I wish I have a way to post this picture and let you know how Leo is doing. I have taken him out about 4 times so far this year. The last time out he figured this game of pheasant hunting out and I got my CO limit. He has been doing really great on birds. He finds just about every bird in the field now. The training has really paid off and he is discipline. He hunts in the field like a machine right now. He is turning out to be a great bird dog and this is only his first year. I can't wait to get him finished up after the season comes to an end. Thanks for bringing him along with your training.

Thanks,
Scott Elkins scoelki@yahoo.com

Submitted by: kdeichsel2@msn.com on Dec 13, 2011

I just wanted to give every one an update on Jager. Even though the season has just got started, I have hunted him pretty hard so far on several trips. He has done a great job putting me right in the middle of wild birds on public lands every time. Every time we go out, we both learn something new about each other and we are having a fun time doing it. I wanted to let you know you did an awesome job with him teaching him how to use his natural instincts in the field.

Thanks again. Jager got an assortment of birds on this trip, quail, ducks and pheasant (all wild birds on public land). We were home by noon on that day.

Kevin Deichsel

Submitted by: RON TAYLOR on Nov 17, 2011

Hello Steve, Just a quick update on Finley. just got back from Kansas and Finley did spectacular, hit and held and retrieved beyond expectations. We had 7 other dogs of all breeds and he out hunted them all even with most having alot more birds under them, also need to add he is a true gentleman and a great friend and companion. THANKS FOR THE WONDERFUL FRIEND!! RON TAYLOR

Submitted by: John Henderson on Aug 10, 2011

I want every one here to know your service is beyond exceptional, to simply put it, you exceed my expectation in every which way. What you have done with my dogs is incredible.

Submitted by: Ron Waite on Jul 17, 2011

Hello Steve,
I just wanted to touch base with you. We have been enjoying every minute with our pup. Over the past few weeks we have been our chasing birds at the ranch, as well as riding the four wheeler. To say that we love our dog would be an understatement. Her personality and temperament are perfect fit for our family.

Thanks again for everything. I think we will be returning to you for another Brittany in the future.

Ron S Waite

Submitted by: rdanzac@aol.com on Mar 22, 2011

While we have not met I have come to learn you are a very well respected trainer and have some fine dogs in your kennel. Perhaps we may cross paths somewhere down the road with a referral from me or at a NSTRA event. Roscoe Danzac

Submitted by: brianclinc@msn.com on Feb 22, 2011

Our GSP Mindy was gun shy so I took her to a popular trainer here in Colorado and basically was told she is hopeless, we should get rid of her and start it over. Before giving up on her, my wife thought we should get a second opinion, so I called the people at Godfather Gun-dogs. After speaking with Steve on the phone, he gave us hope and was welling to give her a try. All I can say is my wife and I both have tears in the eyes when we saw he was able to shoot birds over Mindy after 3 weeks. We owe so much for bringing Mindy around, I’m sure it was a challenge, your good work means the world to us. Thank you again,
Brian, Jody and Mindy

Submitted by: Randy Tangeman on Jun 20, 2010

I would like to start off by congratulating Steve on his second runner up place at the Owens National trial. I recently had Steve run a dog for me while I was in school. His extra training and time he put in her paid off with winning and placing in several trials. Steve is the type of person that whether he is training or trialing your dog he will bring out the best in them.

Submitted by: spmawhorter@yahoo.com on Jun 06, 2010

Steve,
Nixon is doing well. Come is 80% without correction even if distracted
started whistle- he is very excited about it
very confident high head and tail
not a big fan of the kennel but he is making it all night without going out most of the time
he is very attentive of me- he gets upset when he cant find me doing ok with hand signal directions- still needs work
still has his mouth on everything
i hid some quail wings in 8" grass and he went straight to them at about 15 yards- only problem is that he doesnt want to give them up after he finds them (nice problem to have after brittany)
he retrives to hand surprisingly well with his toys (wont give me wings yet)
his mouth is a little hard but i think that will change when he gets his adult teeth and maturity
takes to training with excitement- likes repitition- doesnt get bored very quickly
for a 11 week old pup i think he is going to be a great hunter thanks
paul

Submitted by: Denise & Dan Collins on Feb 10, 2010

I can’t tell you how excited we are ourselves! It’s going to be a long wait I’m afraid!! Lol! I’ve been looking all day at the pics on the web site of Missy and Brady. They are beautiful dogs and I agree, with the pedigree behind them both they will have a special litter of pups. Please keep us posted on the progress of when Missy comes into heat etc. We’d like to be as involved as we can without driving you nuts!! You’ve been great, thank you!!!

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