Spring Wins!

FC AFC WARRENER’S SORA RAIL OF CRANEY HILL-DIBBS

 Dibbs wins the Open Central Virginia Field Trial

Handler - Todd Agnew of Craney Hill Kennel

Owner - Scott McKillip

CROSSWINDS WATCH THIS - PANTS

Pants wins the Open Keystone Field Trial

Handler - Todd Agnew of Craney Hill Kennel

Owner - Betsey Battistoni
 

Todd with his National Champion Riot!
 
 Spring training is over for Riot so he is heading back north with his owner Betsey. It's always sad when Riot leaves his second home. We've been very lucky to have worked with this absolutely fantastic dog. Each time he leaves we do a photo shoot because you just never know.

That First Year - Shotgun Life Magazine

This article is in partnership with Eukanuba™ Premium Performance Dry Dog Food

Written by Tom Keer

Everyone loves puppies. Sure they’re cute, but for hunters and field trialers puppies from good breeding represent hope and the possibility of a great career. Experienced pros focus their attention on the puppy’s first 12 months because they know how hard it is to teach an old dog new tricks. Puppy training should be a lot of fun, so here’s some savvy advice from industry pros on how to best conduct business during that first year.

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One correction in the story... Agnew won the National Open High Point in 2017 and the National Open Championship in 2018. His client won the Canadian National Amateur in 2019 with a Craney Hill Kennel dog. The client didn't win with a Craney Hill dog.

The seminar is coming up soon so please get your entries in! You will not want to miss this seminar! This is a working seminar so be prepared to be active with your dog. We will be moving quickly back and forth with the dogs to develop engagement between you and your dog.

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