Case is truly the total package. In the uplands he will range out as far as needed, yet he is honest enough to hold point till you get there. He adjusts his range well to the cover, so in thick cover he will temper his range and in the open plains he will range out and show exceptional ground coverage on several hour hunts. 

Trip is a nice dog that can really cover ground in the field and exhibits a flashiness that can take your breath away when he slams on point. He stands his birds with high class pointer-like style, high-tail and all. He adjusts his range to the cover. Trip is a strong retriever of both waterfowl and upland game. 

We are excited about this very talented young male. From a young age, Creed has covered a field like a seasoned upland dog and has exhibited unbelievable confidence in the water.

Beau is a very nice dog that covers the terrain well and is a strong retriever on both land and water. He is genetically endowed with strong pointing instincts in the uplands and won’t give up easily when chasing a diving duck. 

Sage is the pup we kept from our A litter out of Kindle and Stone Pine’s Blue. Her sire resides in Oregon and comes from one of the last litters that the late Bodo Winterhelt (largely given credit for bringing the Pudelpointer to North America) ordained before his passing.

Scout has grown into an impressive hunting companion. During her outings in the uplands she dazzles with her staunch points and independent, yet cooperative, search pattern. Most of her offspring have been displaying a similar search style. She doesn’t let much grass grow under her feet in the field.

Sloan is living up to her superior pedigree. Her pedigree boasts 5 UT I dogs and a UT II dog, respectively, in just the first two generations. She hits the water with the flying leap of her father, Cedarwood’s Cowboy Oakley, UT I. As evidenced by her photo, she inherited the intensity and style on point from both parents that leaves no doubt when a bird to be harvested is part of the hunting equation.

This girl is a duck search phenom. When sent on a duck search on any body of water, even if for the first time, she will not come back without the duck or when called in. While Fionna was a mere 6 months old, she would impressively hold point on an upland bird long enough for her hunter to flush for the gun.

Stella is a very young female that we decided to add to our breeding program from Jason Mix at Paladin Gundogs. Jason had purchased a female from us out of our female Cross Timber’s Above and Beyond, UT I a couple years ago, and was having a litter with the female he purchased from us that was to be sired by his nice stud dog named Windy Sage’s Rudy Red, UT I. We could not pass up on the opportunity.

Kindle was such an easy dog to train to a finished level that had she been our first, we would have learned very little about training a versatile hunting dog. This was evident in the fact that she nailed a Utility Prize I, and nearly maximum score, on her first attempt at a mere 1 year and 7 months old.