At Marchstone the dogs come first. Molly was my foundation bitch, she has given us a solid foundation for the dogs we breed  Sadly we had to say goodbye to Molly in January 2021 at almost 14 yrs of age.  It was an honour were truly honour to have such a special dog as a part of our family.  The one thing certain in life is loss, but in loss there has proved to be so much love.  My soul dog Stanley almost reached the tender age of 15yrs old, (June 2024) Losing him was even harder than losing Molly.  Each and every dog touches your life in so many different ways.  To grieve, shows how your heart was touched by the bond you had, and a measure of the love you shared.  The love is simply reshaped as the bond you had cannot alter.

My crew consists of four dogs.  Our tigger-retriever Melvin a super special yellow Labrador, Maggie, a black Labrador, our wonderful girl who doesn’t get into mischief as rules are not meant to be broken!  Maggie is now the matriarch of the family.  Where Molly used to be the keeper of the antlers, Maggie has taken up this mantle.  I used to co-own Tilly, she is still happily living in Plymouth with her granddaughter Rosie.  I have Tilly’s daughter, Wilma a striking black Labrador with an amazing personality and her son Winston a super black Labrador who is a very loving boy.

Marchstone Labradors have relocated to Honiton, Devon, we are getting to know the area and exploring all of the beautiful walks.

Im pleased to be able to offer Pet First Aid courses, (dates to follow).  My first aid courses are in depth and will provide you the confidence to deal with any given emergency situation with your pet.  The course is packed with advice and tips that compliment the course content.

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