Well what a scorcher it was on Sunday. The Mid Wales Gundog Society, who are a Labrador and Spaniel Society, hosted another superb Working Test for HPR’s at Rorrington Hill near Shrewsbury.
The MWGS working test always attracts a good entry and this year was no exception with big classes in all three classifications - [...]

Paul Gardiner and Milo have triumphed again for the second time in 2 working tests. Milo won 1st place in a big Puppy Class at the Worcestershire Gundog Society Working Test with an incredible 96 points out of a possible maximum of 100 points.
Milo won a first place in Puppy in his working [...]

Many congratulations to Paul Gardiner with Kimmax Kiss my Brass for winning puppy at the Hungarian Vizsla working test today - quite an achievement as this was Milo’s first official KC working Test, there was a large entry of 20 puppy’s running.
More congratulations too for Steve Davies and Kimmax Two’s Kompany Steve was [...]

Kimmax Kollectable (Poppy) and Chris win 1st place in “Open” at the first working test of the year, run by the GWP club and held at Pitwell Farm, Oxfordshire, on 23rd March 08.
Poppy and Chris go on to win another 1st place in “Open” a month later on 27th April 08 at the GSP [...]

What fantastic results for the ‘T’ litter at the Hegewald 2007. In all there were 6 of the litter entered and although two of us fell by the wayside on the water , myself with Timo and Michael Plaggemann with Tell, the other 4 all went on to achieve great results.

The real [...]

Timo II V Bockenhagen at Kimmax had an outstanding day at the HZP in Fehmarn, Germany, becoming the first UK dog and handler to win 1st place at a German HZP test.

At the Hegewald, Timo had a great start with a superb score in the Form and Hair assessments (11 form / 10 coat) [...]

It was like a dream come true - to have one of our dogs rated ‘Most Beautiful Dog’ at the Hegewald. Tom II V Bockenhagen, owned by Manfred Wolff and handled by Mike Krauskopf was crowned ‘Most Beautiful Dog‘ and our own Timo II V Bockenhagen was only 1 point behind on coat.
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