Breeding AKC sporting dogs for over 30 years. Located in Floyds
Knobs, Indiana.
We breed Brittanys and do not endorse designer breeds or breeding of
designer breeds.
Available
Puppies:
Chief won the 2020 W.E. Stevenson Sr ABC National
Dual Dog Award!
2020 Chief won 3rd place in the NATIONAL OPEN GUN
DOG CHAMPIONSHIP
Chief won the ABC Prairie State Shooting Dog Championship on Feb 28, 2020.
Chief won the 2019 ABC Garmin Shooting Dog Award
2018 Chief has been awarded the Dual Dog of the year award.
2018 Chief won 1st place in the NATIONAL OPEN GUN
DOG CHAMPIONSHIP
2017 ABC Garmin Shooting Dog Award
2017 Chief won 4th place in the NATIONAL OPEN GUN
DOG CHAMPIONSHIP
2016 ABC Garmin Shooting Dog Award
2016 Chief won 3rd place in the NATIONAL OPEN GUN
DOG CHAMPIONSHIP
October 24th, 2015. We WON THE NATIONAL OPEN GUN
DOG CHAMPIONSHIP with Chief. Only one dog a year get the coveted title. His name now is NGDC GFC DC Hope’s Chief of Cross Creek.
2015 Magnum's Masked
Man Award
Chief is available for Stud.
Stud Fees
GCH Sanbar’s Ride the Winds “Harley” went Best of Breed at the 2017 Westminster Kennel Club show
Feb 2017. He is owned by Bob, Polly and Carolyn West and Wayne Pepin.
"We Hunt Our Show Dogs"
Ch Cross Creek's Irish Manlicher
This is a picture of "Manny" at three months old
retrieving a quail to hand at the Hoffman Field Trial in Hoffman,
NC.
About Me:
I graduated from Texas A & M College of Veterinary Medicine in 1985
and have worked with small animals and horses since then. I operate
a house call practice, perform relief work at a local clinic, and
work at the Harrison County Animal Shelter. My husband was in the Air
Force and as we were stationed all around the world, I accumulated
licenses in seven different States and worked in England and Korea.
I am an active member in State and National veterinary medical
associations, a member of the Society of Theriogenlogy, and a member
of the Academy of Excellence. I am active in the American Brittany
Club and volunteer as their show veterinarian at the Nationals in
Arkansas every November. I became a licensed Field Trial Judge in
2014.
My love is my show/field dogs. I first became interested in showing
dogs in 1978 and acquired an English Setter which we showed to his
Championship in 1982. I showed at Cruft’s in England in 1990 and
1991. I switched to Brittanys in 1998 because I found their
temperament to be more stable and more family oriented. We are now
active in both the show ring and at the field trials as our focus
has become oriented toward dual dogs. A Dual Champion has earned a
championship in both the show ring and at field trials. Our goal is
to improve the breed and to have them do what they were originally
bred to do: be a family dog and hunting companion.
You can email me at
crosscreekbrittanys@gmail.com
Phone: (812) 941-1716
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