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"Cascade" 2. Big Sandy "Sandy" 4. Levanna "Anna" Boys: 5. Clovis "Clovis" 6. Folsom "Folsom" 7. Elko "Elko" Please remember, we are Brittany Fans! but, not great photographers... :^)  Sandy, Day 19. 3-8-15 |
 From: http://www.penbrandt.com/penbrandtprehistoricartifacts/TTbigsandy.htm The
Big Sandy is a small to medium sized, side
notched type with early specimens showing
heavy basal grinding, serrations, and horizontal
flaking on blade faces. The blade is overall
triangular in shape and flat with convex to
straight blade edges. Fine pressure flaking
was used to retouch the blade edges. The
basal edge is commonly concave, but
occasionally it can be straight. The side
notches are usually broad and can range from
shallow to deep. The ears are generally
squared but can be rounded as described
below. The Big Sandy (a.k.a.
Jakie Shelter) and its variants are one of
the most common Archaic point types found in
the southeastern United States. Big Sandy
points occur in highest frequency along the
Tennessee River Valley in northern Alabama,
Tennessee and Kentucky. They also occur less
frequently in Missouri, south-central
Indiana, west-central to southern Illinois,
southwestern Ohio, northeastern Texas, and
into the southeastern states as far south as
Florida. The Big Sandy is known under the
preferential term known as Otter Creek in
the northeast (Ritchie) and the Taylor Side
Notched in southeastern Coastal Plain
states.
From: http://www.lithicsnet.com/bigsandy.htm |
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| Puppy #2 BRITTANY PUPPIES Past Litters Back to Lithic Points Litter | ||||
| 4-5-15 - Day 47: Weight: 3594g.
The pups are continuing to grow and mature
nicely. They are really fun to play with! |
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| 3-29-15 - Day 40: Weight: 2882g. The pups are enjoying more space out in the dog room. They are an alert, happy, perky bunch! | ||
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| 3-22-15 - Day 33: Weight: 2348g. The pups are getting really playful now! From now on is a good time to come see them!! :^) | ||
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| 3-15-15 - Day 26: Weight: 2006g. Their noses are darkening in, they are real fat but, starting to be quite active in short bursts. | ||
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 Big Sandy will also be very striking as an adult with so much white. Easy to see in the field! |
| 3-8-15 - Day 19: Weight: 1494g. Their eyes are just starting to open and their nose pigment is coming in well. They are quite chubby!! :-) | ||
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| 3-1-15 - Day 12: Weight: 1,018g. Shirley is holding them with her famous Moose Jacket on. Happy March 1st!! | ||
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| Below: 2-22-15 - Day 5: Weight: 518g. Held by our friend and neighbor Shirley who visits our dogs daily and gives them lots of attention. | ||
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 Just a few hours after birth on 2-17-15. Weight on 2-17-15: 328g Description: Heart on rear, almost no spots, standard head. Orange and white Brittanys are born with very light colored spots and blue eyes (eyes are of course, closed at birth). The spots and eyes will darken over time to the same color as the parents. |
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Warbonnet Brittanys Puppy Contract - Choosing A Brittany - Breeders Code Of Ethics - I Want A Brittany - Responsible Breeders - Breed Standard - American Brittany Rescue - A Responsible Breeder Should Brittanys have not been called the "Brittany Spaniel" since the 1980's. Page Background image from: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/my-collections/218372-my-favorite-arrowhead-frame.html |
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