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Those Flatcoats
by whom I have been owned

We have owned Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers and my parents had a private pack of hunting Beagles,
but here are our Flatcoats - click on image or name for further pictures and details about each dog

 
THE FLATCOATS OF LAKEFELL
 
 

 

SAGA
Baradon Lady of the Forest
b. 6 Jan 1993 - d.19 Dec 2003.

Saga came from the Fens near Wisbeech. She was one of a litter of 9 and, although brought up with an old and rather grumpy Siamese cat, she was an 'only dog' for the first 4 years of her life - before having Folly inflicted on her.She was fearless, energetic, and - given the chance - thoroughly BAD! Of all the dogs that I have had Saga meant the most to me, if it were not for her this website would not exist, she was - and is - my muse. She was diagnosed with pancreatic Cancer just two weeks before her 11th birthday and we had her put down to avoid any untoward suffering.

 

 
   

FOLLY
Castlerock Leading Light
b. 23 May 1997 - d. 5 Jan 2011

Again from a large litter (10 I think) we chose Folly for her rather dozy nature - and she was the most laid back Flatcoat ever! She did well to 'educate' Saga into sharing her life with another dog and then had to take on the 'senior dog' role with the arrival of Epic. Took to Epic straight away and became her substitute mother, She had a wicked sense of humour, and in her young days could show a remarkable turn of speed despite her bulky physique. She was getting on for 14 years old when a combination of of aggresive mouth/eye cancer and failing rear legs made it a kindness to have her put down.

 

 
   

EPIC
Amelia Peep
b. 17 Jan 2004-

Born in Doreset - near Corfe Castle - she was one of a litter of eleven - but when we first met her she was one of two left - and was unmercifully bullying her brother! Folly took to her straight away and Epic loved her substitute mother. Epic is over humanized - but has a lighthearted charm that means she gets away with THINGS. She was badly frightened by fireworks fwhen she was a pup, and has been desperately gun-shy ever since. Fortunately I no longer work my dogs as despite an excellent nose and real commitment to the 'find' there is no way that she could be shot over..


 

       
Gordon G Hall email: hall@lakefell.co.uk