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By Mike Stewart, Wildrose International What are the traits of a good sporting dog trainer or handler?  What skills are important to their success?  New Wildrose trainers complete an in-depth curriculum of lecture and field activities as part of becoming … Continue reading →

Adam Hyland Originally from Oxford, Mississippi, Adam is a graduate of the University of Mississippi with a degree in Recreation Administration and minor in Business Administration. Adam began training dogs at the age of 12 when he got his first … Continue reading →

By Glenn Pabody If you are a lifelong dog lover, you’ve had that one dog that always stands out. The one dog that exceeds all your expectations. That dog for us was Mack. On April 1st of 2019 I lost a … Continue reading →

Hub City Service Dogs, in partnership with Wildrose, placed Bilko, a Diabetic Alert Dog, with Christin. Listen to Christin recount the news she was given this past year and how she’s learning to overcome these obstacles with Wildrose Bilko (Scottie … Continue reading →

Ingredients: 6 pounds chicken wings Rub: 2 Tablespoons Olive Oil 2 Tablespoons chilii powder 2 Tablespoons smoked Paprika 1 Teaspoon Cumin ! Teaspoon Onion powder 1 Teaspoon garlic powder 2 Teaspoons kosher salt 3 teaspoons fresh ground pepper 1 Teaspoon Cayenne Pepper Instructions:   Separate wings into drumettes and wings (if necessary) Pat wings dry […]

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By Roxy Wilson, owner of Wildrose Suzy, Cora & Roxy Cool weather and Fall color always turn my culinary mind to soup. That, and a gift of eight beautiful quail (clean with no extraneous shot or feathers) from Alan Newton … Continue reading →

In Memoriam of Wildrose Gunner Morsus Whelped 8/27/2005 Died 11/8/2019 Sire: Shortthorn Tommy of Leadburn Dam: Rybrae Baroness of Astraglen The best companion a family could ask for, Gunner, died after a lengthy illness. Up to the end, he was … Continue reading →

By Amy Bates It can be really confusing when we open social media and dogs (for the sake of this article dog/s mean both bitches and dogs) are being advertised for stud work having all sorts of prefix’s before their … Continue reading →