Rip is a 3x Champion 3x RU Champion all on WILD birds! He first won the coveted Grand National Grouse Championship at just 2 years old besting an 81 dog field in Gladwin Michigan. He followed up the following spring winning the Ontario Grouse Championship besting a 56 dog field in Pennsylvania. The following fall he was Runner up champion again in Michigan in Lake States Grouse Championship in a 62 dog field. That next spring he followed up winning the International Woodcock Championship in PA beating a 46 dog field. The following fall he was runner up champion back in Michigan in the Michigan Coverdog championship another huge entry championship. This winter he was also named runner up champion in Hoffman NC in the Southeast Championship on wild quail, showing he is truly a versatile wild bird champion. He wins by being an exceptional bird finder, very easy to handle, beautiful style, and perfect manners on game. He doesnt make mistakes. His pedegreee is loaded with the best wild bird dogs in the country.
Rip has already proven himself as a sire with get from his first litter placing in the grand national grouse futurity and the national quail futurity. We believe that is the first time a dog has ever placed in both of those national futurities.
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