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APR CPR Prairie Pts Hunt Em Big Wrigs of Sauk River – AKA “Wrigley , Wrigs” (5/23/07)
OFA- LR-181879E24M-VPI - Excellent
Cerf - LR-52719
EIC - Clear
PRA - Clear
Wrigs is out of some of the best natural pointing lab lines available. His pointing instincts have been evident since the day we received him, and his retrieving desire was incredibly has a young puppy also. Both these traits have continued to develop and become stronger the older he has gotten.
Wrigley weighs about 75 lbs right now and has a muscular build.
Wrigs is turning into one of those once in a lifetime dogs. His training process has been very smooth and he is actually one of the best trained dogs in my kennel even at such a young age. He is the first dog I have ever attempted to house break and is the first dog that I have allowed to be in the house with us. He has a very calm demeanor in the house but it is like you flip a switch when you take him out to go hunting or train. When out in the field with Wrigley he is extremely focused and has an excellent desire to please.
He is Force Fetched, Collar Conditioned, and whistle trained. He can currently run 100 – 150 yard single, double, & triple marks on the land and usually steps on the marks with very little assistance from me and the whistle. He can also do 100-125 yard blind retrieves consistently in all types of terrain.
He has a huge water entry and has had this since he was about 4 months old and it has only gotten bigger the older he has gotten. In the water he can currently do about the same as on the land, he consistently does 100 – 150 yard single, double, and triple marks with no problem. He also does blind water retrieves extremely well.
Wrigs has continued to grow in the upland field. He covers the field very thoroughly and has really figured the hunting game out. His point in unmistakable, he is pointing at further and further distances the more times he is out in the field. He consistently is pointing wild birds at 10 – 15 yards (depending upon the birds) Wrigs holds his points for as long as required and most times I just allow him to stay on point and test how long he can hold it before he or I flush the bird. I have seen him point a couple of birds for over 2-3 minutes and it would have probably been longer if I would not have released him.
Wrigs Achieved his CPR title at the Okoboji, IA APLA Event on May 30th 2009
Wrigs Achieved his APR title at the Girard, KA APLA Event on October 3rd 2009
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