Finn, sired by FTCh Levenghly Bee of Featherfly (Todd), is now a Field Trial Champion himself. He’s won 5 trials to-date. The 2019/20 season he was awarded the ‘Banchory Bolo’ trophy for the most successful Labrador in field trials, that season he won three trials, came second in three trials and third in one trial. He is a clever and responsive dog, just like his father; a handsome dog with a wonderful temperament, a pleasure to own.

Field Trial Champion-Excellent Pedigree-Fully health Tested

Buzz is son of Finn (FTCh Mistigri Finn Of Featherfly) and his mother is also a Champion,
(FTCh Anningtonbay Maddi May) owned by Mel Brooks.

He is my field trial dog for 2025; presently he is learning his trade out picking up every week as well as fine tuning his training. He is a clever young dog, wants to please and has been easy to train just like his father Finn. A handsome boy with a lovely kind temperament.

Angus is son of Max (FTCh Waterford Harris of Featherfly) and his mother is also a Champion,
(FTCh Dunjailin Nickel And Dimes Of Westerkames) owned by Kirsty Cousins.
He is my main picking up dog and shooting companion, a natural game finder
who faces all cover, a real asset to the team.
He is a very handsome dog with a good head and strong frame,
a kind loving temperament, exactly the same as his father, Max.
He fits in brilliantly with the rest of the family.

Zak, sired by FTCh Levenghyl Bee of Featherfly (Todd), is now an Open Field Trial Winner. He won an open in his first season as well as receiving four other open awards. Very much like his father he is clever, bidable and a natural game finder. With a calm temperament and loving nature he has been a pleasure to train.

Todd was a very special dog, having won 10 trials, 8 open stakes, The Kennel Cub All-Aged, a novice trial and 20 other field trial awards.

Todd also qualified for 5 Retriever Championships from 2008-2013 (See his CV).
As a puppy and young dog he was very easy to train, a natural marker, his line work was exceptional.
His main attribute was his inate game finding ability. He truly was a very clever dog with fantastic memory.
He needed very little training between seasons and was simply happy to be around me.
I feel so lucky to have owned him - my best friend.

Max was a very special dog, handsome with a great temperament, quite and laid back around home but with lots of drive and style when working, a dog which catches your eye. Successful in Field Trials, becoming a Field Trial Champion at the age of 4 years and winning many awards on the way to his Champion status. He sired many lovely puppies, some becoming Field Trial Champions and Winners themselves, but all having his handsome appearance and loving temperament; I am please to have two young dogs sired by him to continue his lines, Angus & Tadgh. My best friend and companion for many years, I feel privileged to have been able to share this time with him.