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The puppies at Sarahsetter Kennels are quite unique. Sarahsetter has several
generations that have been hand selected for their natural bird dog abilities.
All puppies go through training from the early age of six weeks.
The puppies learn their names, to come when called, to get into a kennel crate
on command, to get onto a place board and to walk on a leash.
At seven weeks the litters are taken to the woods and introduced to quail. The place board
is used as an introduction to “whoa” and as a place to come back to when learning
to retrieve birds. At nine weeks the puppies start to point birds in piney woods.
They learn to use their nose and the wind to their advantage. At approximately ten weeks old,
puppies will start backing their littermates.
Sarahsetter puppies are called “super puppies” because they are ready to hunt when they leave.
Litters are introduced to a blank gun at eleven to twelve weeks old.
We offer an extra month of training between three and four
months old to get them absolutely ready for the field. This extra month gives the puppies
the opportunity to become experienced bird dogs. After the proper introduction of the gun
to the young puppy, we will shoot first a 410 and later a 20 gauge shotgun over the puppy to
give him ample opportunity to retrieve.
The purchase of a Sarahsetter Super Puppy is the best money one can spend.
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Reserve your Sarahsetter Super Puppy!
E-mail your name, phone number and email address to receive notification of litter information and to be placed on the pups waiting list. Please note: Those on the waiting list will be notified in the order request were received.
Contact Mark for pricing and deposit information
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Mark Fulmer