Monthly Archives: February 2019

Guy Billups, Wildrose Texas Transitional training is the practice of utilizing specific training exercises designed to bridge the gap between field training activities and actual hunting conditions; the Wildrose Way is to train as you hunt, hunt as you train. There … Continue reading →

By Dr. Ben W. McClelland   Mark Donohoo owns, travels with, and hunts with Wildrose Thor (Indian X Pippa). While we refer to Thor as a dog of duality (gundog and diabetic alert dog), he also accompanies Mark to trade shows … Continue reading →

By Mike Stewart, Wildrose International The dual-purpose gundog is a distinction that Wildrose Kennels is known to produce, The Gentleman’s Gundog:  The Versatile Lab that is equally effective on upland game birds and waterfowl. Also, of course, one that is … Continue reading →

Welcome to “The Trekker” Experience stories of Adventure Dogs along with tips on training for your next adventure.  By Chris Wilke Wildrose Sailor was known to be a hot-rod in the field, but his life on the water was one … Continue reading →

Recipe by Jim Lea, Oxford, MS Owner of Wildrose Rowan Brunswick stew is an iconic dish, extremely popular in the south, generally involving a mix of pulled pork, chicken, brisket, turkey, or wild game. It is thick, hearty, and tomato … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that Wildrose Carolinas is continuing to make progress on site and with our program. We will be holding numerous dog training workshops and handler’s seminars and our first event will be on March 2ndStarting Your … Continue reading →