Glo, Sam, and a parcel of new pups in my office. Got home yesterday afternoon after two months in Kentucky.  Winter was tough in the South this year but nothing like New Hampshire.  It was -18 this morning and the high today will be 14 above with a good stiff wind.  There isn’t a lot […]

Yesterday I went about an hour south of Berea to spend the morning with Harold Banks a 75 year old dog trainer.  At his kennel Harold has about 15 to 20 acres of pasture with a wooded edge down two sides.  After talking dogs in the kennel office for a while he was gracious enough […]

Part of the reason I came to Kentucky this winter was to get away from the cold and snow of Northern New Hampshire.  While it hasn’t been as cold as it’s been at home, it’s been a tough winter in Central Kentucky.  Since I got here on January 6th the public schools have been cancelled […]

Wild Apple Jack My breeding goal is to produce more dogs like Wild Apple Jack.  There have always been two distinct camps among breeders — those who line breed trying to maintain a consistent outcome and those who take two excellent individuals and try to capture lightening in a bottle.  Bob Wehle did both.  He […]