Hi My pup is a working cocker and his grandfather (mum's dad) is Maesydderwen Jackdaw his great great grandfather on his fathers side is Maesydderwen Griffin - just thought i'd let you know as mentioned before Maesydderwen is a working name :)
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I have both Jackdaw and Griffin on A's pedigree!
Hi My pup is a working cocker and his grandfather (mum's dad) is Maesydderwen Jackdaw his great great grandfather on his fathers side is Maesydderwen Griffin - just thought i'd let you know as mentioned before Maesydderwen is a working name :)
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I have both Jackdaw and Griffin on A's pedigree!
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Oh wow, distant relative's then!! :P
Hi My pup is a working cocker and his grandfather (mum's dad) is Maesydderwen Jackdaw his great great grandfather on his fathers side is Maesydderwen Griffin - just thought i'd let you know as mentioned before Maesydderwen is a working name :)
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I have both Jackdaw and Griffin on A's pedigree!
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Oh wow, distant relative's then!! :P
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Appologies, its not Griffin, its Jackdaw and Kestrel, but 1/2 way there! B)
Interesting taht ken is used by the KC club. My folks bred a few times and tehir name is KENIR which very originally is the starts of both their names (Ken and Irene!). I'll need to let them know.
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There are quite a few other breeder affixes which start with "ken" at the front but are not connected in any way with the KC's own affix eg Kenan which is a Cocker show affix. The Kennel Club's own prefix changes every year and this year it's Kenmilquin ("ken" for KC, "mil" for 2000 & "quin" for five ie 2005)
Jane