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My name is Chris Phillips. I have handled and hunted many hunting dogs over the years. For several years I have been involved with versatile hunting dogs. I hunt and breed the deutsch drahthaar and the deutsch jagdterrier. Both of which are amazing hunting dogs when trained and handled properly. We strive to produce the ultimate in versatility through exposing our dogs and pups to a wide variety of game and situations. We hunt everything from dove to wild boar, all with these versatile dogs. If you are looking a just pointing dog, or just a retriever then you might want to consider another breed more suited to one or maybe two tasks for the sake of the breed. We don't limit our dogs to just ducks or just pheasants. We don't want you to believe we only hunt furred game with our dogs either although it is a majority of the game we hunt as it is in many european countries. Our dogs not only retrieve doves in September, but run deer in October, fetch ducks in December, tree squirrels and point quail in January and bay hogs all year. So we ask the question,"Why buy a versatile dog to just be used for one task?" We want our pups to be hunted hard, and not just 20 days out of the year in a duck blind or pheasant field. Our drahthaars and jagdterriers are hunted several days a week all year long, and you must produce game to stay at our kennel. We accept nothing less. Our drahthaars are tested through the VDD-GNA and we believe every puppy buyer should attempt to carry their pup through the testing system to help them make their dog better. We will gladly help our puppy buyer to the best of our ability to prepare their pups for the testing.. Our jagdterriers come from breeding approved imports, but we have yet to have a testing club established in the United States. We try to hunt everything possible with them to keep their inherited versatility for future generations, and we are continually working and getting new imports for our hunting needs and potential breeding stock for the future.
We don't breed pets. We breed hunting dogs. |

