Introducing our Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers

                                                                                                                                          

In the beginning......

Our involvement with Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers began way back in 1979

 with the arrival of Shane - Keridown Foinavon. Three years later in 1982,

 Sindy - Keridown Connemara - joined us. Our first litter was born in 1984

 with the Kirktonhill Affix being granted by The Kennel Club in 1985. In June

 1987 we became a 3-dog family with the addition of our homebred

 boy Dexter - Kirktonhill Jeremy Fisher. 

 

And so to the 90's......

Skye - Willsbridge Wooleyfoot at Kirktonhill - came north in 1990, from the

 Willsbridge Kennels in Bristol and in 1993  we kept Storm - Kirktonhill Don't

 Look Back - from Skye's one and only litter...making us then a 4-dog

 family!

 

Moving forward to the 21st century......

We currently have 3 Wheatens -  Darcey  - Amberstar Good Day Sunshine

 to Kirktonhill - who was born in 1999 and hails from the Amberstar Kennels

 in Wiltshire,  her son Bosley  - Kirktonhill Just One Look - ( so named

 because he was the only pup in the litter) and his half-sister Tali - Kirktonhill

 No Matter What  ShCM.

 

                                       

 We don't have puppies available very often, but when we do they are all

 Kennel Club registered - we are members of The Soft Coated Wheaten

Terrier Club of GB and The Kennel Club Assured Breeders Scheme and

carry out all  recommended  health tests.

 

Pups are wormed, blood tested and eye tested before going to their new

homes at approximately 8 weeks old. Our pups are all sold with a Sales

Contract and have the Kennel Club endorsement "Progeny Not Eligible

 For Registration" placed on their pedigree - on occasion this may be lifted,

 but only subject to satisfactory results for all health checks - because

 we believe that  anyone who decides to breed a litter of Soft Coated

Wheaten Terriers should do so with a full understanding of the responsibility

and commitment that they hold to both their future owners and indeed to the 

 future health of this wonderful breed as a whole.