Welcome to Sweden Otto! We have a new star – Southern Mist Marksman, aka Otto from US. Many thanks to breeder Paul Guay for the opportunity and trust! Otto is a son of Ray’s sister Sadie Mae in US, we know the lines very well and hope that Otto will become as accomplished hunter as his aunt Ray and uncle Evert. He was already showing som style only 6 months old on his first pheasant hunt, presenting two nice points where the birds could be shot for him, way to go Otto! Otto lives with our hunting buddy Adam Dschulnigg with family.

Happy New Year! We had some nice days hunting pheasant with friends and family in the end of the year, skilled dogs, challenging conditions – some birds in the bag, what more can you wish!

Snaiper’s Mojo (Milas) has found a new home, many thanks to Malin and Terence de Hoog for the update, I’m so thrilled to see how he is doing! Looks like he his having the time of his life!

Snaiper’s Hope (Åse), Harley (Greta) and Himalaya (Heli) had a good day at work, well done! Nice to see our girls working as the allround dogs they are. Thank you!

Congratulations to Micke and Agneta Svedberg Sky’s new champion title, Swedish Blood Tracking champion – SeVCH! What a dreamteam you are, well done!

The Swedish Club championship was arranged on the island of Öland, it was a sunny and windy event. The wild birds are challenging even in good conditions, but a bit extra difficult to handle in the strong wind (17ms). Snaiper’s Sky knew how to point her birds, two finds of partridge coveys and a pheasant gave her well deserved title Field champion and the Shooters choice the second year in a row. Snaiper’s Hannibal succeeded with all disciplines and was rewarded with the total win of Club champion title and also the best dog in the retrieving test. Huge congratulations to the owners/handlers! We are proud and happy breeders today, so thankful to you all for your good work with your dogs. 

Our french import Teddy (Tjiehtele des Grandes Maurieres) has shown great potential, she has been rewarded with 1st prize in youth class in field trials all our four entries. She has shown remarkable skills handling her birds.

The Swedish Weimaraner Club organized the first utility test including forest-, water- and fieldwork on September 17-18. 4 teams came to the start for two intense and challenging days of hunting. Two dogs, Ray and Evert succeeded with each 1st prize, it is the first time that a Weimaraner has won 1st prize at a utility test in Sweden. We are extremely happy and proud of our dogs, who can cope with all the challenges that hunting offers!

 

Grouse hunt in the mountains was as amazing as every year, this was Teddy’s first grouse experience. She learned to handle the wild birds  already the first day and allowed us to shoot doublé over her. She searched tirelessly and brought us many fine chances to shoot during the whole week, she certainly earned her name – Tjiehtele (the name of the mountain) with honors! Ray and Thelma did their magic as the routined bird dogs they are. Great times with good friends!

 

Congratulations to Lisa Asmervik and Fredrik Sunde to Snaiper’s Hope 1st prize in blood tracking! She also now meets the Norway’s Weimaraner Club requirements for breeding. Congratulations and best of luck with your new plans and adventures in the future!