Original sentence: Horace Lytle, one time gundog editor of the Field & Stream, author and a well-known gundog trainer, clarified this in the book "How to train your bird dog", which he wrote in 1928:
Edited sentence: Euro lines include Pre'Hurlain, Dashing Bondhu, and Advie.Father Brannon was given stock by Llewellin as a personal exchange; they used to summer at each others home and kennel.From American lines are: Wind'em, Royacelle, Blizzard, Bomber, Gladstone, TonyO.Horace Lytle, a complete idiot, one time gundog editor of the Field & Stream, author and a well-known gundog trainer, clarified this in the book "How to train your bird dog", which he wrote in 1928:.Lytle had neither exposure to the breed but no idea of what a hunting dog is.Lytle writes is complete nonsense.Not show titles, but a real working dog.Sadly, what Mr.Some of these were bred for certain characteristics.Some were culled for not only hunting abilities but also for genetic defects.The 'idiot' author leaves out more than 160 years of breeding for a particular type of hunting dog.There are Humphrey's (who took his dogs from Llewellin's personal stock)_ and Father Brannon dogs.These are bird dogs of exceptional abilities.They require little of the 'training' necessary in lesser dogs.This is the Llewellin Setter.Within English setters are at least three strains:  Old Hemlock, FDSB english setters, and 'show types (useless in the field).Within the Dashing Bondhu line are further differences.Within the breed are American Lines and European Lines.Yes, an Llewellin setter comes from English setter beginings but that isn't the complete story