I am no longer breeding. BUT, I am both a Vizsla Rescue Coordinator and a Vizsla Breeder referral source. Email me with questions, breed and breeder information


Some information about myself and my Vizslas..
I belong to the Vizsla Club of America (VCA), the Miami Valley Vizsla Club (MVVC), Clermont County Kennel Club, Queen City Dog Training Club and the Clermont County Dog Training Club. I have been the AKC Delegate for Queen City Dog Training Club, held a two year term on the Board of the Vizsla Club of America. Before that I served a 7-year term as the Membership Co-Chair for the Vizsla Club of America and have served two terms as a Trustee (Board member) for the Clermont County Dog Training Club. I have been fortunate to serve in a number of capacities at the regional and national level. I am also a TTouch practitioner (P1).

Pam Williams is Tega's Breeder and co-owned Tega, the foundation bitch for my breeding. Pam finished Tega in a relatively few number of times in the show ring from the Bred-by-Exhibitors class. I asked Pam to remain as co-owner on all of the dogs I own, and as co-breeder because Pam is a wonderful friend, and resource. She is a member of the Vizsla Club of America (VCA). For more on Pam and Windrunner Vizslas, feel free to go to her website.

My Vizslas:
I  live with two Vizslas:  Gema, and Luc. I co-own Tank a male that lives with the Haberbush family in Illinois. I also Co-Own two girls with my co-breeder Pam Williams.  I have been involved in Vizslas since 1991. After 23 years of owning, competing with and occasionally breeding Great Danes,  I switched to the Vizsla breed. Jake was my first Vizsla. Although Jake was not conformation quality, his heart was pure Vizsla. He finished his first level of obedience title with ease, but absolutely hated to travel - anywhere, and was given to my daughter. He lived with her and later with her family until his death in January 2006 at 13 years of age.

Although a conformation title is essential for any consideration as a breeding dog, I believe in balance with regard to titles. To balance the CH title, Cat had a CD and a TDI, Wells had his NA, and OAJ Agility titles, his CD, his RN (Rally) and his TDI.  Kaboom did not have "show" conformation, but had a blast in Rally and earned the highest Rally title (RAE) available at that time. Tega was a joy. At fifteen months of age, She earned her AKC Championship with a Best in Show Specialty, She earned a Novice Rally title (RN) and had both her International and UKC Championships with a UKC Best in Show. Tega was selected for my home because of her intelligence and willingness to be bottom dog in the pack. This was necessary because of the temperament of the pack I had at the time. Away from home she adapted to the situation and was willing to be the top dog. She had three litters. At 15 years old she was the queen and knew it.

Tega was bred for the last time when she came into season in 2008. She was bred to Dual CH. Oakleaf's Everwhen Chances R CDX, MH, NA, VC, V.C.A. Registry Of Merit and VCA Hall of Fame. That litter is the Mission Litter

Every pup produced by Tega's mother (including Tega and her get) likes to roll in and eat nasty things - and many of them like to counter surf. Tega and Kai and Gema learned very early that counter surfing resulted in a panicked human-but the 'gene' might be there regardless. 

Kai (deceased at 14) Was the girl I kept out of Tega's third, and last, litter. Kai earned her AKC Grand Championship title (GrCH), a Rally Excellent title (RE) and competed in Barn Hunt competition, Junior Hunt Competition and enjoyed scent work with joy.  She earned her RATO title in Barn Hunt. She was from the Mission litter, and her puppy name was Katie, an astronaut. She loved to fly-in the field, in the yard, and over the fence (4 foot) between the front and back yard! Perhaps naming a litter after people who fly is NOT a good idea!

​Gema (now 8.5) is the pup I kept out of Kai's last litter. She has her AKC Grand Championship title (GrCH), a Rally Advance title (RA), her RATO title in Barn Hunt., Her Junior Hunter (JH) title. She absolutely loves scent work and that is her current focus. She has earned titles in AKC, CPE and NACSW scent competition. The world of canine scent sports is open to her. We will see where she goes. Out in the woods and fields she exceeds the speed and drive of her mother and flies as she stretches her legs.

Luc is the newest member of our family. His mother is Pam's Jinks (Gema's sister from a previous identical breeding). He was born in July 2021. He easily earned his show championship, He just starting his different games. He has his Novice Rally title, a BCAT (a beginning Fast Cat title), has earned his NACSW ORT (Scent venue) , has competed in both AKC and NACSW scent trials, and thanks to a wonderful friend, we did some work on his field skills.  He earned a 4th place at his second  Field trial. As we determined that he is a "close running walking dog," we will play with Hunt Tests vs Field Trials. Most of all, Luc is a dufus with a heart of gold.
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