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           The  Boykin  Spaniel  was  first
          bred by South Carolina hunters
          during  the  1900’s  to  provide
          the  ideal  dog  for  hunting
          ducks  and  wild  turkeys  in  the
          Wateree River Swamp. Hunters
          on  South  Carolina’s  Wateree
          River needed a small rugged
          dog  compactly  built  for  boat
          travel and able to retrieve on
          land and water.
           The  first  Boykin  Spaniel,  or   Boykin Spaniels make the transition from
          the  precursor  of  today’s  breed,  was    hunting companion to family pet easily.
          reportedly a small, stray spaniel-type
          dog  that  befriended  a  banker  in      BOYKIN SPANIELS
          Spartanburg, South Carolina around   are true multi-purpose dogs.
          1905-1910.  The  banker  Alexander
          White  liked  the  little  dog  and  took   We  have  trained  scent  dogs,  land
          it  home.  White  sent  the  dog  called   and  water  retrievers,  upland  game
          “Dumpy”,  to  his  longtime  friend   flushers,  and  expert  ball  players.
          and  hunting  partner  Whit  Boykin.   These  wonderful  family  members
          In  Boykin’s  hands  the  little  stray   excel  in  almost  any  discipline:
          developed into a superb turkey dog   obedience, dock diving, agility and
          and  waterfowl  retriever.  This  dog   lap sitting.
          became the foundation stock for the    We occasionally have
          Boykin Spaniel.
                                                    puppies for sale.
           Today, this little brown retriever can be
          found on hunts and in homes across   The   typical   Boykin   is   friendly
          America. Stamina in hot weather and   and  eager  to  please.  They  range
          eagerness to please make this dog a   in  size  from  14”  to  18”  and  weigh
          favorite in dove fields and homes, but   approximately 25 to 40 lbs.
          Boykins  have  retained  their  spaniel
          flushing  abilities,  and  readily  adapt   For more information:
          to a variety of upland Game hunting
          including pheasant, quail and grouse.   Contact Barb or Debby
          An  aptitude  for  water  retrieving,   phone: (513) 522-2378
          combined  with  their  compact  size,
          assures  these  dogs  a  place  in  the   email:  info@tckennel.com
          duck boats and blinds as well. Boykins   1049 Meredith Drive
          have  often  been  described  as
          “the dog that doesn’t rock the boat.”    Visit us on Facebook at:
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