New International Champion

[Susan Stone]

Glen, Coppersheen Coalville Lad, won his 4th and qualifying CACIB (1 year & 5 days after his first) in Offenburg on March 15th making him an International Champion (subject to confirmation by the FCI). He also qualified in the field last April with a 'very good' 2nd at a spring field trial in France.
Born on Nov. 7th 2005, sired by Anlory Muscavado JW ex my own Int. Ch. Northern Light vh Adelaarsvaren (Erin),
Glen is by no means fully mature (neither in body nor mind!) so we hope to have a lot more fun together in the future...

[Agnieszka Rola]

it's always nice to hear that our setters are not only beautiful, but also excellent hunting dogs! congratulations Susan! ...and that beautiful photo - as always :)

[Nadine Bonjean]

Congratulations!

[Cecilia GUIOT]

Félicitations.

[Catherine Carter]

Well Done! he looks superb! you are doing the right thing living In 'Suisse' we could never achieve a title at such an early age here in the U.K.!

[yvonne]

well done , nephew Kimmo is very proud of him , one day he will follow him in his footpaws!!

[Susan Stone]

Thanks again for your kind comments! I must admit I am very lucky with Glen in that he took to hunting & pointing like a fish to water (or maybe I should say 'like a setter to the field'?).
Without the hunting result a dog can collect multiple CACIBs and never have the chance of becoming a champion - not even even a tiny swiss champion;-)))... that is one big difference to many other countries including Britain.

[Michaela]

BIG CONGRATULATIONS! I love the foto .. it is full of energy ..
Michaela

[Monique VIRY]

Félicitations !!! Je comprends pourquoi Glen pose si fièrement. Bravo Susan, tu peux être fière de ton "petit " !!!
Monique

[Marta Galuszka]

Well done!!!
Congratulations Susan!

[Marta Magi]

He is a 'real one'! All the setters should have that kind of temperament and nature that he has!
Congrats on your great dog, Susan!