Since this website was first designed we have followed the heritage of Hawkwise Brittanys for over 35 years. It has been a wonderful journey but nearly ended on a sad note. In April 2025 a Brittany bitch, from the very first litter sired by Hawkwise Land Agent, was diagnosed with Progressive Retinal Atrophy - more usually understood as 'night blindness'. This is genetically inherited and has been unknown in Brittanys, both in the UK and France. Its presence meant that, probably, both parents must 'carry' the disease. DNA screening was done to establish any implications for our bloodline. For this reason Land Agent was temporarily unavailable at stud, and we advised anyone thinking of breeding from one of his many descendants to have them checked for this disease first.
Happily the DNA sampling did not reveal any known variant of the disease, and it was established that his affected daughter may have suffered a degeneration of her retina caused by external factors. Further testing confirmed that Land Agent was not a carrier for the disease, so he and his descendants can be used at stud without any fear.
Hawkwise Land Agent (Toby)

Kentwone Eastern Flame
31st July 2021 (Hawkwise Land Agent x Kentixen Starry Eyes)
Orange & white, tailed (docked). Height 51 cm, Hip Score 5/6 = 11
Kentwone Eastern Flame ( pet name Oatley) has all the ingredients to make a great working dog. He displays the intelligence, responsiveness and obedience you expect from this breeding. He has a superb pet temperament with all the family and young children, and interacts kindly with other dogs, making him a perfect, affectionate pet. Outside he remains very active, and this is demonstrated by the ease with which he is taking to agility and canicross.
Oatley has the correct power/weight ratio and conformation of his parents, and a good hip score. His strong feet and dense coat equip him to withstand the toughest of terrains.
Fee £500 - return service or full refund if no live puppies.
Contact Ian Scott on 07728 555600 or email ianscott43@msncom (Wiltshire).
