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Southern Hills Kennel - Texas Flushing, Pointing, Retrieving hunting dog trainers
![]() About Southern Hills KennelHere at SOUTHERN HILLS KENNEL ~ Home of BIRD DOG UNIVERSITY ~ We train customer dogs to Clients specifications... Training is $400.00 a month... We have extensive experience with multiple breeds... Professionally training Pointing, Flushing, & Retrieving Breeds since 1997... For further information feel free to visit our web site: southernhillskennel.net We also do Obedience Training For Family Pets! Dog Training AvailableFlushing Pointing Retrieving Southern Hills Kennel Contact InfoBrent Wilbur 3303 beltway s Abilene, Texas 79606 325-370-4417 325-370-4416 Send Email to Southern Hills KennelClick here to visit website
Testimonials (3)Submitted by: Chris Cornman on Dec 08, 2011 I have know Brent for over 5 years. I have bought 3 dogs from him and have been quial hunting with them all over the country. We have hunted huns and sharpys in montana, pheasants in South Dakota and Kansas, and the ellusive quail in the great state of Texas. All three of my dogs adjusted to the game and terrain without missing a step. Brent did a wonderful job training them and have enjoyed them from day one.Whether training or buying a dog from Brent, he is as honest and hard working as they come. Submitted by: Mike Coffey on Nov 27, 2011 I have purchased 3 pointers trained by Brent at Southern Hills Kennel and all have been outstanding dogs. I recommend you give them a try if you have a dog in need of training, we all know nothing makes the hunt better than a properly trained dog.Mike Coffey Submitted by: Rick Nelson on Nov 01, 2011 |













