My Puppies

With conditions, and we say so honestly. The English Setter needs real daily exercise — not just a short walk — but as an adult who gets enough activity, it's calmer at home than many hunting breeds. A very sedentary lifestyle isn't a good fit.

Brushing two to three times a week is needed, especially the feathering (ears, legs, tail) that's prone to matting. Occasional professional grooming keeps the long, silky coat in good shape. We show every family the right technique before their puppy goes home.

Matching is based on the temperament recorded over six weeks, not on coat color. A very high-energy puppy placed in a low-activity home becomes a problem within a few months. We present the puppy or puppies that fit your situation, and you decide from there.

No. Every family picks up their puppy at the kennel in Bromont. This lets us show you the handling routine one last time, hand over the litter's complete naturalist record card, and see the puppy off in good conditions.

First round of vaccines, complete deworming, microchip registered in your name, a veterinary exam and hearing test (BAER) in the days before pick-up, CKC registration papers, and a copy of the litter's illustrated naturalist record card.

Yes. A two-year guarantee against serious hereditary conditions, provided in writing when the contract is signed. It covers replacement or refund, your choice. We also hand over Audubon and Linnéa's testing results.

Between three and eight months depending on the coat color you want and the time of year. Our litters are often spoken for before they're born. If nothing fits right now, join the waiting list — we notify those families before a litter is posted on the site.