Bill Brockett has been raising and training field trial and hunting dogs since 1966, beginning while in high school at Warcon Kennels in Descanso, California. During the late 1960's Bill ran several Chesapeake Bay Retrievers in field trials all over the western United States. In 1972 his dog, Chessie Cocoa Nut, was the national high point Chesapeake derby dog, also winning the 1972 Chesapeake Specialty Trial near Napa, California.
In 1974 Bill began training, breeding and procuring dogs for President Gerald Ford and the first family while a member of the White House military staff. Bill oversaw the breeding and delivery of nine puppies in the White House residence by the President's Golden Retriever, Liberty, in 1975.
Today Bill & Brenda Brockett enjoy living and working in northwest Montana which they often refer to as "God's Country". Special treats include fly fishing, pheasant hunting, raising outstanding litters of field bred English Springer Spaniel puppies, and working with their German Shepherd hospital therapy dog, Keesha, formerly with Leader Dogs for the Blind.
The Brockett's are planning litters in the Summer of 2007 and 2008 from two Springers they imported from Scotland, a black & white male and a liver & white female. (
Click here for more information on this litter). Reserve your puppy early as most, if not all puppies, are normally sold long before the litter is actually born. A deposit of $400.00 will reserve your puppy in the order in which the deposit is received.
The Brockett's make a special effort to match personalities of their puppies with the needs and desires of the new puppy owners. Keep in mind these are high energy, field bred dogs that require plenty of exercise every day! All puppies are guaranteed against congenital defects and lack of hunting desire.
