Actually, I just realised they're Saxaphone rather than Saxophone. That's going to annoy me now! I wonder if I can convince myself it was an intentional spelling and is, maybe, pronounced "Sax-a-fon-ee"?
Saxaphone Gundogs are just down the road from me and I have met and worked with some of their great dogs, including the famous Saxaphone Express!
Finn is a carpenny. His mother was bought in England. Euan is a mix of show and working line. He is from Belgium.
I suppose it's not a massive surprise our dogs have some related ancestry, since Jake and Ruby, the parents of my two, came to France from Edinburgh. I suppose that the majority of matings are somewhat local affairs. Being new to Labs, these names mean next to nothing to me!
Bruin has quite a few of the names mentioned: Aughacaska Sam of Drakeshead Ballyellery Adder Kenue Fir of Leadburn Lettermore Trout Haretor Mark of Drakeshead Shorthorn Tommy of Leadburn Tibea Tosh Theoweir Turramore Teal Willowyke Henman Willowyke Ruff Along with lots more FtCh I've not seen mentioned. Rockingstone Hope of Leadburn Croftweit Solo Towerline swift Dargdaffin Dynamo Levenghyl Peacock Strad Benis Pocklea Remus Birdbrook Arrow of Craigfelin Leadburn Viceroy Denbank Khaki Anson Anne of Denbank To name a few. He must have a few distant cousins out there
Ooh, ooh Anne123 and Beanwood Ella's great great grandmother is a Carpenny! ☺ Her grandfather was Brigburn that was exported from the UK to Australia.
I don't really know what I'm looking at on these pedigree documents but I can tell all of the names except for one. Does anyone know what this means? Is there a name in there somewhere?
