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By Mike Stewart Tis the season. Hunting season that is. Pheasant, dove, preserve quail and in some northern locations, waterfowl.  We gundog enthusiasts are back in happy times. My opening this year was in late August at Wildrose Teton Valley … Continue reading →

By: Dr. Lee Payne and Dr. Laura Wilson Animal Clinic of Oxford Vaccines are a very important part of your dog’s preventative healthcare plan. Especially in puppies, they are essential in preventing potentially fatal disease.  Some dogs need more vaccines … Continue reading →

Recipe by: Adam Van Sant Ingredients: –12 to 15 whole dove breast -1 lb. salt pork -1/3 c. lard or canola oil -1 onion quartered -3 chipotle chilies in adobo sauce -4 cloves garlic roughly chopped -1 orange halved -2 … Continue reading →

The Wildrose Way is in Texas! Wildrose Kennels is excited to announce that starting October 1, 2017, the Wildrose pack will offer a comprehensive training facility in Dallas, Texas. The facility is located 14 miles from downtown Dallas, on the 4th … Continue reading →

By: Dr. Ben McClelland Editor’s Note: This is the second article in an ongoing series on Wildrose Syndicate members and their dogs. Syndicate members are a subgroup of Wildrose handlers, who participate with their dogs in various Wildrose field activities, such … Continue reading →

By: Dr. Ben McClelland We can find Wildrose dog owner—pack members—across the continent and, indeed, the globe. Within the Wildrose pack is an active group of dog handlers that constitute the Wildrose Syndicate. The dictionary defines syndicate as an association … Continue reading →

By: Karen Weir-Jimerson Aah, the joy of a puppy! Our household has a puppy again, so we’ve rolled up the rugs, stowed the leather shoes on the highest closet shelf, and bravely opened up the house to our new fox-red … Continue reading →

By: Erin Davis, Wildrose Kennels – Great Lakes FTCh Silversnipe Legend, better known as Luke, was an accomplished British Field Trial Champion who was imported from Scotland in 2011. He successfully sired puppies internationally and was a primary participant in “Wildrose on the Road” demonstrations across the United States. Luke retired from the breeding and joined my family in 2015. His … Continue reading →

Recipe by: Mary Lee Henderson After thawing tenderized deer steaks, soak them in milk overnight. Drain milk the next morning and marinade deer steaks in Italian dressing. Heat oil in skillet on medium heat. (I prefer to use a cast … Continue reading →

By Dr. Scott Wilson, Director of Wildrose Service Companions We are excited to announce that Wildrose “Irie” is well on her way to becoming the first “Courtroom Dog” in Mississippi.   This summer Wildrose Irie, along with her trainer/handler Bess … Continue reading →