Ribblebank - Working Cocker Spaniel Puppies

All puppies have now been sold

Breeder : Ribblebank Breed : Cocker Spaniel
Location : Leyland, Lancashire
Sire : Tiptopjack Believe It Or Not Health Tested ⓘ
Dam : Queen Purple of Cockerbar Health Tested ⓘ
Birth Date : 3rd November 2022
Colours : Black, Chocolate

Update: All pups now reserved.
Top quality litter born 3rd November 2022. My health tested, DNA tested KC registered (certificates of proof supplied by request) Working Cocker Spaniel has had a litter of 3 dogs, and 2 bitches, and they will be ready to leave around the 28th December and are offered for sale. Queen Purple of Cockerbar “Brook” has an excellent pedigree with 40 FTCH in her 5 gen pedigree but has a lovely soft nature but has outstanding drive, hunts hard, hits any cover can be shot over and is a fabulous retriever of all game on both land and water. I have found her very easy to train. The sire to her litter is the outstanding FTAW Tiptopjack Believe It or Not (Buddy: Cocker Spaniel Database litter brother to FTCH Tiptopjack Ajay) Buddy is a very stylish hard hunting, steady dog that I have seen working and competing many times, produced competition winning pups and he has been carefully selected for this mating. He is also health tested. The pups will be KC registered, tail legally shortened, micro-chipped and wormed from week 2 then 4,6 and 8th and vet health tested. If you would like to reserve a puppy there will be a £250 non-refundable deposit required stating whether you want a dog or bitch and you will be able to pick your choice of pup in the order of deposits paid. If unfortunately any problems occur or any pups have issues, you will be advised and if wanted will be refunded in full immediately. The dogs will leave with a 5 generation pedigree, vet check and certificate, 4 weeks KC insurance and a week’s supply of food they have been weaned on. If you want me to arrange their 1st injections that will be at the buyers cost. Dogs will be £1250 and Bitches £1500. Any questions please do not hesitate to ask. Ian,