We promise to breed dogs in the safest and healthiest way possible, with the advice and guidance from one of the most prestigious veterinarian hospitals in the country . We breed with the intent to pass on great genetics, natural hunting abilities and wonderful companion traits. We aim to find you a great puppy to add to your family.
Clayton
I grew up in Colorado and had the privilege of learning to hunt upland birds with a friend, his uncle Dean and two German Shorthaired Pointers. I'll never forget my first hunting trip with them. We spent hours walking fields with very little action. All of the sudden I heard the dog collars start screaming a hawk sound. The dogs had gone on point. Dean got excited and hurried my friend and I into position for the shot. Dean went ahead of the pointers and began trying to flush the bird. Suddenly, Dean yelled, "ahhh sh*&". I was confused as to what had gone wrong. Quickly my nose realized what was wrong, the bird dogs had pointed a skunk. Needless to say I didn't get to shoot my first pheasant. We finished out the day, all of us smelling like skunk. The ride home was the longest three hour drive of my life.
Dean invited us out on many more hunting trips where I got to watch the dogs work and point birds. Watching his dogs gave me such respect for these dogs abilities and luckily we didn't have anymore skunk encounters.
Fast forward about 12 years, Dean invited me on another hunting trip, where I was reconnected with his hunting dogs. As we walked the last field of the day, I had my son and friends by my side, a German Shorthair in front of me and birds flying all around.
I decided to give my children the same hunting experience that Dean had given me. Christmas Eve Santa brought my kids Rogue. My family has grown to love everything about the German Shorthair breed. I hope that by breeding these wonderful dogs, we can pass on some of the same wonderful experiences that these dogs have given us.