Affix identification

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Ive seen them called a few things like kenmar and Kenxiam etc, the full litter started with those too so intially it would look like an affix, not sure if it is though.
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The 'Ken' affixes belong to the Kennel Club. If you can't come up with your own names the KC will name them and they have a new 'Ken' affix every year.
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DesO'Neile wrote:Paddy peoples from Co. Monaghan runs Caterock English Setters but I think the prefix belongs to a man by the name of John Quirk who I believe is currently resident in France.
Would that John quirk be the same man who used trial setters from cork?
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Andrew Bennett - RixtonMoss
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Iv'e got a document with every old affix on it and a description of how they come about getting into gundogs and what dogs they had. Contains the likes of Hamers, Brickclose, Aughnabrack, Breckonhill, Conygree...........Its a brilliant read for spaniel geeks.

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EssGrouse wrote: ↑Wed May 24, 2017 2:14 pm Iv'e got a document with every old affix on it and a description of how they come about getting into gundogs and what dogs they had. Contains the likes of Hamers, Brickclose, Aughnabrack, Breckonhill, Conygree...........Its a brilliant read for spaniel geeks.

Inbox me and il email it to you.
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Leeglen - Graham West - Labs, Goldens, Flatcoats, Springers, Cockers.
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EssGrouse wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2015 12:39 pm Is "Kenine" an actual Affix or is the one that the kennel club give you if you don't chose the names or have an affix yourself?

i.e Kenine Rob of Rytex
Kenine was Angus Hogg I think, he was the 'keeper at Remony Estate on the banks of Loch Tay.
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