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I bred my setter bitch into the Lyman line and she produced two great litters. In the second litter, we kept a tri-colored female (Penny). At six months she produced her very first point on grouse (So. Ohio) and was steady to winb to boot! Unfortunately Penny got loose one day on me after we had moved back to Massachusetts and was hit by a car on the road and killed. Broke our hearts.
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