ATB

ATB
Welcome to the ATB blog "J & A's Brittanys" where we love to write about, share stories, post videos and pictures featuring our beautiful, well bred Brittany family bird dogs. With their established and recognized hunting heritage our dogs also measure up to the breed standard regarding health, appearance, movement, and temperament. Enjoy the stories of whelping puppies, tips on field training, bragging rights on accomplishments, sharing joys and sorrow, announcements and as the name implies - ALL THINGS BRITTANY! With a love of God, family, friends, and dog we welcome you.

Monday, February 15, 2010

Look What John Brought Home Now...

Okay... so I've heard it said that once you go to a few shows, hunt tests, field trials etc. you are in danger of catching a 'bug' and slowly but surely begin to accumulate certain items.  Should I be worried?

Brief Puppy Update:  We have nicknamed the entire litter and they are wearing colored collars now.  I took some pictures with the new camera but... battery died, so need to finish taking the rest.  We can tell you that the little boy nicknamed "Spud" and wears a green collar climbed up and out of the whelping box and into the other area.  John made a carpet covered ramp to make it easier because we know the rest will follow.  Two years ago, Molly and Jacks newborn pups did the same thing, and began to climb out to eliminate, and then climb back in - therfore making housebreaking go a little easier.  Wait til you see the latest photos - you will not believe how these babies have changed!  The transition that occurs between three and four weeks is always astounding !  

Guess there is another storm on the way... take care and God Bless - John, Ann and ATB

3 comments:

  1. What a tease!!!LOL! I'll be watching and waiting all day for the photos:)

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  2. Hmmmm, could ATB be All Things Horsie? Time will tell, can't wait to get our trailer out of storage and break it in at the field trials!

    Hope to see you all soon,
    Steve, Steph, Starr & Nash

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