Fox Mtn Brittanys

01/02/2024

Happy First Birthday to the wonderful Lincoln x Ginger pups 💕

Wyatt, Rooster, Lumos, Finley, Nell, Cedar, Sunflower, Honey, Annabelle 🧡🤍🧡🤍

06/09/2023

Happy 2nd (belated) Birthday Ginger x Rebel puppies!

09/08/2023

Big congratulations to Fox Mtn-Sigbrit’s Tangerine Twist …”Brandy” (Ginger/Rebel) on her first major win! Owned by Tina Boyle, handled by Gina Currier

18/07/2023

Rooster, almost 6 month old pup from Ginger/Lincoln 🫶

14/07/2023

*Courtesy Post*

Three available male puppies from Wild Covey Kennels in California. This is a repeat breeding. Both parents are guide dogs and regularly hunt wild birds.

11/07/2023

*Courtesy Post*

Two male puppies available to hunting and/or companion homes. Ready to go, they come with a health guarantee as well. Parents have been consistently hunted on wild birds. Located in Western NC. Please message me and I will put you in touch with their breeder

06/07/2023

Baby Roo (Lincoln/Ginger) is at summer school 🧡

26/06/2023

Congratulations Nell (Fox Mtn’s Hold’en My Benelli) on her win. Nell is 5 months old from the Ginger x Lincoln litter

BPUP Sporting group 4th for baby Nell!
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13/06/2023

Sunday we went straight from the dog show to Orapax Hunting Preserve to have some fun! Love this picture by Eric Kallen Photography of Pepper paying close attention to Neal Kauder (NK9Training)

13/06/2023

from the number 1 mud puppy.

Fun fact: Rebel held the number one title before him.

12/06/2023

Fox Mtn’s Sweet As Can Bee “Honey” attended her first show this past weekend and walked away with Beginner Puppy Sporting Group 2! So proud of this lil pup!

07/06/2023

Wyatt (Ginger/Lincoln) and owner Ben

Wyatt

28/05/2023

19/05/2023

Firetruck pup

16/05/2023

Mr. Finley (Kenworth) from the Ginger x Lincoln litter

Finley.... this pup will be finding birds this fall!

14/05/2023

Yard work with Ginger tonight because idk why not it’s been a while

11/05/2023

Honey going for an adventure

29/04/2023

Pepper got two JH passes today at her first hunt test. She had a few lovely points and even backed her brace mate on one find. Good girl 🧡🤍🧡🤍

27/04/2023

Because I Loved Them First...

I didn’t sleep.
When I did it was in a whelping pen
Because I loved them first

I did all the health testing I could
I did pre and post whelping care
Because I loved them first

I miss life events, family gatherings, work, sleep and wouldn't have it any other way
My dogs come first that’s why all the questions
Because I loved them first

I cried over a still born I did CPR on for 20 min
I worried and cried and prayed over the weak and tiny ones fighting for them
I bottle fed and clean a million linens
Because I loved them first

I was the first to hold them
I was the first to trim their nails
I was first to give them a bath
I gave them confidence and encouragement
Because I loved them first

I will always take them back into my home
Because I loved them first

I worry and have sleepless nights even when they go to your home
Because I loved them first

When you call me with issues
Do not feel as though I do not care because remember
I LOVED THEM FIRST ❤️

25/04/2023

The girls playing this morning

24/04/2023

Honey working for her dinner

18/04/2023

Cedar from Ginger x Lincoln

“It’s easier to teach them than it is to change them” -J. Wells

📸 10 week old Brittany Pup in Virginia at Orapax Hunting Preserve during Jordan Wells Seminar courtesy of Robb Moore

17/04/2023

12/04/2023

Pepper
Out of the 2021 Ginger x Rebel litter
CH Sigbrit’s Sugar And Spice JH CA x CH Sigbrit’s The Last Rebel JH

12/04/2023

Honey Bee
9.5 weeks

09/04/2023

And then there was one… Fox Mtn’s Hold’en My Benelli… “Nell” (previously International) went to her new home today to be a show/field dog.

08/04/2023

Just because a dog is AKC registered, doesn’t mean it has a good pedigree.

Just because you don’t want to compete in dog sports doesn’t mean you don’t want to buy a dog from lines who have competed. Those letters next to a dogs name for generations prove trainability, intelligence and adaptability, as well as, health testing for the entirety of the dogs lineage. There’s a reason military and police departments acquire their working retrievers from hunt test and field trial pedigrees.

Just because someone selling puppies says they are “health checked,” doesn’t mean they have OFA tested hips and elbows, genetic panels etc. their vets opinion of the health of their dog means nothing when it comes to breeding mentally and physically sound dogs.

Well bred dogs cost more up front, you’re paying for all the time and energy put into the parents, more so than the puppy itself. But, it is typically a “buy once, cry once,” situation. Well bred dogs typically are more willing to train, have far less mental/behavior issues and will cost you far less for the duration of their life.

03/04/2023

Teach your children well