Programs
Every dog and every owner is different. Pick the door that fits — training, buying, or building your own skills in the field.
Full-time, on-site board and train on the 3-Phase Method — from basic manners to a finished gundog.
Explore Training →Occasionally we offer started dogs — championship British bloodlines, trained in-house.
Explore Started Dogs →Field sessions and our annual clinic series for owners who want to do the work themselves.
Explore Sessions & Clinics →Full-time, on-site board and train — your dog lives and trains with us in McKinney, Texas, on the 3-Phase Method. Most dogs enter at Obedience and move through the system as far as they're ready to go.
For sporting dogs that need reliable manners and calm, controlled behavior — whether you plan to hunt or not.
For dogs ready to begin real gundog work. Your dog leaves with force fetch, multiple retrieves on land and water, and solid gun conditioning.
For dogs ready to be polished into steady, reliable hunting partners. Your dog leaves taking casts and running blinds with confidence.
Not every dog needs the full method. A Phase 1 dog is the best-mannered dog on the block — whether or not he ever sees a bird. Obedience runs on its own as a shorter program: 3–5 weeks, $1,500 flat. He doesn't settle down on his own. He gets trained.
Board & train starts at $1,500/month. Obedience-only starts at $1,500 flat.
Every dog starts with an evaluation — 2-3 dogs at a time, and fit matters.
Occasionally we offer started dogs trained in-house on the 3-Phase Method — championship British bloodlines, selected and finished by me. These sell by waitlist before they're ever listed.
For owners who want to do the work themselves — one-on-one field sessions and an annual clinic series to keep you and your dog sharp.
Hands-on sessions in the field during our defined training windows — handling, steadiness, and real bird work with you on the lead.
Book a Field SessionEvery fall, before the season. Your dog's standing appointment — a tune-up clinic that gets both of you ready for opening day.
Training doesn't end when your dog comes home. Most families come back for a tune-up before next season, and every fall we offer a yearly revision to keep the work sharp for years to come.