Meet "Ch Cline's Creek Fly Me To The Moon" (Picard)

 Picard was pick male from his litter.  He has tons of prey and hunt drive, is naturally fearless, is stable no matter what we throw at him, is extremely social, is structurally correct, and loves people.  We are trailing Picard and hope to certify him for SAR work in the future.  He is exactly what we need in a working or companion dog. Picard's sire was an AKC Champion and working K9 in the 90s.  His dam is an AKC Grand Champion and earned her MT (Mantrailing title).  We are really excited about what Picard brings to our program!
Picard stands 26" tall and weighs 110 lbs.  We have completed his OFA testing.  DM Normal, Cardiac Normal, Hips Good, and Elbows Normal.

  

Meet "Hansen's Koda on the Loose" (Koda)



Koda was our pick pup from Zeus and Ellie's 2015 litter.  As a requirement for all of our pups, she has tons of prey and hunt drive, is naturally fearless, is mentally stable, is extremely social, is structurally correct, and loves people.  Koda is 24" tall and weighs 80 lbs.  Hips, Elbows, and Heart tests are within normal limits, and can be seen on OFFA.org.  No evidence of hip dysplasia. 

Meet "Hansen's On The Right Pathe" (Pathe)

Pathe was our pick pup from Zeus and Ellie's 2016 litter.  Watch out for this little girl because she is her father's daughter!  Wow!  She has huge personality and is a spitfire on the trail!  As required in all of our hounds, Pathe has tons of prey and hunt drive, is naturally fearless, is mentally stable, is extremely social, is structurally correct, and loves people.  OFA tests can be seen on OFFA.org.

Hansen's All Hail Breaking Loose & It's Nutrageous (Denali)

Denali is definitely a pup to watch!  Like her father she is fearless, loves everyone, has tons of prey drive...and she's beautiful to boot!

 

P2017 Pack Candids...

 

Happy Companions

Meet "Ananda aka Adonis"

We imported Adonis from Hungary.  He is stunning.  Unfortunately Adonis did not pass his health clearances and will not be used in our breeding program.  He has poor hips, entropion, and juvenile cataracts.  Several of his siblings also have issues.  With no guarantee from the breeder there is nothing we can do.  The lesson...take your time looking for a puppy.  Talk to and try to visit several breeders.  Learn about the dogs in the pedigree.  Ask for references and talk to owners of your breeders pups.  Contact the American Bloodhound Club for a referral.  Make sure the health clearances are done.  Don't settle for a 'cheap' pup and don't be afraid to ask questions!  It may take a year or two to find the right puppy but the wait and a little added cost for health clearances will be worth it in the end.

 Meet our mini-barn yard
We tend a few dairy goats, a couple of pigs now and then, and chickens on the homestead. I like the Nubians, not just because they produce awesome milk that's better for us as well as our puppies, but because they have long ears!  Haha!  Never a dull moment here on the homestead!

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