Lone Star Brittanys - Texas American Brittany Breeders

We breed first for temperament and then natural abilities of the Brittany. If your looking for a great hunting companion look no further. We breed an own son of NFC/DC/AFC Gambler's Ace In The Hole and daughters of the Great Nolan's Last Bullet daughters. They are smart hunters, with the natural abilites expected in a Good Brittany! All of our pups are guaranteed in writing. Check out our website!

American Brittany

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James L. Morriss
Midland, Texas 79701

Breeding quality gun dogs for over 30 years.

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Lola is now 7 months and a great dog...get complements all the time on how pretty she is. Very friendly and real smart . Happy I chose a top breeder like Jim

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I got a male pup from Mar 2012 liter. I have been working him on early release birds. At eleven months he is pointing , holding his birds and retrieving. Really has a lot of intensity on point. I couldn't more pleased. Thanks James

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Hi James,

Greetings from Dallas! I got Lady (Lady Ace Lone Star) from you back in June of 2011. She's now about a year and a half and is the most precious dog I could have ever imagined having. She is extrememly birdy, with strong natural hunting instincts, but is also the most affectionate and sweet dog I have ever known. I never could have imagined that she would be as wonderful as she is. I took her hunting for the first time this year, and she did great! I can't wait for more opportunities to take her out.

Anyway - I just wanted to say thank you for such a sweet dog, friend, and companion. She is truly the best dog I've ever come to know. I am so thankful for her.

Best,
Sheryl

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Dear James,
Greetings from N. Dallas. I just wanted to share a couple photo's from what I am sure will be a historic hunting season. Ace and I went to hunt the Flying B ranch in Kamiah
(KAM -EE - I), Idaho. The terrain was a mix of field & stone, large igneous rocks, valley cut wheat, hill sides, and mountain pastures. Temperatures varied from 50' in am to 80' by 2pm.

Because of the heat, we decided to spell the dogs after lunch, using the lodges dogs. As the shade and cooler temps prevailed we brought our Brittany's out to hunt them on the last pass of the day. This being the first hunt of Ace's 2nd season I was especially keen to see if any Year 1 lessons would need to be reinforced. I was particularly interested to see how Ace's "retriever" training in the spring would manifest. While I worked with Ace all summer in the pool to reinforce "FETCH" commands, I had noticed that he really "played" and "chewed" his bumper.

In addition to the most beautiful surroundings western hunting can offer and the companionship of 2 great hunting friends, and the years first hunt my mind raced. Imagine my excitement when Ace took to the field like a dog on a mission. During our first pass Ace showed me why genetics are so important. Ace coursed back and forth, scented, pointed, held, was steady to shot, and raced to make a retrieve. His retrieves are especially enjoyable, once Ace has the game in his grasp, he is steady with -0- "mouthing" of his birds. Then Ace approaches completely to heel, and when my hand is opened, he gladly places the bird in hand.

During our first morning I was tempted to call a time out; just to love on Ace and tell him what a good boy he is. To Ace's credit; he continued to hunt. What a great hunt we had at the flying B both days. Every bird that was taken was found and Ace had an opportunity to hunt Pheasant, Mt. Quail, Chukkar, Huns, and Grouse. Even when my friends
32 lb female, that recently completed 30 days at camp, gave up the ghost; Ace kept plowing through mt. pastures covered in 4 ft grass & wheat. Ace showed no quit and honestly; picked up right where he let off after Yr 1. Close examination of Ace post hunt, showed grains in his eyes that we rinsed out, and a usual assortment of burs and stickers. His paws where worn but no cuts or tares.

When we returned to Dallas; Ace was glad to spend the next 2 days in his bed. Wow, what a hunt, what a dog, and what great memories. Thank you for all your time and dedication to our fine animals, Ace's training at Anderson's has showed consistent progress and success.

God bless you all!

Sincerely,

Todd Gibson
Dallas, Tx

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Mr. Morriss was extremely helpful when I came to him to breed my Bitty to his Ace. She produced a litter of 9 very healthy pups. The pups are now 9 months old and I'm receiving excellent reports on all of them. Each new owner loves their pup very much and have all reported that the pups are very "birdy" I can't thank Mr. Morriss enough for all the extra effort he went to, in order for this breeding to be successful. The hospitality he and his wife showed me while I was in Midland was outstanding. The Morriss' actually took me to watch the air show while I was there. If you are looking for a great hunting companion, look no further. Mr. Morriss breeds a quality Brittany.

Thank you Mr. Morris for all your help, I hope to breed Bitty back to Ace soon. As I think we got a phenomenal litter.

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Wanted to report that Luke, now almost 12 weeks, is a very smart cookie, already very good with his discipline and pointing Grouse wings! His temperment around the family, including the young grandchildren, is excellent.

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Hey James! I just wanted to update everyone on Bandit's first season of hunting. Bandit hunts back and forth between my son and I. He ranges close to medium. If the land is open, he'll range a little further; if it's heavily covered, he'll stay closer. When I look to a certain area with my eyes, Bandit will check it out without question. He'll come back every so often to check on us. He can run and hunt all day with brief rests in between. We haven't found any birds this year, but it's not for his lack of trying. Bandit never gives up! My son and I have never enjoyed hunting so much as when Bandit started hunting with us. For only being 14 months old, Bandit has all the knowledge and moves of a mature, grown dog. He is truly a hunting machine. I rarely have to use the buttons on his E-collar.

Bandit is fantastic around the house - he makes a great watch-dog, too! He's a loyal companion and goes everywhere with me. I am so fortunate to have a great dog and hunting companion. Thank you so much for my wonderful dog!

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Hello James, I thought I would update you on Nikki. First of all, tell Ace and Heidi thank you for having such a wonderful daughter. Nikki is smart, affectionate, and will be a wonderful bird dog. I thought it would be hard to replace Beau, but Nikki has proven me to be wrong. May God bless you and yours. Bill

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Got my Brittany (miller) from James in August 2011 and couldnt be more pleased. James went overboard with help.I sent miller to our trainer a few weeks ago and he is just as excited to be training her as I am. he told me she has a great drive for birds and never quits hunting. He says she will hunt in close, but she is fast enough that she can keep up with his english poiters. He says she would excel in field trials, and I may put her in a few in the next years. Couldnt be more pleased since the first time I talked to James to now.He has been extremely helpful in the process and clearly breeds top quality britts. Thanks James!

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From the very first moment that we started communicating with James regarding our male puppy I was impressed. His professionalism and willingness to help us was fantastic. When the day came for us to fly to Midland from Tulsa my wife Sara and I were very excited. We had recently lost one of our Goldens and were trying to replace her. We had the pick of the litter and chose a male we have named Hunter. He is a healthy, lively (understatement), and wonderful. We are glad that Hunter is in our lives now. I would definitely recommend James and Lone Star Brittanys to anyone looking for a new friend.

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