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German Wirehaired Pointers
Don't discount our dogs because they are winners
in the "show ring". More than pretty, they are PROVEN in the field!
Truman is a very handsome boy with nice bone good movement and a wonderful wiry coat. He loves working the field and is medium ranging dog. He also has a great outgoing personality and is easily trained. Truman is a Best In Show Winner, Multiple Group Winner, and the 2010 GWPCA National Best In Specialty Show winner. He has been NAVHDA Natural Ability tested (98 Points) completed his Junior Hunter title and passed his water test at the 2009 Nationals and is a canine good citizen. Truman has also completed and passed his health screenings and is CHIC certified. http://reecekennels.com/index.html
All of Mica's puppies have been sold. We are accepting names for a waiting list for her next litter. Click here to view litter pedigree. *Click on thumbnails below to view larger image in new window.
Priscilla has now achieved her canine good citizen and junior hunt title with AKC. Her last test she scored 9 on all for areas out of a possibility of ten on each. I look forward to progressing forward in AKC hunt tests with her. She really got into the sharptails on our way home from the German Wirehair Nationals in Ionia MI. Priscilla is also a therapy animal and loves visiting facilities.
For more information on the pedigrees/backgrounds of our dogs check out http://www.invernesskennels.com
*Junior Hunting Test: A Junior hunting dog must show a keen desire to hunt,
be bold And independent, have a fast, yet attractive, manner of hunting, and
demonstrate not only intelligence in seeking objectives, but also the
ability to find game. A Junior hunting dog must establish point on at least
fifty (50) percent of the pointable birds it encounters. It is up to the
Judge to determine if a bird is pointable given the specifics of the
situation. No additional credit shall be given for steadiness to wing and
shot. If the handler is within reasonable gun range of a bird which has been
flushed after a point, a blank cartridge must be fired by the handler.
Junior hunting dogs must hold point until the handler gets within normal
gunshot range. This requirement should be tempered by practical
considerations such as the dog’s distance from the handler when it finds a
bird. Junior hunting dogs must also show reasonable obedience to their
handler’s commands
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contact us if you have any questions or comments.
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