Keeping it all Texas Lines once again!

MH MNR X JH

Registered name Trigger Times I Told You Once JH, Call name Getcho was born 5/6/2018. This girl is a machine, and the drive doesn’t get any higher. Getch was finished all the way through to the “easier master level” training wise by Tom Garza with Lonestar Retrievers. On marks she is wide open, on blinds she is half speed and methodical which makes her much easier to control. Coat Color wise she is EEBb through Paw Print Genetics – She’s black but carries chocolate. Getcho has a clean bill of health, eyes normal, elbows normal, hips good. Titles wise, I haven’t run AKC test with her, but she has a few seasoned test under her belt for HRC. Getcho is my personal hunting dog more than anything, however when we have time we go run competitions for fun. This will be Getcho’s second litter. First litter she was bred to AFC Koufaxx and had 11 puppies. Several of these puppies went on to field trials and hunt test games. We have kept in touch with many of the owners and are delighted that they all turned out very well , placed in derbys, titled to master hunters, just as we would have expected. In the home, if Getcho is not being actively pet, she is all about her kennel. In the field dove hunting, in the field chasing pheasants and quail, in the duck blind, getcho is all go. Doubles, triples, quads, blinds she does it all.

Mansfield’s Ya Bacon Me Crazy MH MNR, call name Bacon was born 5/25/2019. Bacon dog is all off switch when it’s not time to work, but when it is, this boy comes alive. I’ve never seen a dog with more of an off switch than this dude. He is a medium sized male, fabulous temperament for a chocolate, he’s fast, he is very smart, and he is consistent with a clean bill of health. Bacon passed the 2022 and 2023 master nationals and he is qualified to run the 2024 Master Nationals this year. Getcho is very high drive, Bacon has a HUGE off switch. I chose to breed these two to even out the drive factor and breed in a little more off switch into these lines. I wanted to keep the size of dog about the same, and create a breeding that would lend itself to very good healthy competition and hunting dogs.