Harley (Laurelhach Limited Edition) was welcomed by Ralf and Ellie when he joined them in early 2010 and has been showing in the ring since September of that year. Please see below for details of his results to date.
He is a very chilled sociable puppy who spends his days overseeing all that goes on in the grooming parlour.
Visit this page often for new information about Harley in the show ring and to see further photos of Harley!
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Harley's Pedigree
Registered Kennel Club Name - Laurelhach Limited Edition
DOB - 1st March 2010
Breeder - Mrs Frances Boxall
Sire - Dt Ch Laurelhach Moviestar
Dam - Aust Ch Triseter Ebonie Zena with Laurelhach
BVA/HD 2:3 total 5
Clear of PRA (rcd4 mutation) by virtue of his parents.
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Results History
Harley has recently had his first taste of showing where he entered the Barking Canine Club's Match Night - Under age Puppy Class where he gained 1st place. Well done Harley!!
September 2010
Birmingham Champ Show
3rd in Puppy Dog (Qualified for Crufts)
Wickford, Basildon & District Limited Show
2nd in Minor Puppy
3rd in Puppy Dog
October 2010
British Gordon Setter Club Champ Show
2nd Minor Puppy
4th Puppy
Midland Counties Champ Show
3rd Minor Puppy
4th Puppy
Mid Herts Gundog Show
3rd Puppy
November 2010
Setter and Pointer Show
1st Minor Puppy
4th Puppy
South of England Gundog Open Show
3rd Puppy
January 2011
Ashford, Faversham & District Open Show
1st Junior
Best Puppy in Breed
Reserve Best of Breed
Puppy Group 4
Manchester Champ Show
Reserve - Puppy
February 2011
March 2011
April 2011
May 2011
June 2011
July 2011
August 2011
September 2011
October 2011
November 2011
December 2011
January 2012
Harley's Photographs
Gordon Setter Association Open Show
1st - Puppy Dog
Best Puppy Dog
Leicestershire Gundog Society Open Show
3rd - Junior
Crufts 2011
VHC - Special Puppy
Tunbridge Wells & District Canine Society Open Show
2nd
- Junior
Gordon Setter Association Champ Show
Junior - Reserve
UK Paper Leisure Open Show
1st
- Graduate
Beckenham Canine Association
2nd - Junior
Reserve - Best of Breed
Wickford, Basildon & District Canine Society Open Show
2nd - Graduate
Bath Championship Show
3rd - Junior (qualified for Crufts 2012)
South of England Gundog Club Open Show
1st - Junior
Southern Counties Canine Association Champ Show
3rd - Junior
Windsor Champ Show
Reserve - Junior
East of England Champ Show
1st - Junior
1st - Graduate
Kingston Canine Society Open Show
1st - Junior
Reserve - Best of Breed
National Gundog Association Champ Show
Reserve - Junior
3rd - Yearling
City of Birmingham Champ Show
1st - Graduate
Richmond Champ Show
Reserve - Yearling
Eastbourne and District Canine Assoc. Open Show
2nd - Post Graduate
The British Gordon Setter Club Championship Show
Reserve - Special Yearling
3rd - Graduate Dog
Setter and Pointer Championship Show
2nd - Yearling
3rd - Graduate
Coventry & District Gundog Society Open Show
1st Graduate
Manchester Champ Show
VHC - Post Graduate![]()
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History suggests the existence of black and tan setters as far back as the 16th century in Scotland and England.
The Duke of Gordon is credited with establishing the breed with its present characteristics in the 1820’s.
Gordons were initially bred as bird dogs, for hunting birds like pheasant and quail. Although the hunting instinct remains strong in the breed, Gordons are equally at home as companion dogs, obedience and agility competitors, and show dogs.
Gordon Setters are alert and lively, pleasant and exceedingly loyal. They tend to be devoted to members of their household, but are not overly friendly to strangers. As a general rule, Gordons tend to tolerate attention from people they do not know rather than seeking such attention.
Gordons are capable of adapting to a variety of living situations, as long as they are assured of the love of their masters. They do, however, need plenty of daily exercise to maintain peak physical and mental condition.
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