Are hobby enthusiasts and occasionally breed a litter of Welsh Springer Spaniels, they have over fifty years of experience. Nigel and Anne are championship show judges and as such highly regarded by other breeders both at home and abroad. You can read more here
They invite you to take a look around the site and view the dogs (past and present) their pedigree’s and photo galleries. If you have any questions please use the contact page to email.
Most of all, they hope you enjoy browsing and pop back occasionally as the site will be evolving.
Welsh Springers were recognised by The Kennel Club after the breed had gained popularity, in 1902 under the new name of Welsh Springer Spaniel.
The actual date of origin of the Welsh Springer Spaniel cannot be traced, however dogs resembling the breed with its distinctive red and white coat are frequently depicted in old pictures and prints. This type of dog was known as the Land Spaniel, and is considered to be similar to the modern Welsh Springer.
The Welsh Springer was relatively unknown during the 19th Century, but this changed in 1900 when Mr. A. T. Williams of Ynis-y-Gerwn won the team stake at the Sporting Spaniel Club Trials.
The Welsh Springer Spaniel is active, loyal, and affectionate. They may meet strangers barking when in their territory, or act aloof, cautious or wary. The breed is well known for being friendly and demonstrative to all members of the family, especially children, and accepting other pets of the household with a friendly, playful attitude.
WoW, what a brilliant boat trip to Belfast for our youngsters, Sarabande Name of the Game (Ai) wins his 2nd CC with BOB, Sarabande Spirit in The Skye JW wins her 1st CC awarded by gundog specialist Ms Irene Glen, and Half Brother and Half Sister.
Sarabande Name of the Game won open dog and Reserve challenge certificate at the Welsh Kennel Club 2025 under Jill Peak (Bayard)
For clarity and to avoid disappointment, our dogs are not at public stud.
Kinky Friedman
