Downs Lake Kennel - AKC English Springer Spaniel Trained Puppies
English Springer Spaniel, Hunter, Companion, Best Friend, Puppy Obedience Training, Puppy House Training, Spokane, Washington English Springer Spaniel Puppy Breeder
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Carolyn Smelcer
08:48 AM on April 28, 2013
Thank-you for going to lunch with Pam and me and for all the advice. Looking forward to going to the May show with you
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Smoossetoorce
03:43 PM on February 07, 2011
heya everybody I am new here
I just found this forum from researching several keywords for my school project. I simply wanted to say hello to everyone. Thanks!
I just found this forum from researching several keywords for my school project. I simply wanted to say hello to everyone. Thanks!
Grandma Bev, Sofie (Shawna) is doing so well! One accident since she has been home and it was my fault for not being quick enough! She fetches and returns like a champ at only 8 and a half weeks old and already knows and comes to her name in just 3 and a half days. She is truly a love bug. Thanks so much for the work you do with the puppies before they come home. It makes for a very smooth transition. See you in a couple of weeks!
I would like to send you some photos Bev, now that Rocky is almost a year. I am writing a story about family pets too and will send you a copy.
Hi Jewell,
I totally agree with you on the information you have given in regards to the eye certifications. I know that this is a heartfelt subject from your experience with your beloved springer who became blind. I would like you to consider that it may be more important to have several generations of normal testings since it is a hereditary defect. I believe there is a much bigger picture than yearly testings of the same two breeding pair.
I totally agree with you on the information you have given in regards to the eye certifications. I know that this is a heartfelt subject from your experience with your beloved springer who became blind. I would like you to consider that it may be more important to have several generations of normal testings since it is a hereditary defect. I believe there is a much bigger picture than yearly testings of the same two breeding pair.
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Jewell
12:56 PM on December 06, 2010
These are beautiful babies and I can see that Bev loves them dearly but please ask that she have them tested for eye problems every year (CERF) and especially before breeding. The puppies should really be tested too. English Springer Spaniels have a history of genetic inherited eye diseases that may not show up until the dog is older. Some people think testing is not important because this is just a pet - not a breeder - but it can be heartbreaking down the line if the companion you love goes blind.
http://essfta.org/essfta/health_research.htm#eyes
http://essfta.org/essfta/health_research.htm#eyes
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Sharon DeCarr
10:14 AM on November 30, 2010
Hi Granma (Moe) wishes you and the family Happy Holidays!!! He will be three years old soon. He wants a baby sister for Christmas. Well Dad and I don't know if we think he is ready. It's the training 2 dogs to get a long in the same house. The teething, the up all nites till the little one starts sleeping. Guess we will just have to wait till Santa decides.
Moe
PS: I have moved to Conyers, GA
Moe
PS: I have moved to Conyers, GA
Hi Bev! Willow (formerly wishes) is now 10 months old and calming down nicely! She has learned not only Sit and Down but also Stay, Jump up, Twirl, and Go to Jail (sit in the hallway when she's rowdy) she LOVES to learn new tricks! She jogs next to a bicycle instead of walks and likes to dance when we dance, such a happy girl!
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Kim@TheKingsCavaliers.com
04:43 PM on November 13, 2010
Enjoyed your site and browsing your pics!
Kim
www.TheKingsCavaliers.com
Kim
www.TheKingsCavaliers.com
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