 L to R; Puddin' (our small but perfectly formed pure Working Cocker boy), we have decided to pair with Teagol (Dad, Ernest and Mum, Blottie), as she nears 2 1/2 years old. She is due on heat around the end of April (going by previous heat cycles), but if she comes on much later than that, we may leave her until her next heat, which would be the end of 2020. Very excited at the prospect of what this pairing will produce.
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Jean
2/29/2020 10:59:39 am
Heart melts . Sooo cute beautiful photo xx
Louise
3/2/2020 03:24:11 am
They do make a lovely pair. It will be very exciting to see what mixture of puppies they'll produce Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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