Sh Ch Ardencote Autosport x
Silksheen Honeysuckle
Sally was my first springer. She came to me at a year old, and we were inseperable from then on. Everywhere I went she went. She followed behind the horses, went to the pub, but most of all liked to sit in the front seat of the MG Midget when the top was down. She loved her food, was a terrible thief, and stole many a persons lunch! She gave us Harriet and Butty, both experiences that we would not have wanted to miss.

Jenna was Kevan's first dog. She was just the most obedient and clever dog - knowing more than we did then, she should have gone to Agility, or obedience training. She was a Border Collie, and unusually, had spots on her white markings - she must have caught them off the Springers.
She is fondly remembered, not least for telling us when the phone rang, and for her love of carrot's.

Happy Harry - the bed's too big without you.
Harriet our chef d'equipe, our time keeper, how we miss you.
A wonderful Happy dog was Harry. She may not have been blessed with a working instinct, or indeed perfect conformation, but Harriet was loved wherever she went. A lay back attitude to life, that would sometimes surprise you with a flash of super energy. But woe betide if supper or walk was five minutes late. Harry would let you know. She loved mashed potato, and After Eight Mints. We can face neither now.

Sh Ch Feorlig Van Der Valk x
Cheyenne Squaw
Butty left us after a very short life, not quite reaching his fourth birthday.He was a fantastic looking dog, with lots of feathering and a proud air.He liked nothing better than to sit in the bay window at the front of the house,
watching the world go by. It was almost as if he was an ornament! which many of the passers by thought that he was until he decided to bark!