If you would like more information on available puppies, please email nmartin@edenbrightbrittanys.com. Please remember that most puppies are spoken for before they are even born, so if you are interested please do not hesitate to contact us.
We produce a mix of coat color patterns every year, so be sure to familiarize yourself with the standard Brittany appearance when choosing a litter. You can learn more about Brittany coat colors and patterns here.
Future Planned Litters
We like to be flexible when planning future litters. The health of our dams and puppies is our top priority, and ensuring we can effectively care for our pets and your puppies means we will not announce litters more than 3 months in advance, and we will not have more than two active litters at the same time. We also understand that for some people, timing and planning are important parts of the big decision of bringing a puppy home – because of this, we have created a waiting list for those who would like to get in early on a possible future litter. Please remember that I do not take deposits on individual litters born, but rather based on your preferred timing, temperment, color and gender requirements.
We currently have several possible litters planned for 2026. Not all of the following litters will be produced – the following is a guide only for when you may expect puppies or certain colors from certain pairings. We work in three-month increments we call ‘seasons’. If a puppy that doesn’t meet your color/gender preference isn’t born within a season, your deposit is refundable, or you can move to a litter later on in the year. The reason we have begun doing it this way is that we have found that above color, gender and even breeding pair, the most important aspect of puppy ownership is preparedness and proper timing. This system creates space for people to pick a time that benefits their schedule rather than try to squeeze a puppy out of a specific litter on bad timing.
Litter Planning, Deposits & Timing
We do not advertise that a litter will be born until a heat is confirmed and breeding has been witnessed. Deposits are accepted for future litters based on preferred color and gender.
Important points to understand:
- A season is defined as a three-month period
- Deposits are fully refundable if the requested color or gender is not produced within the predicted season
- All timelines are estimates — nature is not always predictable
- Flexibility is important when working with a responsible breeding program
We publish rough expectations to help families plan, but exact timing cannot be guaranteed.
Typical Litter Frequency
A typical year includes approximately four litters in the spring and four in the fall, though we rarely exceed eight litters total and often produce fewer.
This structure reflects: buyer demand, the physical condition and health of our dogs, and what is manageable while maintaining hands-on care and proper puppy development
Breeding decisions are always contingent on health testing, body composition, buyer interest, and personal timing.
Projected 2026 Litter Timing
(Puppies go home approximately 8 weeks after birth)
January – March
(Highly contingent on health testing and body composition)
Buddy × Nutmeg — Liver & White, Orange & White (clear)
Buddy × Sugar — Liver/Orange Roan, Liver/Orange (clear)
Pepper × Buddy — Orange/Liver (clear), Orange/Liver Roan, Tri-Color
April – June
Willow × Buddy — Orange/Liver (clear)
Dandy × Buddy — Orange (clear)
Rumor × Buddy — Orange (clear)
July – September
Willow × Buddy — Liver/Orange (clear)
Rumor × Buddy — Orange (clear)
October – December
Buddy × Nutmeg — Liver & White, Orange & White (clear)
Buddy × Sugar — Liver/Orange Roan, Liver/Orange (clear)
Pepper × Buddy — Orange/Liver (clear), Orange/Liver Roan, Tri-Color
You may notice repeat pairings. Dogs are bred on each heat cycle for up to four cycles before retirement.
This list does not represent all litters we may have in 2026 — it reflects when specific dogs are expected to cycle. Whether a breeding takes place depends on health, body composition, buyer interest, and timing. Those will be advertised down to the MONTH of expected litter once a litter has been officially verified.
Flexibility is important. Nothing in nature is guaranteed, and breeder timing and buyer timing do not always align perfectly.