© 1979-present
St. Croix Valley Brittany Club
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St. Croix Valley Brittany Club
"Dedicated to Improving the Breed"
www.scvbc.org
The Club
The St. Croix Valley Brittany club was started in 1979 by a group of hunting dog enthusiasts who were looking to make the Brittany a more versatile gun dog. Although primarily a Brittany Club, other breeds are represented. Our club's main objective is to improve the breed, as well as providing club members with training opportunities and advice for the average Brittany owner. The St. Croix Valley Brittany Club is a member of the American Brittany Club, the American Kennel Club and is a recognized breed sponsor by the American Field.
Activities
Meetings: The 1st Tuesday of every month (except July & November)
Winter: Annual Banquet, Winter Hunt.
Spring: Fun Run, AKC Field Trial, AKC Walking Field Trial, AKC Hunt Test.
Summer: Summer Training Sessions and Game Fair.
Fall: AKC Field Trial, AKC Hunt Test.
Officers
President Bret Lindback 651-462-4832 Bret.Lindback@ci.minneapolis.mn.us
1st VP (FieldTrials) Steve Ralph 651-464-5177 mail@blazinbritts.com
2nd VP (Membership) Denise Koslowski 612-247-3111 msharley2@hotmail.com
3rd VP (HuntTests) Mary Tyson 952-898-9741 Ms.tyson@hotmail.com
Secretary Brian Lange 763-434-0713 birchhilld@pro-ns.net
Treasurer Mark Dinsmore 612-201-3420 MDinsmore@oppenheimer.com
Director Emeritus Duane Rickaby 651-786-2975  
Director Fran Marier 763-506-0488 FjMarier@cs.com
Director Gerard Haines 651-462-4124 gerardhaines@hotmail.com
Director Michael Pinkosky 952-884-9627 mpinkosky@msn.com
Breed Standard
The Brittany is a small dog, weighing about 35 to 45 pounds, and from 17-1/2 to 20-1/2 inches at the shoulder. The Brittany can be white with orange spots, white with liver spots, or tri-colored. The Brittany is considered one of America's most popular gun dogs. The Brittany points game and retrieves. Is energetic and quick of movement with an exceptionally keen nose and a very biddable disposition. They can be tailess or have a docked tail of approximately 4 inches. The first Brittany was registered with the AKC in 1934, named for the French province.