Arany Kennels News
Daja on goose
with owner Graham Boyles
Hi Brenda,
I thought you may like a picture of breac with her first sea retrieve of a Goose.
It was quite difficult as i had us hidden in a thick reed bed where breac could not mark the fall. The tide was making and wind was with the tide so when i dropped it 50 yards offshore it was quickly drifting away and Breac would not go on a blind retrieve, she would start off for a few yards in the direction i was sending her then swim back. I had to run and stumble along the shore line trying to get down wind (fell full length in the mud twice) as soon as Breac was down wind she stopped thinking what a good game it was trying to lick my face whilst sprawled in the mud and snapped her head in the direction of the Goose. A "get on" was all it then needed and she made a perfect retrieve.
Well the Goose is now plucked dressed and in the freezer guarded by breac every minute, I hope this story can lift the gloom a little.
Cheers Graham
PS If you and larry fancy a trip to scotland this winter i would be happy to take Larry out on the fo
reshore.
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2010-09-02 15:52:07
Buchse Baby dies of acute lymphoma
on Saturday.A sad, sad loss of a great dog.
First ever Top Longhair and Crufts Best of Breed, he will be part of the UK's Longhair breed history. A great showman and game finder, he had 7 field trial awards. He will be remembered by all those who crossed his path. A magnificent dog who will alway remain in our hearts.
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2010-08-30 10:18:48
Tag and Arthur on grouse
in Morayshire
where grouse were scarse this year.
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2010-08-27 09:46:00
Arany's Fuchs ( Mulligan ) in the USA
Featured in this month's Shooting Gazette
This article describes his North America Hunting Dog Association Natural Ability Testing
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2010-08-26 13:13:50
Gundog Group 3 for Nancy v Auwelt
at Bath Champ Show
First time Longhair achievment in the UK
Group 4 National Gundog
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2010-08-25 07:45:14
Best Puppy in Show , a Longhair first in the UK
Arany's Falco at Mid Western Gundog
Buchse wins Field Trial Class
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2010-08-03 13:53:09
German Hunting Dogs Association
Following a decade of continuing success of the Longhair as a working gundog in the UK
there has been an increased interest from owners for training German bred dogs as hunters and trackers. It would now seem appropriate to consider the conception of a testing system which would accommodate this interest. This would be with the help and co-operation of The German Hunting Dog Club ( JGHV ) for establishing a protocol for performance testing to a set standard for our German Hunting Breeds. Further details soon.
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2010-07-29 09:37:57
Grief v Heek back in Germany
for his HZP ( Autumn Test ).If he passes he will be the first UK owned German Longhair Club ( DLV ) registered stud dog.
Owner Wendy Bailey with Arany's Brise
His progeny can be registered by the VDH ( German Kennel Club ) and will be eligible for testing to their breeding regulations. Longhairs not bred to their FCI standard are not recognised as Deutsch Langhaars ( German Longhairs ) by the DLV.
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2010-07-15 11:51:34
Arany's Faust passes LMC Natural Ability Test
for owner Sharon Paton - Bowes
report......
The Large Munsterlander Club ran a Natural Aptitude test at Kelso on Saturday 19th June. The test looks for the natural working ability present in hunter pointer retriever (HPR) dogs when exposed to a variety of working conditions. The LM Club welcomes all breeds of HPRs to their tests so I went along with my 9 month German Longhaired Pointer, Arany’s Faust (Louis). The dogs are tested on; hunting, gun shyness, pointing, retrieving, biddability, tracking, and water work. Louis scored 32 points out of a maximum of 35. As an inexperienced handler I was delighted at all the positive feedback I received about Louis from the judges both before and after the test. His hunting was described as being very good and only required a little fine tuning. His swimming was described as being excellent along with the delivery of his retrieve. The tracking judge was extremely impressed at his strong drive and good control and thought he had excellent tracking potential. The tracking judge and one of the assistant hunting judges both said they’d be happy to take him home – I don’t think you can get more of a compliment than that! Thanks to the LM Club for a well organised and enjoyable day. At a separate event Tom Brechney, a much respected HPR trainer, described Louis as a stunning beast who moved well.
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2010-06-25 12:09:45
Zuchtshau Video
Young dogs
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2010-06-22 12:56:12
Zuchtshau Video
Southern Germany
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2010-06-21 19:20:07
Bundeszuchtschau DLV
Southern Germany pictures
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2010-06-21 16:08:59
Arthur passes Natural Aptitude Tracking Test
held by the Bavarian Mountain Hound Society of GB
Well done Arthur
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2010-04-10 21:08:22