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About Long Hollow Retrievers2011 Master National Qualifier! "Long Hollow's Obsidian Blue MH" ![]() * Professional Retriever Training & Handling... * Gun Dog Training for all breeds of Hunting Dogs... Long Hollow Retrievers is a full service Dog Training and Breeding Program near Ellensburg Washington specialized in AKC Hunt Tests and Field Trials for Retrievers, and all levels of Gun Dog Training. Long Hollow Retrievers is owned and operated by Ryan and Traci Fortier. We take pride in the experience necessary to adapt to the learning styles of each individual, in order to bring out the best in each dog. We limit the number of dogs we train at one time in order to maintain the time and creativity needed for a customized approach.
We are also very dedicated to our breeding program in order to provide world class, field bred, AKC Labrador Retrievers for Bird Hunters and Field Trialers alike. Please visit www.longhollowretrievers.com for everything Labrador Retrievers... & To join us in our Epic Adventure and to share your Duck Dog and Waterfowl Hunting stories. Visit - Duck Dog Waterfowl Hey Ya'all... Check out this Duck Dog Waterfowl Promo to see what we have been up to and to see what is to come... I hope you are all having a safe and successful hunting season... I look forward to seeing you all this spring and summer for some dog training and to hear all of your Waterfowl Hunting stories... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2scQWcxmg54 ![]() Serious Duck Dogs for Serious Duck Hunters! ![]() Hunting Dog Breeds RaisedLabrador Retriever Additional ServicesHunting, Fishing, Lodging, Meals, Training, Stud Services, Boarding, Birds for sale Breeder Contact InfoRyan Fortier Ellensburg, Washington 98926 Breeding quality gun dogs for over 15 years.509-929-4031 Send Email to Long Hollow RetrieversClick here to visit Long Hollow Retrievers websitePuppies for saleTestimonials (79) You are viewing the 10 most recent - Click here for more reviewsSubmitted by: Carol Carty on Jan 03, 2012 Ryan,I have been wanting to drop you a note for a while now. Hobbes (full and ridiculous name noted above in the re line) is the only yellow from the July 2011 litter from Bindy and Delta. He is my 4th Labrador and while I have loved them all, Hobbes is the best dog I have ever had. He is mellow, loves to snuggle, and he listens - something I've never been able to achieve with much success with any dog. We hope not to be in the market for another lab for a long time, but I wanted you to know how pleased with are with him. He is a great family pet and a good looking dog. Happy New Year! Carol Carty Sandpoint, Idaho Submitted by: Jill McMillan on Jan 03, 2012 Hi Ryan,Cash Money J He was going to be Cash McMillan until we saw that his great great grandfather was Frontier Deez IIIX The Money so we tied it all together… He lives up to his name every day! He was born to Delta and Mercy last March 6th. We wanted you to know he’s doing great, we’ve been to several weekly puppy manners classes to bring us up to speed since we’ve never had a dog before. We’ve officially had more training for him then we’ve ever had for our kids, which we had none! But every day it is paying off. Everyone who has met Cash can’t believe he’s only 10 months old. Matt Lindell made me promise to tell you what a great dog he is. He came over for Christmas Eve and couldn’t believe that with 20 people running around him Cash had no problem lying down in the kitchen hoping for some food to drop his way. Extremely food motivated and can chew for hours on end. He’s 80 lbs and quite tall apparently. Very well socialized and the older he gets the more affectionate he becomes. He is definitely learning to become more lovey dovey. He was so intense when we first got him that it’s taken a bit for him to mellow enough to just relax. He’s stronger than an ox and wants to learn. Completely understands our schedule and can be quite mellow now until some distractions come along but settles nicely. He’s hasn’t been the companion for our daughter as I’d initially planned. He responds so much better to men, which honestly makes my husband very happy. But she taught him to give kisses and that is their thing together and makes her happy. She and I are chump change to him for the most part but he’s smart enough to figure out who meets his basic needs…so he puts up with us. Anyway, that’ what we have so far, every day is a new learning experience but an enjoyable one for sure! Thanks Ryan, Happy New Year to you and your family! Submitted by: Alex Hodge on Oct 18, 2011 Kudos to Ryan Fortier at Long Hollow Retrievers ( www.longhollowretrievers.com ) for getting me this pup and helping to train her up right. It definatly makes hunting more exciting having a dog to hunt with all the time.7 months in and many great year’s to go! Hope each of you has a great hunting season, Alex Submitted by: Kelly Jones on Sep 21, 2011 Hello,Steve is thinking about a lab. I'm not sure we're ready, but in case we get serious…are all the yellow pups due September 16th spoken for? Steve would like a chocolate or yellow male. By the way, Tilly is awesome. She swims all day hunting minnows and dragonflies. She loves go out on the boat and has taken up the paddle-board. She is definitely fit for hunting season. Regards, Kelly Jones Submitted by: Liz Norris on Sep 20, 2011 Just wanted to let you know that Nike is doing so well with her continued training it is so apparent!! I want to share another story with you.Keep this in mind: Kamrey has her meds lined up on her dresser. Kam & I were in the kitchen eating & Nike was laying by the door (she knows not to come in the kitchen while we're eating). After some time passes, Nike comes in the kitchen with 2 medicine bottles. Kam thanks her for bringing the meds, tells Nike, its not time yet & goes & puts the meds back on her dresser. A couple minutes later, she brings the same 2 bottles back, comes in the kitchen & drops them in front of Kam. Once again, Kam thanks her & tells her not time yet. After the third time bringing them, I asked Kamrey what meds does Nike have & she tells me, so I told her to go ahead & take them. It was the meds that prevents Kamrey from having dystonia attacks. What do you think happened a few minutes later??? Kamrey started having a dystonia attack but it subsided almost as soon as it started thanks to Nike alerting and Kam taking her meds. Thank you so much. I hope you have a great day!! LaTonya, Jas Kamrey & Nike... Submitted by: Scott Huffstetler on Sep 15, 2011 Just wanted to drop a quick note that Cooper is doing great in his new home. Eating, sleeping and playing well; already eager to chase tennis balls. Shows a lot of confidence and assertiveness. Great pup…looking forward to working with him as he grows.Thanks again…will touch base again soon about training. Scott Submitted by: Penny Los on Jul 26, 2011 Our pup Luna from Delta and Mercy is doing great! Thank you for such a great addition to our family! She is a hard charger for the water, she even experienced some pretty decent waves a couple days ago in the puget after she took a wave right in the face she quickly learned how to charge up and over and find her bumper right away every time. Its pretty exciting time working with her as our experience has been with labs but also working with her Sister Sage a GWH. Its exciting watching them run around the yard using their noses and finding there wings. Thanks, Penny Submitted by: Mike Gilbert on Jul 12, 2011 Ryan,Hey man hope all is well, just wanted to drop a line and let you know Kona is doing great and she is an awesome dog. I really appreciate all that you have done man. Right now we are still working on casting in the yard and doing single retrieves on land and water. She has had some good and bad days but I think I will take the blame for the bad days. Picking up a mud hut in the next couple weeks and I will be getting her out on the boat to get used to that as well. Thanks, Mike Submitted by: Liz Norris on Jun 15, 2011 Just wanted to let you know that Nike is doing so well with her continued training it is so apparent!! I want to share another story with you.Keep this in mind: Kamrey has her meds lined up on her dresser. Kam & I were in the kitchen eating & Nike was laying by the door (she knows not to come in the kitchen while we're eating). After some time passes, Nike comes in the kitchen with 2 medicine bottles. Kam thanks her for bringing the meds, tells Nike, its not time yet & goes & puts the meds back on her dresser. A couple minutes later, she brings the same 2 bottles back, comes in the kitchen & drops them in front of Kam. Once again, Kam thanks her & tells her not time yet. After the third time bringing them, I asked Kamrey what meds does Nike have & she tells me, so I told her to go ahead & take them. It was the meds that prevents Kamrey from having dystonia attacks. What do you think happened a few minutes later??? Kamrey started having a dystonia attack but it subsided almost as soon as it started thanks to Nike alerting and Kam taking her meds. Thank you so much. I hope you have a great day!! LaTonya, Jas Kamrey & Nike... Submitted by: Joe Nardinger on Jun 06, 2011 Hey Ryan,wanted to let you know how happy I am with Earl...... thank you for all the help you provided Earl is a little goofy but that boy can find birds I'll refer anyone that wants to listen to you and your operation once again thank you much and hopefully we can get out and chase some birds just for fun someday Joe from Lake Stevens over and out once again thank you much joe More Reviews for Long Hollow Retrievers | >> Submit your testimonial |





