The Beginnings
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It all began way back in the 'dark ages' (late 1920's) with Collies and Shetland Sheepdogs. The Grampian name was chosen for two reasons: The humans are descended from the Scots, and the breeds were developed in Scotland. The Grampian Hills are in Scotland, so Grandmother thought the name was a perfect fit for her dogs. The photo to the left is Princess of Grampian. (Willhaven Toffer x Jo-Ro Shadow of Coquette) She was the last Collie owned by the family. |
 the Grand Dame of Grampian with some of her herd (circa 1946)
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 Little Jackie with his Dog (circa 1931)
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 Grampian's Fife N Trumpet (Ch St. Adrian Fife O' Faunbrook x Amber Girl of Grampian) |
 Showing off the new puppies |
 Sylvia and Judy ~ two favorites
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 The front yard at Grampian |
 Mildred and nephew in the yard at Grampian |
 1938 new litter |
 Patsy Warr ~ another favorite |
 Baby Robin enjoying a dog in Colorado (1955) |
 1938 litter in the puppy yard |
 Year old Robin with a Grampian Kennel boarding customer (1956)
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 For professional breed handling, we use Jen Leitao (jenifur32574@yahoo.com) and Kathy Mines (kmines587@comcast.net) |
Videos of the dogs, kids, boats and other things
here: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=grampianlabs Training Buzz (Ch Aquarius Centercourt Delight) for his Junior Hunter Title here )
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 For professional hunt test training we go to Pond View Retrievers, Jim Pickunka http://pondviewretrievers.com |
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