Need a safe and comfortable place for your pet?Country Boarding convenient to Fredericksburg, Hartwood, Haymarket, Warrenton, Sumerduck, Culpeper, Manassas in our NEW facility. Veterinarian owned and operated. Nature walks, playtimes, daily training lessons available while you are away. If you decide you want one of our puppies, please fill out Puppy Adoption Questionnaire so that we can help you select a puppy to suit your lifestyle. That is the first step in getting a Deep Run Puppy. See our Norwich young adults and puppies. See FeedbackFrom our satisfied customers(goes back to August, 1999!) See our videos and articlesabout puppies and dog training Norwich puppies, young adults and adults available. See our Terrier pups. U- CH Deep Run Good Time Charley goes Winners dog at Roanoke Kennel Club Friday August 5. Charley is the son of GCH Robnie's Two Thumbs Up at Moonlit and U CH Deep Run Celebration. NEW - See Nature photos taken at Deep Run Farm

Kudos about Deep Run Dogs 13727 Blackwells Mill Road (540) 752-4710/4888     FAX (540) 752-4775 See a MAP to our locationI’m a very loving and snuggly little chihuahua who wants nothing more than be by your side everywhere you go. I am little shy and nervous when I […] At Pet and Wildlife Rescue we are constantly working towards improving the life of local animals. From homeless pets to orphaned or injured wildlife we strive to provide the best care possible. Our tireless volunteers and foster families dedicate their time to the many pets left behind. From hamsters to dogs, if we have a foster home available, we will care for the animal until a safe permanent home is found. After an initial assessment period in one of our foster homes, adoptable pets are placed up for adoption to the public. Potential adopters must fill out our adoption application, and complete a home visit. Orphan puppies find their homes McGregor students chose P.A.W.R.!

Welcome to Kentfield Kennels We are Ted & Laurie Soloski, owners of Kentfield Kennels, a small hobbyist kennel located in the beautiful countryside of Sebastopol, California, just 1 hour north of San Francisco. Here at Kentfield Kennels we are firmly committed to breeding the traditional Labrador Retriever that will become your best friend, a loving family member, hunting companion, service dog, or will be out there competing in one of the many events you can enjoy with your dog. What we wish to produce is a substantial, medium sized dog with a good bone structure, strong muscles, a broad head and muzzle with wide set eyes that have a kind expression. We want a great double coat to keep out the cold (for the hunters) and that thick otter tail that is carried straight and flat from the body. We want our females to weigh approximately 55-65 lbs, and our males to weigh around 65-80 lbs. What makes us different We strive for the Labrador Retriever that is loving, affectionate and patient.

They are highly intelligent, quick to learn, lively, good-natured and love to play, especially in the water! We wish to breed into our dogs the excellent, reliable temperament that is sociable, friendly, loyal and above all else, great with children and other pets. "As an AKC Breeder of Merit participant, you set the standards for all breeders everywhere. You are among an elite group whose love for dogs is unwavering; and it carries through in all you do as a breeder and dog owner. Ethan Allen Bedroom Furniture For Sale By OwnerThe AKC is proud to have you represent the largest, and most respected registry in the world!"Mini English Bulldog Puppies For Sale In Mn President & Chief Executive Officer of the American Kennel ClubUsed Hot Tubs For Sale Hamilton Ontario

"As part of AKC’s century-long commitment to advance the health and welfare of all dogs, the AKC has a new program called Bred with H.E.A.R.T. The program gives AKC a new way to engage, encourage and recognize ALL breeders who meet specific health testing standards and who participate in continuing education. Click on the links below to learn more about the specific commitments that an AKC Bred with H.E.A.R.T. breeder makes to the health and well-being of their dogs.""I got a phone call this morning from a lady asking me if I owned a red hound dog named Lucy. When I replied yes, she said that Lucy was at her house. We live out in the woods and about a mile from a two lane highway. Lucy had crossed the highway and was down by the river! I drove to the lady's house and picked up Lucy. Only because Lucy had the really nice engraved name / address / phone tag riveted on her collar, purchased from Gun Dog Supply about six weeks ago, was the lady able to call me and I could bring Lucy home safe and sound."

Buy any leather or nylon dog collar and you'll get a free 3 or 4 line machine-stamped brass I.D. plate for your pet. Be sure to specify information you want on your dog's brass nameplate. We recommend you include one or more phone numbers with area codes so if your dogs get out, someone can call you.Extra Brass I. D. Nameplates are $1.25 each.Welcome to the Bedgebrook Gundogs Website I am Gilly Nickols and I hope you will enjoy looking at the following pages and seeing what I get up to with my dogs. ME AND MY DOGS Some of our Bedgebrook dogs Having grown up with a black Labrador I bought my first dog, Snowdrop Dot, in 1990 when I was expecting a baby and lived in London. Not perhaps the most obvious place to herald the start of my enthusiasm for gundogs, shooting, picking up and trialling, but a chance encounter in Richmond Park led to my training "Truffle" to do rather more than sit quietly by the pushchair and I won a Novice Field Trial with her some three years later!

Dogs, and in particular Labradors quickly became all consuming and from being a hobby are now a way of life. Truffle was joined by Willow and then Beech who I won an Open Trial with - and I was well and truly bitten by the bug! My dogs and my sport really are a passion (some would say an obsession) which I feel privileged to enjoy. I now live in East Sussex with my patient (and shooting oriented) husband Clive and together we have a kennel of around 25 dogs some of which are pictured above. We are very fortunate to have a shoot, which Clive runs, where we live and now that my children have almost grown up and left home (Sophie is at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester and Tom is hoping to join the Royal Marines) I really can spend virtually all my time with my Bedgebrook dogs. In October 2004, to my immense delight, I made up my first Field Trial Champion, Tasco Rouble of Bedgebrook. In November 2009 I made up my second, FT Ch Bedgebrook Excalibur. I have set high standards for myself with my training, trialling, teaching and breeding and with luck and hard work I am looking forward to lots more lovely Bedgebrook dogs in the years ahead.