American Cocker Spaniel

Yeah,

these are English Cockers.

So

everybody's...

everybody's used to the little smooshy face.

Yes.

You know, American Cockers, that was the house dog.

I mean, it was.

So my original dog was an obedience dog, a performance dog.

And then we got involved into Cockers and I met Jane at a fun match in rapid city, South Dakota.

And we have, we professionally handled, we moved to Texas and professionally handled for like 18 years, owned a couple of grooming shops, boarding kennel.

And then we have in the last last three years we have gotten embarked on judging, still doing some breeding and showing.

We've had many top producers, you know, and we've had best in show winners and three of the four colors working on the fourth.

And, you know, so that's been the chin have, have been our, our passion project, but, you know, we've had reasonable success with other, other breeds.

We've had over a hundred champion Cavaliers and the Cockers.

We showed a lot of Cockers.

So my original dog was an obedience dog, a performance dog.

And then we got involved into Cockers.

And I met Jane at a fun match in Rapid City, South Dakota.

And we had, we professionally handled, we moved to Texas and professionally handled for like 18 years, owned a couple of grooming shops, boarding kennel.

Yeah.

You have way more experience than that.

So, but I mean, you really made your name in dogs through Japanese Chin, right? I mean, you've had a lot of different experiences and breeds or where would you say you made your name in Cockers? How would you, where would you say you're most well known?

Well, I think our our chin have been the most influential throughout the world.