Llewellin Setter puppies – Page 2 – Life with Llewellin Setters

Moss and Clair: Llewellin Setter Puppies

Puppy Fix

Fly or Drive Your New Bird Dog Puppy?

Many new puppy parents are often surprised when I recommend flying a puppy to their new home unless they live within a few hours. Pups I get myself are always flown unless the breeder is within a 4 hour drive. There are several reasons why I believe flying is the …

Nash, Llewellin Setter, waiting for puppies

Expected Litters Update: It Won’t be Long Now

Addison and Nashua are just days from whelping their puppies and within approximately one week, I’ll have a house full of kick-**s Llewellin Setter puppies again. 🙂 Both girls are doing great, eating more often but less at a time because there isn’t much room for food with a …

Addie & Nashua Expected Llewellin Litters Update

In about a week we should have the first of two litters arriving and things will be hopping again here at LML. I’ll work on finishing the redo of the puppy whelping boxes and rooms this week and have everything ready for the little squibbers, as I call them. …

My Obsession with the Llewellin Setter

My goal is to produce the best bird dogs in the world. Not just good bird dogs, but the best—the most intelligent, the most instinctive, the most beautiful, exuding class to the fullest extent, the easiest training, eager-to-please, bold, best family companions all-rolled-into-one-bird-dogs—in the world. Not just in the UP, …

Allie, a lovely Laurel Mt Llewellin Setter Puppy

Allie and Cowboy

It’s still very much winter here in the Northwoods, which, you all know, is just fine with me. No ticks or mosquitoes. No mud. Just clean, frozen fun! I’ve dubbed the pups Allie and Croc until they grow out of the puppy biting. Which actually is happening rather quickly. …