Here on the ' home page' I hope to align our objectives so that your time and mine is not miscast. The objective of Fall Brook Run is to enlist the respect of fellow hunters, handlers and trainers to consider a pup from one of our breedings. It is our intention to provide you with a pup that you can hunt with, and realize the commitment necessary to train a pup to do so.Click here to read article

     To consider owning a pup from Fall Brook Run I ask that you review the following VHD Magazine article (click here) and familiarize yourself with the challenges it presents, in so doing I will be able to welcome your inquiries, and quite possibly fulfill your needs to own a quality versatile hunting dog (vhd).

VC Bou X Illebolle's Ea ~ Whelp date in March
VC Bou X Leica Vom Forstweg ~ Whelp date in Ma
y


'Click here to find out more about VC Bou'


'Click here to find out more about Ea'

 


'Click here to find out more about Leica'

 
 
     The DVD 'Our Pups & Training for the NA Test' presents in the first part how we raise versatile hunting dog (vhd) pups, and then in length is a training journal with a chapter menu to assist you as an aid to help train for the NAVHDA Natural Ability Test.  Click DVD to find out more. 

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     The breedings between 'Lady' Caja and VC Bou of the A, B, and C- Litters have to their credit 21 pups that have tested within the NAVHDA Natural Ability Test level, the results are 14- Prize One, 6- Prize Two, and 1-no prize. With this as a backdrop to consider owning a versatile hunting dog I am pleased to invite you to consider owning a pup from our next litter.

'Leica with snowshoe hare after HZP test track & retreive' Leica Vom Forstweg, left; VC Bou, center back; Lady Caja,
right; Illebolle's Ea, foreground

     Here I welcome you to a sneak preview to the breeding program that lies ahead, above is Leica Vom Forstweg who comes from a Auslesesezucht {superior breeding} out of Lingen, Germany. Leica tested extremely well: in NAVHDA she received a Prize One in the Natural Ability {NA} Test with a perfect score 112, and in the Utillity Test (UT) a score of 199 Prize One; with the JGHV German testing program she scored 61 in the VJP {Verbands Jugend Prefung, {also called the Spring Puppy Test} and a perfect score of 190 in the HZP {Herbstzuchtprufung, {also called the Fall Breed Test}; in the VGP {utility test} she received a Prize One with score of 301. Please note both HZP and VGP tests results are the highest achieved by any of our breed in the USA.  ** For those wishing to know more about the HZP and VGP Test please go to: http://www.jgv-usa.org/Test_Descriptions/HZP.htm  and http://www.jgv-usa.org/Test_Descriptions/VGP.htm 

Right Photo above:  Center in the back is of course VC Bou himself, NAVHDA NA Prize Two score 97, UT Prize One score192, Invitational - pass -score 195.

And lastly to the right is 'Lady' Caja NAVHDA NA Prize One score 112, UT Prize One 201, Invitational no pass score 195, also from Denmark but no longer breeding (a 'Grand Dame' of three breeders awards with the A, B, and C Litters)

VC BOU X LEICA VOM FORSTWEG breeding this winter 2012
Leica and I after VGP fox retreive Leica with the judges myself and my wife Rajani Leica and I after successfully completing the deer blood track
     
 VC BOU X ILLEBOLLE'S EA breeding this winter 2012
   
 VC Bou backing Illebolle's Ea

     Here above we have VC Bou backing Illebolle's Ea (in the forground) from Rudkbong, Denmark, she will be breeding with VC Bou early this winter.  She has tested well and has to her credit: a NAVHDA NA Prize One perfect score 112; and a UT Prize Two score 183 missing a prize one with a 3 in 'duck search' instead of a 4; with the German JGHV testing program she scored a 69 for the VJP puppy test, and on the VGP test scored well enough for a Prize One in all categories with a 256 but did not receive a prize because she did not find the deer to complete the deer blood track successfully.  Ea comes from the similar Rewinkel line breeding as VC Bou.

**Those wishing to learn more about NAVHDA and JGHV  testing may visit www.NAVHDA.org/tests.html;  & Regulations for association breed tests, VZPO,  http://www.subterram.com/VZPO.pdf

     Over many centuries The Small Munsterlander Pointer has earned a reputation throughout Europe to be a viable force as a versatile hunting dog, in field and in water, on feathers or in fur.


Kleiner Munsterlander Vorstehunde (1900)

 
 

     Prospective owners who are willing to train their puppies as versatile hunting dogs (vhd) have available to them not only the opportunity to enjoy the companionship of a great hunter, but also a very personable member added to their family.

 

    And finally let me offer to you a review of a typical training clinic held at Fall Brook Run for a group of Munsterlander pups and their owners preparing for the Natural Ability Test. By clicking here you may see how straight forward training can actually be.

 

(Composing the photo)

 

Caja     

   Bou

"The photo"

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Fall Brook Run
25 Church Road
Livingston Manor, NY 12758