Jack

Jack is a special dog for me and has been a joy to raise.  His dad, Zack, had been my long-time hunting buddy and companion.  After years of failed breedings, I had to pull Zack from our breeding program and faced the reality that I wouldn’t be able to continue his proven lines.  A couple of years later, as a last-ditch effort, I placed Zack with our sweet, proven hunter, Tick.  To my elation, the breeding was successful and Jack was born.

Jack is everything I could hope for from the Zack x Tick breeding.  He is intelligent in the field, locating and pointing coveys, and retrieving downed birds to hand.  We spend the majority of our time hunting chukars and huns, though we occasionally pursue pheasants and quail.  In the chukar hills, he comfortably ranges 100-200 yards and as the terrain flattens out he’ll reach out further.  The cold weather limits his waterfowl hunting, but he is just as eager to retrieve ducks as he is upland birds.   

In the house or truck, Jack is a calm, quiet companion.  He loves affection but doesn’t have to be on my lap to receive it.  He is as eager to retrieve as any lab and enjoys the water just as much.  He’ll spend countless hours over the course of the summer retrieving dummies from our pond.  We are excited to continue his great lineage in our breeding program so you can enjoy one of his puppies.