invest money in dogs that are not physically capable of winning.

Field trial dogs generally have good temperaments because field trialers cannot compete with dogs that are aggressive or fearful.

ABC Members Puppies/Started Dogs

If you are looking for a Brittany pup or started dog, the best place to begin your search is to contact a breeder that is a member of a regional club of the American Brittany Club (ABC). These breeders are dedicated to the breed and to producing healthy sound dogs. They can answer your questions and help you find the pup that is right for you.

To help you in your search, we are pleased to provide information about field-bred pups and started dogs currently available from members of the Tarheel and Southeastern Brittany Clubs (North Carolina and Virginia areas), and Georgia Brittany Club. Please click here: ABC Members Puppies.