As a change from show photos here are a couple of imges of the Cusidhs lure coursing. They do well out in the field and enjoy the experience.

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Photo by Chris Doyle LampyPics.

Congratulations to breeder Graham Paterson in East Lothian whose Scottish Deerhound bitch Druid Shimmering Cascade (Lyra) by Doxhope Hamish and Spookeys Lass gave birth to eight puppies on 2nd Nov 2010. There are six boys and two girls. All are doing well. Our Cusidh Righ Innse Gall (Righ) is the father. Here is a photo of Lyra.

Lyra

For enquiries please contact Graham and Mary Paterson on 01875 613 297, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

TillyCongratulations to breeder Whirly Marshall in Ayrshire and her Scottish Deerhound bitch Tartraven Humla (Tilly) by Kenmilltri Jock and Tratraven Grimsay. Tilly gave birth to seven puppies on 16th October 2010. There are four boys and three girls. Cusidh Righ Innse Gall (Righ) is the father. Here's a photo of Tilly relaxing before the birth - just as well as there's not much time for that at the moment!

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Update: Every best wish to all the new owners of this litter. There are no more pups available.

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Banrigh, Righ and Rashie went for a seaside trip to Elie, Fife just before the SKC Championship show. Here are a few photos of the day. At the show the boys did well with Righ (Cusidh Righ Innse Gall) winning his fifth Championship Show first place in a row in Yearling Dog. His cousins Ronan (Cusidh Homecoming) and Rhymer (Cusidh Gaidhealtachd) were first and second respectively in Puppy Dog. Cusidh Caol Muile (Truly Scrumptious) who is owned by Alison Foote and Gordon Crossan was second in Yearling Bitch but most importantly Maggie (Cusidh Eilid) qualified for Crufts with a 3rd in Puppy Bitch.

Claire and Ian with Righ

Claire and Ian with Righ