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 R&R Pheasant Hunting is a proud partner with Hunters Point Kennel.  They offer the discriminating upland bird and waterfowl hunter the finest Pointing Labs available.  Hunters Point Kennel OWNS and has PRODUCED more APLA titled pointing labs than ANY other kennel.

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They have achieved this success through a deliberate breeding plan that also includes classic lab confirmation and a calm and affectionate companion dog demeanor

R&R Pheasant Hunting allows you to enhance your South Dakota pheasant hunting experience seeing high quality pointing labs from Hunters Point Kennel during your hunt.

3rd Annual Reunion Hunt Oct 31st - Nov 7th, 2007

 

Pointing Labs

At R&R Pheasant Hunting, LLC, we offer you the finest pheasant hunting experience in South Dakota. One of the ways we do this is by providing trained pointing labs with every hunt. All of our pointing labs go through a rigorous training process, which helps the maximize the effectiveness of your hunt.

Although different dog trainers use different techniques, there are some generalities that hold true. The dog's training begins when the dog is still a pup, usually at about 10-12 weeks. The pup will be encouraged to search for treats on the trainer's person, thereby encouraging and rewarding the dog for using its nose. About this same time, the dog will first be introduced to game birds (usually a pigeon). If the dog becomes excited, this is called becoming "birdy." Some of the more gifted pups will even show a natural pointing tendency. The handler will then tweak and hone this behavior through games, such as attaching a bird feather to a fishing line and dragging it along the ground. This eventually leads to pointing to caged birds in a field. Once the training is complete, the dog is then ready to take the field.

The dogs used by R&R Pheasant Hunting are all experienced pointing labs. Our dogs also work well together, which will help you and your party get the most out of your hunting experience. Naturally, our guides are well-versed in getting the most out of our dogs.

R&R Pheasant Hunting is ideal for corporate retreats, family hunts, or a trip with friends. Our first-class lodgings and superior hospitality will complete your experience. We also encourage you to bring your own dogs (we have kennels) to see how they'll fare on a hunt. Call (605) 436-6782 to book your hunting trip today!

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Hunters Point Kennel Information

INTENT & PURPOSE

It is our goal to produce the best possible hunting dogs and family companions. Our kennel is operated on the philosophy of quality invested provides quality received.

FACILITY

The kennel grounds occupy approximately 2 ½ acres. We have two banks of adult kennels that contain six 5' x 12' runs each. And six puppy runs of 4' x 12' each. The kennel floors are concrete and on a 5 degree slope that drains into a trough. The trough is connected to a 1000-gallon septic system. The runs are divided by chain link fencing. The welping areas are inside a metal building. There are three concrete runs of 8' x 16' inside and 8' x 8' outside. These are also connected to the septic system. The concrete slopes and troughs make for easy and thorough daily cleaning. We have an exercise and training area that contains a one-acre pond.

HEALTH PROGRAM

All of our dogs are fed Eukanuba dog food. This was the result of a nutritional inquiry to Purdue University and Ohio State University Schools of Veterinary Medicine. The expense of feeding this top quality food is more than offset by its results. All of our dogs are on Interceptor once a month wormer and Advantage flea and tick control. All of our dogs have their hips OFA certified and must score a good or excellent to be bred. Annually our dogs receive rabies & parvo vaccinations and their eyes are examined by a canine opthamalogist with the result submitted to CERF for registration. Or puppies receive Interceptor wormer at 3 weeks of age and their first Ft Dodge Puppy Shot (Duramune DA2PP + CVK) at 5 weeks. We repeat the Ft Dodge Puppy Shot every two weeks until they leave or reach 16 weeks. Dew claws are removed by the pinch method, limiting scaring.

PUPPY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Our puppy development program begins with early neurological stimulation using the "Bio Sensor" program. The "Bio Sensor" program was developed by the U.S. Military for their war dog program. Later it became known to the public as the "Super Dog" program. This program consists of five exercises performed on the puppies daily from the third day of life through the sixteenth day of life. The benefits from this program are:
 

  1. Improved cardiovascular performance
  2. Stronger heart beats
  3. Larger adrenal glands
  4. More tolerance to stress
  5. Greater resistance to disease
     

At the completion of the "Super Dog" exercises we begin a temperament equalization program recommended by Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine. In very simplified terms the program requires random grouping of the puppies away from mother twice a day. This changes the dynamics of the litter allowing the puppies to assume roles different from the norm in their small groups. This continues through six weeks of age.

Feeding time for puppies is a time of high energy and drive. We use this time to introduce problem-solving exercises to the puppies. Daily we introduce different barriers between the puppies and their food. The puppies are challenged to go under, over, around, or through barriers to get to their food. This type of brain stimulation is proven to actually increase the size of the cortex. When the puppies reach their food we fire a 22 blank pistol to imprint in their minds the association of gunfire with something good, food. This noise conditioning makes the transition to the field and the reward of a bird after gunfire easier.

At six weeks of age we introduce the pups, as a litter, to a clip wing quail or chukar. The competitiveness of the group makes the bird introduction a pleasant experience for all, leaving a positive bird imprint in their minds.

It is important to note at this point that unstructured handling and play by adults and children also takes place during this time to promote normal human bonding and socialization.

A lot of experts feel the first six weeks is the most important time for development in a dog's life. Newborn pups have their eyes closed, have a limited digestive system that requires mothers licking to function, depends on external sources for body heat, and can only smell, suck, and crawl. At six weeks they see, walk, eat and digest solid food, regulate their own body heat, play, reason, and develop traits unique to themselves.

Studies have shown that the effectiveness of "jump start" exercises during the first six weeks of life can never be duplicated again.


BREEDING STOCK

Hunters Point Kennel currently owns, hunts, and breeds sixteen APLA Certified Pointers, one APLA Master Pointer Retriever, and one APLA Grand Master Pointer Retriever. That is more APLA titled dogs than any other pointing lab kennel ! These dogs represent the "best of the best" pointing lab bloodlines in the country. This pattern of success represents a high standard of ability and temperament to be selected for our breeding program. We retain pups from our own litters and purchase outside pups every year. We start these pups and evaluate them for our breeding program. They must be better than our current dogs to earn the right to be placed in our program. We are dedicated to making a great breed of dog even better. We feel a responsibility to the breed that has brought us so much pleasure, and to you our client. The purchase of a hunting companion is a serious investment in training time, emotional attachment, and money. Accept nothing less than hunter tested and APLA certified parents on both sides of your pup.

SERVICE

Service after the sale of a puppy is an area that is rarely discussed but can be very important. A breeder must have that ability and the desire to provide post sale service. The ability to provide service means being knowledgeable in the areas of training, health and nutrition, canine behavior, problem diagnosing, and hunting both upland birds and waterfowl. The desire to provide service simply means that willingness to share our knowledge for the benefit of our clients. Byron and I both stand ready and able to provide post sale service.

LOCATION AND SHIPPING

Our kennel is located in Salem, Indiana, which is 35 miles northwest of Louisville, Kentucky. We ship puppies by air out of Louisville International Airport at Standiford Field. Federal regulations require a puppy traveling alone to be a minimum of 8 weeks of age. The charge for shipping by air is based on the size of the kennel (200-puppy crate) and the method of travel, regular air cargo or counter to counter. Distance is not a consideration in the shipping cost. Regular air cargo currently runs from $90.00 to $120.00 depending upon airlines. Counter to counter currently runs from $163.00 to $170.00. A $45.00 deposit is required for the shipping crate and this deposit is refunded when the crate is returned.

DEPOSIT POLICY

If we produce the puppy you have chosen with regard to litter, color, and gender, you are expected to complete the purchase. If you do not, the deposit is forfeited or applied to a puppy in the future. If we do not produce the puppy you have chosen with regard to litter, color, and gender you have the following options:

  1. A full refund of deposit
  2. Choice of another available puppy
  3. Re-apply deposit to a future litter

PUPPY SELECTION POLICY

Deposits are recorded when RECEIVED. This order of deposits received is also the order of selection of pups. If you are coming to the kennel to make your own selection you must arrive on the date and at the time you are assigned. If you are unable to arrive at your scheduled time, we will make the selection for you. This is necessary in order to be fair to those making travel plans in advance. Puppies being shipped will be selected in the appropriate order based upon instructions from the purchaser. Puppies being picked up can leave at six weeks of age. Puppies being shipped must be eight weeks of age as per federal regulations.

GUARANTEE

We provide a written guarantee against genetic hip or eye disease for your puppy's first 26 months. If the conditions of the guarantee are invoked, you may keep the original dog if you supply proof of sterilization, and we will give you another dog of equal or better breeding at no cost. Breeding the dog before 24 months of age will void the guarantee.

OWNERS

Danny Allen
danny@pointing-lab.com

Treating people as I would expect to be treated has provided me with 24 successful years as an insurance agent. I have applied this basic concept to Hunters Point Kennel as I handle the advertising, marketing, and record keeping part of the business. The result has been hundreds of satisfied puppy buyers all across the United States. I am a life long avid hunter and fisherman. I am a member of NRA, Ducks Unlimited, Quail Unlimited, and Pheasants Forever. I am currently a member of the board of the American Pointing Labrador Association and a two-term past-president.

Byron Fagg
As a 24 year employee of Purdue University in the capacity of County Extension Educator, I have worked to help area farmers produce top quality crops and livestock. This experience has helped me in handling the breeding, health care, feeding, and daily maintenance at the kennel. I believe quality is a result of deliberate action. I am a lifelong hunting and fishing enthusiast and a member of Quail Unlimited and the American Pointing Labrador Association.

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Sal Roseland, Owner
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Cell: 605-216-0883
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