Puppies

last updated:
11-27-11

CH Trystyn's State Trooper "Iddi Biddi" had her puppies on January 30th. 2012. There are 3 girls and 2 boys. The puppies will be be going to their new homes around the first of April. We still have two puppies that are not spoken for. We are looking for good homes for these puppies. Please e-mail us at trystyn@hughes.net or call us at 734-475-3894!

"Iddi Biddi" CH Trystyn's State Trooper	"Crockett" Trystyn's Spring Into Action (photo: LaBelle Photography)
Iddi Biddi's Health Info:	Crockett's Health Info:
Hips: OFA Good Elbows: OFA Normal, Eyes: CERF-Normal Heart: OFA Normal Thyroid OFA Normal	Hips: Pre-lim Normal Elbows: Pre-lim Normal Eyes: CERF Normal Thyroid: TGAA Negative Crockett's official health tests will be done in March when he turns two years of age.
Iddi Biddi was Winners Bitch at the WSSCA supported entry the day before National Specialty in Wichita, KS. Iddi Biddi has a sweet gentle nature and loves people.	Crockett was Best in Sweeps at the 2011 WSSCA National Specialty in Harrisburg, PA. Crockett has an outgoing temperament and loves everyone he meets! We will start seriously showing Crockett towards his championship in 2012.

Picture of Iddi Bidd's Head	Picture of Crockett's Head.

It seems that most people inquire about getting a female puppy with the common misconception that the females have better temperaments. We often get the question: What is the difference in temperament between a male and female Welsh Springer? In this breed there is not really a large difference in the temperament between a male and female. As breeders we tend to keep more females than males, but of the males we have they are just as nice temperament wise as the females. In fact most visitors to our home like our males better than the females. The males tend to be very outgoing and love to have fun! If you are looking for a pet companion and not a breeding prospect you may want to consider a male too.

*We do not ship puppies in cargo! If you are interested in a puppy and live a long distance away we encourage you to get a flight here to meet us and our dogs. You can fly home with your puppy under the seat in a secure carrier.

Interested in a puppy from future litters? Please fill out the puppy questionnaire and call us at 734-475-3894:
PUPPY QUESTIONNAIRE

The Welsh Springer Spaniel Club of America has a breed rescue program and occasionally there are young or older adult dogs looking for good homes. If you think you would be interested in a rescue please go to the WSSCA Breed Rescue Page.