DC Schonhund Winning Wager
By DC Almaden's River of Shadows and Ch. Gourley's Maximum Bet, JH
Bred by Ann Farinas-Schanzenbacher and Gunter Schanzenbacher
Pedigree
DOB: 5/7/09
OFA: BS-15801E35M-VPI
PennHIP: 0.35R and 0.39L, 90th percentile (Reference #900254)
DNA Profile: V740400
Bogey has been a blast since the first day he arrived at our home. You'd think he would be worn out after traveling half way across the country...but he walked in like he owned the place. Bogey has the drive and intensity that make Brittanys incredible bird dogs, but he's also a calm, sweet house pet. Watching his speed and determination in the field you'd never guess he's content to lay around the house on his days off! He really is a super sweet companion that makes friends wherever he goes.
Bogey finished his show championship with 5 majors before the age of 2. He also placed in his (and Noah's) first field trial in the Spring of 2010. After several years of successfully hunting wild birds we sent Bogey to summer camp in 2014. Bogey began running in adult stakes with trainer/handler Ed Tillson of Tequila Kennels that fall. He received his first adult placement in 2015, placing 4th out of 20 at the Southern Kansas Brittany Club field trial. Bogey then went on to pick up additional placements in large, competitive stakes in the spring of 2016. He finished his dual championship in grand style in April of 2016, with his third huge win in open gun dog stakes! Bogey is mostly retired from dog shows, but he made an appearance at the 2016 American Brittany Club Nationals where he won the Dual Champion Sweepstakes! Bogey's first puppies were born in October of 2016 and plans are in the works for two more litters in late 2016 or early 2017. Stud inquiries are welcome.
Exciting to handle in both the field and show ring, Bogey is a powerful dog with a smooth, ground covering stride.
Bred by Ann Farinas-Schanzenbacher and Gunter Schanzenbacher
Pedigree
DOB: 5/7/09
OFA: BS-15801E35M-VPI
PennHIP: 0.35R and 0.39L, 90th percentile (Reference #900254)
DNA Profile: V740400
Bogey has been a blast since the first day he arrived at our home. You'd think he would be worn out after traveling half way across the country...but he walked in like he owned the place. Bogey has the drive and intensity that make Brittanys incredible bird dogs, but he's also a calm, sweet house pet. Watching his speed and determination in the field you'd never guess he's content to lay around the house on his days off! He really is a super sweet companion that makes friends wherever he goes.
Bogey finished his show championship with 5 majors before the age of 2. He also placed in his (and Noah's) first field trial in the Spring of 2010. After several years of successfully hunting wild birds we sent Bogey to summer camp in 2014. Bogey began running in adult stakes with trainer/handler Ed Tillson of Tequila Kennels that fall. He received his first adult placement in 2015, placing 4th out of 20 at the Southern Kansas Brittany Club field trial. Bogey then went on to pick up additional placements in large, competitive stakes in the spring of 2016. He finished his dual championship in grand style in April of 2016, with his third huge win in open gun dog stakes! Bogey is mostly retired from dog shows, but he made an appearance at the 2016 American Brittany Club Nationals where he won the Dual Champion Sweepstakes! Bogey's first puppies were born in October of 2016 and plans are in the works for two more litters in late 2016 or early 2017. Stud inquiries are welcome.
Exciting to handle in both the field and show ring, Bogey is a powerful dog with a smooth, ground covering stride.
Bogey on point in the spring of 2016. Photo by Flashpoint Photography.
Bogey with trainer/handler Ed Tillson after placing 1st at the Sooner Brittany Club, February 2016.
Bogey around 3 months scouting pigeons.
Bogey at 7 weeks, being super cute!
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Bogey winning the Dual Champion Sweepstakes at the 2016 ABC National Specialty Show.
Bogey and Noah with a pheasant double in the fall of 2012.
Bogey at 7 weeks. Seriously how could you not love that little face?!
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