Shay x Brier Breeding Announcement

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Due to popular demand, we have decided to again repeat the breeding of our lovely Shay to Brier. Pups will be due to whelp the end of November and ready for their new homes the middle of January 2009.

Shay and Brier produce excellent pups with tons of prey drive, all-day stamina, lovely natural range, pointing instinct, very affectionate, biddable pups. These pups are “colorful” with heavy ticking in tricolor and black & white. Lovely conformation, nice tail-set, classy points, and natural instincts are the norm. Adult size? Brier is 48 pounds, Shay is 35 lbs. See more about Shay. See more about Brier. See photos of the previous litter. See this litter’s pedigree.

See our Puppy page for information. Contact us for more information. See our Reservation page for information on our policies and how to make a deposit..

David Liepe says:

September 29, 2008 at 5:16 pm

Running piper again today on quail. She’s picking it right up. first point held for 5 minutes (like a stone). She let the bird flush before she broke. Another find and point. Working on the stamina. The heat and checkcord are tough on her.
Quite a natural. One of the Maine pups pointed a grouse. Rock solid breeding guys.

dliepe says:

November 5, 2008 at 6:04 pm

Hey guys,

Piper a little lost in the big country for a while. Have been running her with many distractions and falcons overhead. Finally took her out by herself and I was amazed at the transformation. She finally got her nose out of the ground. Pinned her first two wild pheasants. Trailed 4 more to flush. Light is on but like her great grandmom she can’t be removed from the field once on task. looking forward to more action in the next few days. waiting out a blizzard.