Bea vom Rollenwald AKA Millie
(Freida vom Nobelle Haus x Basso vom Dakota)
Introducing Bea AKA "Millie" is the Granddaughter of Brigitta vom Nobelle Haus and the Great Great Granddaughter of Helena vom Sparta-GR
Millie and her Grandmother Ruby.
Hunting the Northern woods in Maine
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Millie at 13 weeks of age
Millie at 15 weeks old
Millie at 16 weeks old getting ready for some bird work
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Millie at 17 weeks
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Millie is the daughter of Freida vom Nobelle Haus and the granddaughter of Brigitta vom Nobelle Haus. Frieda is a Derby and Solms PZI evaluated at SG as 12 month old dog. Freida's hips evaluated in Germany are A-1. Frieda's dam Brigitta vom Nobelle Haus is a Derby PzI and AZP PZI, SG Hips evaluated in Germany A-2. Her Grand dam on her mother's side is Helena vom Sparta-Gr. Helena is Derby Pz1 and Solms Pz1, SG1.
Millie 8 weeks - 20 weeks: Millie frothier first exposure to birds at 13 weeks of age points with intensity. After that first bird when in the field you can easily tell she is hunting with a purpose not just running aimlessly. She quarters to a two blast whistle and will come in and sit to a one blast whistle. At 13 week of age Millie was exposed to water where she on her own would enter the water without any enticing. At about 14 weeks of age she was introduced to a dead duck picking up the duck but trying to play keep away. She also did a few short drags of starting out at about 10-15 feet gradually working up to about 40 yards. Each time she would follow the drag to the duck then pick up the duck. Millie will sit, stay, down on both voice and hand signals. She whoa's with both hand and voice signals where you are able to completely walk 360 degrees around her on both the whoa table and now the ground. We just started her retrieving work, she will open her mouth and take the retrieving buck on command from all heights as well as reaching for it, our next stage is to have her picking up the retrieving buck from the ground. We need to work for a crisp delivery to hand. As a young dog I am very encouraged with where she is at this stage. We will be hunting in Maine in October bringing her along with her grandmother Brigitta. Our goal in bringing Millie is to give her some time in the woods for the exposure of what is yet to come in her being a hunting dog companion.
Millie 20 weeks - exposure has now transferred to training although her training at this time is not with any pressure other then a higher degree of compliance. Millie while cooperative wants to see just how much she can get away with. Her training sessions are short with multiple 10-15 minutes sessions a day. From what I can see how she interacts with her grand mother, (Ruby) Millie is more of a dominate female at this age. While sweet, Millie does try and push her limits. While she will take a training buck on command at this time she wants to still play keep away in that this is her possession. This is something I will have to work on nipping it in the bud early. More to come as we progress through her training.
Millie at 5 /6 months : Millie's point are very intense, she is turning to two whistle blasts coming in and sitting to the front on one,(still on a check cord). She is holding her points allowing me to fly a bird without giving chase,(for the most part). Introduction to the gun from a starters pistol at 12 weeks working up to and including a 12 gauge is not an issue. She is force broke on a whoa table as well as transferring whoa to the ground. She will whoa on both a verbal and hand command. While on a check cord she is retrieving a bumper placed on the ground at a distance bringing the bumper back sitting on delivery to hand. We have begun using place boards in a more formal way. We can direct her from one to another currently at a short distance of 15 feet.
Decided to take her up to Maine at 5 months exposing her to the grouse woods of Maine for short runs into various types of cover. Mille on her runs would get out and then checked back with me frequently while on a check cord.
Freida vom Nobellehaus... (Brigitta vom Nobelle Haus x Artus vom Rollenwald)
Brigitta vom Nobelle Haus: Brigitta is an incredible bird dog with a very strong nose matching incredible drive, desire and cooperation. Sometimes you just know when you have that special something Ruby is that special something in every aspect of her life. She is a cooperative and driven female. Ruby has been a pleasure to train, to hunt with and more importantly as a calm loving member of our family. I have had the pleasure to work with four of her litter-mates this litter without a question was consistent in every sense of the word. Brigitta proves herself as she is hunted each fall in New England in pursuit of grouse and woodcock performing excellent on both. Like her mother, (Sadie) Brigitta has an excellent nose with a fantastic disposition. She is great around people and other dogs.
Artus vom Rollenwald: Artus is a medium size male; standing 64cm. He weighs 67 pounds. He has dark pigment. He is well balanced with exceptional movement. Art has a noble head, dry neck and throat, correct angulation in the front and rear, correct depth of chest, top and bottom line are correct, tail set is correct.
He is a cooperative, intelligent, and driven male. Art has proven himself hunting at a young age from Michigan to North Dakota. He adapts to the cover and circumstance. He is relentless on game recovery. He has excellent use of nose. His love of water was shown in the 4h search behind the duck.
Artus is at home in the kennel or the house and is quiet and calm. He is very good with other dogs including intact males. Art loves people and is very good with young children.
Millie will be tested proving her abilities in pursuit of both grouse and woodcock in the North woods of New England.
We are very excited about the potential of this puppy, and all puppies from this litter. We are looking forward to testing her within the NADKC and NAVHDA as well as pursuing grouse and woodcock in New England each Fall.
Brigitta vom Nobelle Haus: Brigitta is an incredible bird dog with a very strong nose matching incredible drive, desire and cooperation. Sometimes you just know when you have that special something Ruby is that special something in every aspect of her life. She is a cooperative and driven female. Ruby has been a pleasure to train, to hunt with and more importantly as a calm loving member of our family. I have had the pleasure to work with four of her litter-mates this litter without a question was consistent in every sense of the word. Brigitta proves herself as she is hunted each fall in New England in pursuit of grouse and woodcock performing excellent on both. She has an excellent nose with a fantastic disposition. She is great around people and other dogs.
Artus vom Rollenwald: Artus is a medium size male; standing 64cm. He weighs 67 pounds. He has dark pigment. He is well balanced with exceptional movement. Art has a noble head, dry neck and throat, correct angulation in the front and rear, correct depth of chest, top and bottom line are correct, tail set is correct.
He is a cooperative, intelligent, and driven male. Art has proven himself hunting at a young age from Michigan to North Dakota. He adapts to the cover and circumstance. He is relentless on game recovery. He has excellent use of nose. His love of water was shown in the 4h search behind the duck.
Artus is at home in the kennel or the house and is quiet and calm. He is very good with other dogs including intact males. Art loves people and is very good with young children
Millie's lineage on the Nobellehaus side of the pedigree
Millie's Mom Freida vom Nobelle Haus AKA Breeze owned by Julie G.
Millie's Father Basko vom Dakota
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Millie's Grand Mother Brigitta vom Nobelle Haus AKA Ruby.
Millie's Grand Father Artus vom Rollenwald Owned by Julie G
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Millie's Great Grand Mother Helena vom Sparta AKA Sadie
Millie's Great Grand Father Enzo vom Kings Crossing Owned by John I.
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