Son of Sabre and Jetta
Brother to Ellie and Maggie

Pappy was our very first Braque du Bourbonnais. We had been researching what we wanted for a hunting dog and this one was definitely new to us. He was a nondescript, 8-week old white pup, the last one left in the litter. My wife and looked at each other and thought maybe we should wait until there were more pups to choose from or something more remarkable. Then the moment that changed our mind, they brought out the Sire of these puppies and that’s when we met Sabre. Our whole perspective changed what a magnificent dog!
Pappy came home with us and within a few days had become one of our family. He was always looking for something to do, a job… retrieving, learning tricks, whatever to keep engaged with his new family.
When he was about 1 year old, he was off to hunting school and again he hit the ground running. He is a hunting machine!
Then when the field time was over Pappy became our house companion. He was calm and well-mannered and content just to be by his family. This was the moment in time when my wife and I first contemplated breeding these dogs. They were great in the field, even more, outstanding in our house and there were just not enough of them available so that they were readily available anywhere in the United States let alone in South Dakota a Pheasant hunters paradise.
So even though Pappy won’t be part of our breeding program his father -“Sabre”, mother -“Jetta” and sisters Ellie and Maggie will pass on these outstanding genetics!

Sabre is our Lithuanian import. He inherited his stunning conformation from his parents (Sire IT’S THE BEST Du Pech du Cayrol- Vice World Champion 2014/Dam HANA Mazas Brolis – Junior World Winner 2013, Vice World Champion 2014).

Sabre is a joyful, energetic dog with a great personality and an outstanding hunter with unlimited potential. As soon as he thinks he is going hunting, he spins around like a top! No noise just spins around and around and around~

Sabre is the first male Braque du Bourbonnais to earn an AKC Hunt Test Title and recently became the only Braque du Bourbonnais to earn an AKC Senior Hunter Title and hold 2 Hunt Test Titles.

Drax is owned by Nicholas and Sharleanna. Here is a little of their story:
“Our Drax loves snuggling and being right at our side. He’s amazing and patient with our little one and loves getting attention from our girls. If you pet Drax, be prepared to be his best friend. We often joke that Drax can’t get close enough to you. The concept of personal space is lost on Drax. He loves to hang out and snuggle when we are home but can practically FLY when he’s running the field!
Whether we are camping or out on walks or out in the field he is constantly pointing for us!”

Gus is just COOL. Gus is so laid back and everyone just loves him. Right now he’s the typical teenage boy strutting around the kennel like he owns it. He’s attentive to things around him but not bothered by distractions. Gus has been an intense participant in hunting school, and has shown to be an avid and eager hunter.

Sauer is owned by Chuck and Regina of South Dakota. Here’s what they have to say about Sauer:

Sauer came into our house at eight weeks of age. He started hunting pheasants at 10 months of age. Sauer was hunted with my 12-year-old GSP. He was a consistent hunter and held point very well. He learned quickly and was hunting like a veteran by the second month of season. He honored points by my GSP and learned to visually see that she was on point, as he would lock up and creep in on the point. I now have three dogs and get many 3-dog points, as they honor each other. He does not break birds and allows me to position myself for the shot. He is a very lovey dog and craves attention. He is friendly towards other people but does bark on anyone’s arrival. I have had pointing dogs for 50 years and he is among the top dogs I have owned.

Beau is owned by Kelly L. of South Dakota. Here’s what he has to say about Beau:

“This dog makes me laugh daily. He loves to point. Usually its just random birds or grasshoppers daily but you can see him pointing all the time. He is an in your pocket type. He loves to go, but is happiest receiving love from anyone willing to pet him. He is exactly what people told me when I was considering the breed. The nose of a short-hair with the temperament of a lab. When he walks into the house he melts into his chair and is perfectly content there, especially if someone pets him while he’s there.”