Llewellin Types
posted in Llewellin History |In The Sporting Dog, author Joseph A. Graham, categorizes Llewellins into types:
Pictured is Rodfield’s Pride (Cowley’s). By Champion Rodfield-Sport’s Belle by Mari’s Sport. Count Noble, Gleam, and Gladstone blood. Forty-six pounds in field-trial condition.
Pictured is Count Specso, by Count Rodstone-Nona H. by Gladstone’s Boy. Sixty-four pounds, ordinary condition. Steady and cleaver shooting dog.
Pictured is Charity, by Tony Boy-Lena Belle. Exceptionally brilliant performer. Had in the highest form the qualities of speed, decisive bird work, and gameness under all conditions of heat or cold, rain or shine.
Geneva. FTC 1903. By Tony Boy-Lena Belle. Forty pounds. Great speed, range, and endurance.
Prince Lyndon. By Marie’s Sport-West Wind by Roderigo. Shows the prepotent Gleam characteristic of rugged, aggressive bird-finding.
Champion Cincinnatus’s Pride. By Champion Cincinnatus-Champion Albert’s Nellie. Fifty five pounds. Bench champion/ field-trial winner. Llewellin blood through Count Noble and Druid; Laverack through Tam O’Shanter and imported Carlowitz.