Welcome!

Ollie, an Abbey puppy, showing his stuff at the
2011 National Gun Dog Championship.
Ollie just dabbles in Field Trials, he was good enough to make it to Nationals and got around clean! What he's best at is being an outstanding hunter and family dog!

Brittanys can do it all!!

What to expect when you come to see one of our litters!
Pups are 5 1/2 weeks old.

Visitors are always welcome, that is one of the things that make our puppies so special! Lots of people around them from the time they are born. Here you can see a typical visit from a future puppy owner!

Puppy buyer: Randy Moe
Also mentioned in video is Vance Butler from ModekaKennels.net and
Ronnie Smith (Sire’s owner) from RonnieSmithKennels.com, Huntsmith.com

Watch a Brittany grow,

from birth to 8 weeks.

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History: We have had wonderful brittanys for over 42 years and love the breed. They are a great size family dog with tremendous desire to please. Our first brittany was Lady, who we got from Wayne Warners, President of the Western Michigan Brittany Club. She was with us for over 14 years. Our next Brittany was Brandy, who unfortunately found Cascade Road at the age of 4. At that time we installed Invisible Fence and everyone has been safe every since. It is a very wise investment for your precious puppy! After the loss of Brandy, we were very fortunate to find two wonderful lines of Brittanys that has been the foundation of our litters. Our first Brit we got was Greta, who passed away in 2006 at 14, and the next year we got Copper, who passed away in 2005 at 13. Greta was from Mo’s Autumn Quest and was a daughter of a great dog named Keystone Cop, owned by Ron Auten. Copper was another of Wayne’s puppies. He had bred his female to a National Amateur Gun Dog Champion, Hall of Fame Dog, Renegade’s Kansas Kid, owned by Diana Kubitz. These two girls proved to be a couple of the greatest hunting dogs you could ever want! Aunt Greta was spayed early in life, but Copper went on to have four litters. Trainer John Johnson of Hopkins, Mich took her to South Dakota for a month of Guiding and said she was one of finest hunting dogs that he would ever hunt with. He stated that she had an uncanny natural ability to stop a running pheasant. All of the people he guided always wanted to go behind that little brittany!

We have been very fortunate to have outstanding hunters! Our Girls have hunted pheasant in the Dakotas and spend many hours on our properties in Northern Michigan pointing woodcock and partridge. They have great desire, excellent noses and are very eager to please. When they are not hunting, they are spoiled rotten house dogs, chasing squirrels and sleeping by the fire or under the foot stool! Life is good!

This was a facebook cover photo of the American Brittany Club.
I took this picture at the 2014 Gun Dog Nationals!
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Riley

2020 Runner Up

American Brittany Club

National Amateur Walking Gun Dog Champion!

Congratulations Riley! 2023 National Walking Gun Dog Championship! 3rd in Open and Amateur!!!

Please consider a wonderful Brittany from the American Brittany Rescue. There are many wonderful brittanys that need a home and yours might just be one of them! You will also find a great section about Brittanys and why a Senior Brittany might be a good choice.

American Brittany Rescue :: American Brittany Rescue