Roytan Gundogs

Great news that Tally (Roytan May Time) has just passed her GOLD Good Citizen Award for proud owner Clare Cuthbert.

www.fieldsportschannel.tv  now have their programme on Gundog Day running, which follows through to the final judging in the Arena for the Best Gamekeepers Dog. Well done everyone!

Gundog Day came and went, Saturday March 7th. Members of our Gundog Group went up and exhibited in the Gamekeepers Ring, with Vicky Payne gaining a VHC with her ESS Quincy” (Pictures on Gundog Group Page)

Beshlie “Roytan Liberty” showed her socks off in the Vizsla Breed ring but no prize today.

Roytan Place Your Bet (Gus) (a Rula pup) showed well in Post Grad Dog

Roytan Slipstream for Kincsem,(everybody now knows Niska) won her Field trial Bitch Class…she hasn’t missed a win yet!

Pleased to say that Maria Merrick has just had Holly’s hip result. Roytan October Leaves, one of Esme’s 2 year olds is 2/4 with clear eye certificate.

Just to let you all know that my broadband is very dodgy at the moment, right on the limit of reception something seems to be wrong and its proving difficult, so I may not be able to reply or answer emails or forums for a while. Bear with me please. Hopefully sort it out but its a case of typing between cuts, like now, and talking on the phone to computer messages!

We all said goodbye to Bun yesterday. I have shown my words in pictures on our forum. Chelsea never had any puppies but if I ever kept another I know what her name would be.

Gundog Day was Friday 12th December and Roytan Place Your Bet (Gus) owned by a very proud Kerry Brown, qualified for Crufts by coming 3rd in Post Graduate Dog. Well done and good luck at Crufts!

At Cross in Hand Ringcraft Dog of the Year competition on Tuesday night Uma (Roytan Seven of Nine) came second in Pup of the Year! Well done Hannah!

I am pleased as punch to say that Martha ( Roytan Field Maple) passed her Bronze Good Citizen on Tuesday night at Battle Dog Training School!

I am very proud to announce that Jill Blackadder’s lovely Edith has passed all her assessments to become a PAT dog. For those of you who may not know, this means that Jill and Edith can go around hospitals, nursing and care homes to provide therapy for the patients/residents. A very worthy and commendable attainment. Well done both.