Elaine Bartlett's
Brittany Puppy Page

We have NO puppies and NO plans for future breedings at this time.

We have only Bred ONE time!
Information about our One and Only Breeding follows!
This was a VERY small litter of ONLY ONE puppy!

One male puppy arrived on July 6, 2006 and weighed in at 10 ounces.

The breeding is:

(DAM) CH Three B's Oneida Sunset CGC "Oneida"
(SIRE) DC Wyngolds Tough to Touch "Redd".

Please see our Puppy Pictures Page for newborn pictures of the little one.
Please see our Planned Breedings page for more information about Oneida, Redd, and the breeding.
The PUPPY is growing!!
Here he is at 7 weeks and 3 days old!

PLEASE...PLEASE...PLEASE...

Puppies are cute...and BRITTANY PUPPIES are some of the most adorable puppies around.

But, before you get a Brittany, please go to the American Brittany Rescue site and read the wonderful information they have about Brittanys. Especially, look under ABOUT BRITTANYS Read Choosing a Brittany and Responsible Breeders.

American Brittany Rescue

Before you take a Brittany into your home...really think about what a Brittany is like. A Brittany is NOT the perfect breed for all families.

  • Some families will find the energy of a Brittany too much for them.
  • Some families will find the Brittany's problem solving intelligence too much for them.
  • Some families will find that they don't like the time commitment of exercising and training their dog.
  • Some families would rather have a dog that lies at their feet and never thinks about how to escape the backyard.
  • Some families would be totally disgusted by a dog who practices coprophagia (stool eating).

I'm NOT saying that each Brittany owner will have the challenges of the above, but you need to know what Brittanys and other dogs can be like before you even think about bringing one into your home.

TALK to owners of Brittanys. What do they like most about the breed? What do they like least? Is a Brittany right for you?? Don't know anyone who owns a Brittany? I'll be happy to introuduce you to others who will be happy to talk to you about the breed.

Before you get a Brittany to love...realize that it is a LOOOOONG term commitment. Brittanys generally enjoy good health and long lives. The lifespan can be around 12 to 15 years or more. Are you willing to keep your dog as he/she ages? I'm heart-broken when I see older Brittanys turned over to Rescue and the reason cited is that the dog is getting too old and they want to get a new puppy. I sure hope my family never dumps me because I've gotten too old and they want a new mommy.

Before you get a Brittany take some time and make an INFORMED decision. You and your new dog will be happier for it!

Since puppies do make messes...and yes, sometimes even our adult dogs make messes, I have found that KOE (Kennel Odor Eliminator) works wonders. You use a small amount (1 tsp. per 2 gallons of water), so this 8 oz container will last and last and last.

Here's a book I recommend for any Puppy Lover!!!

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