Greypointe Kennel Notable Dogs

Doug and Some Kind O'Trouble after a Texas hunt

Some Kind O’Trouble  - 3/10/95 – 9/5/2002.  Littermate to Bull and Speck, “Tanya” ran the limits of the country with flash and class.  Trialed sparingly, she was notably named third at the 1996 NBHA Futurity Puppy Classic in a field of 48 starters.  Bred to The Usual Suspect, she produced National Champion Greypointe Espada.  While carrying puppies a couple years later, she was struck by a copperhead and unfortunately succumbed to kidney complications – a real loss to our kennel.

ShutUp 'N Kissme

ShutUp ‘N Kissme – 3/20/95 – 3/1/05.  “Chapin”, littermate to Bull, Speck and Tanya is the mother of Derby Classic and shooting dog winner Greypointe Fandango and puppy winner Greypointe Flamenco who are currently being campaigned.  Chapin was trialed sparingly, had shooting dog placements and was one of my personal favorite hunting dogs before assuming her role as mother.

Greypointe C’Quistador – Whelped 3/10/95.  “Ponce” was a derby stake winner prior to being sold to a south Texas outfitter in 1997 who admired his strong way of going and bird finding ability.  Ponce was standing naturally steady for flush and shot as a puppy and is the fifth of the five dog litter above by Therapy and Wrong Side O’Memphis to earn field trial placements.

"Tango"

Greypointe Fandango - Whelped 1/3/03.  "Tango", white and liver stylist was sired by The Usual Suspect out of Shutup 'N Kissme.  Greypointe Espada and Tango are nearly full brothers sharing the same sire out of littermate sisters (daughters of 7X Champion Therapy).  Tango was runner-up in the Kansas Derby Classic, placed in other Derby and puppy stakes and has been winning in shooting dog competition with three wins this past spring.  He will be entered in several championships this upcoming season.

Greypointe Gladiador - Whelped 2/3/06.  "Maximus", strapping back and white male is quickly growing on us for both his style running and his chokebore nose.  We are breaking him slowly to maintain his love for birds and his desire to run to the front looking for them.  He has already picked up a Derby win although still a puppy.  He will be exposed as much as possible to wild game in Montana, North Dakota, Iowa, Kansas and Texas this year while we finish breaking him on his game.  Both he and his sister, Greypointe Gloriosa will be trialed in select events.