STOCKLEY KENNELS
English Setters For Sale
Gun Dogs For Sale
Eastville, Virginia (directions)
Neil Lessard
E-mail: stockleykennels@esva.net
E-mail: stockleykennels@verizon.net
or call (757) 678-0966 and leave a message.
I have some puppies available.
I have some finished dogs available.
I have some started dogs available.
Training available for a limited number of dogs.
2010 Force Break Page
Contact me for availability. Thank you, Neil
To ascertain the thoughts of Stockley Kennels contribution to the upland bird
hunter, it all stems from a great hunting dog you follow throughout a season that
leaves the impression on others as well as yourself every dog is not created
equal. A breeding program is so important to obtain this, it has been our major
goal.
We'd all like for hunting to transpire on wild birds, but due to the decrease in
habitat and other circumstances controlling it, that is slowly diminishing. So
we take to preserves as a form of recreation, but it still requires our dogs to
be top notch.
At Stockley Kennels we hunt our dogs from the prairies of Saskatchuan to the
fields of Kansas and Oklahoma and back home again to edges and hedgerows of our
Eastern Shore of Va. where a lot of major talent has been made over the years.
Again our major goal is a class hunting dog. Our dogs are hunted from Sept -
April just about every day, every year, whether it is on liberated or wild birds.
This gives our breeding program the supreme edge to find the dogs that have the
nose, style, and know-how to hunt for the gun, this is very important to us
and has been the main reason for our success.
"Enjoy our album"
ENGLISH SETTERS
English Setter - Puppies
English Setter - Started
English Setter - Finished
Gun dogs, preserve gundogs and hunting dogs
ENGLISH SETTERS - HUNTING DOGS
Gun Dog Training - all breeds - all phases
Force Break Training - any breed
Labrador retrievers trained - sit, heel, stay and fetch
ENGLISH SETTERS - STARTED
English Setter Pedigree's
English Setter Dams on premises for breeding
English Setter Stud Service available
Millennium "Pointers"
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES
The Frederick News-Post - December 26th, 2004
The Eastern Shore Post Article June 6th, 2001
National Shoot to Retrive Association Magazine February/March 2001
The Eastern Shore News Article August 26, 2000
Field Trial Magazine - Winter 2000 issue
Virginia/Pilot Newspaper Article July 21, 1998
The Eastern Shore News Article July 18, 1998
Asbury Park Press August 21st, 1994
Gun Dog Magazine - October/November, 1993
"The Pointing Bird Dog"
Letters
GUNDOG TRAINING PROGRAM
"Our links to our own site"
Most of our pages will return you to this home page. Happy "HUNTING"
ENGLISH SETTER GUNDOGS
Stockley Kennels is located in Eastville, Virginia
Boarding available for clients (when available)
"Just For Fun"
English Setter Champions
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E-mail: stockleykennels@esva.net
E-mail: stockleykennels@verizon.net
Stockley Kennels
Neil Lessard
P.O. Box 298
Eastville, Virginia 23347-0298
Northampton County, Va.
(757)678-0966
FYI
Early detection is the key to this incideous fatal
disease. Thank you, Judy Lessard
God Bless Everyone
Thank you for your prayers for me and my family
Please take a minute to watch this video about my disease.
I am currently back on toxic medications to try and halt the production of the
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A 12 minute cartoon video on amyloidosis
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It discusses diagnosis and treatment. It was produced by a
young man, Greg Singer who's father has battled
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Below is a link to the video.
Amyloidosis video
Since this is a very rare disease please make copies of
this video and give to all of your physicians and bring your friends who have any
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an advocate in their own diagnosis.
Early detection is the key to this incideous fatal
disease. Thank you, Judy Lessard