Welcome to the page for  CH. Jayhawker's Agent Ninety Nine FDJ, FD

Sire: Int'l Ch./Can.Ch.Jayhawker's Redneck Rex T.T. ( Sire: Hall of Fame , NAFC/DC/AFC Renegade's Kansas Kid )  Dam: Ch.Jayhawker's Sweet Georgia  Pedigree link coming soon Owner : Bob Meanley of Coquitlam BC. Also owner of Max CKC Reg'd # : KY695977 OFA # BS-11274G24F-PI  Good Natural Bobtail Show Title - 2002 Field Dog Junior Title - 2002 , 79.0, 85.0, 94.0 Field Dog Title - 2004 ,  98.0  , 94.0 , 94.0  1 Point on her Field Trial title so far

NEWS Dallas won 2nd place out of 14 dogs entered at the BC All Breed Pointing Dog Fall Field Trial 2004 - Amateur Shooting Dog Stakes  - Picture below Dallas had 10 pups 5F/5M with 3 Natural Bobs Born Dec 22.2003. The Stud is USA BISS/AM/CAN.Ch. Jayhawker's Masked Bandit OFA Good. See Bandit's Page for more details on the Sire. Also watch the Puppies from their own page   New Ch. Daughter from this litter - Ch. Jayhawker's Amazing Grace FDJ , Another Daughter Casey only needs one more win for her Field Dog Junior Title. Dallas had her 2nd litter July 1 2005 11 born - 6 boys and 5 girls.  8 natural bob-tails out of that total. Sire is AM / CAN. CH. Jayhawker Huntersheart Mtn. Jeb FDJ - OFA Good / CERF Certified / Multi Group winner / USA Field Trial placements. See puppies page / See Jeb's Page  *   I will be making a Page for Daughter Andi in Nevada owned by Helen of Wild Mtn Brittanys. She went to her first Field Trial in Open puppy Stakes and won 4th place with 20 puppies entered. Off to a great start!

Steady to Flush

More about Dallas; Dallas was my first Brittany. I picked her up in Strathmore where Lori was living. I recall carrying her on board the airplane in a cat carrier and she slept the whole way. I had a tough time picking her but in the end I went with the natural bob-tail. The name Dallas comes from a large orange patch on her side that resembles the State of Texas (to me anyway). Housebreaking was easy, but you really need to invest in a crate. Believe me, crate training is the kindest thing you can do for your dog. It will become their own space for the rest of their lives. I now have several, for sleeping and travel. Occasionally I even get to sleep outside my kennel. Over the next year Dallas trained her new owners pretty well. Anything left on the floor was hers to carry around, chew, and often eat. We lost a lot of socks, shoes and my wife's bra's were always popular. Dallas soon became "Bob's" dog since I took her everywhere and introduced her to fieldwork. She loves everyone in the family but there's no doubt who she really likes. Whenever she gets onto the bed she pulls the pillows and sheets around on my side and sleeps curled up next to my pj's. Dallas is very gentle but she is also very intense and very birdy. In the field or in wooded areas I keep a beeper collar on her because she has been known to "take-off". This is something Brittany owners often encounter and you don't want this to happen in an urban area. The good thing is that if you wait long enough they always seem to return to where you lost them. Dallas loves boats. She runs to the front, puts two paws on the bow and sticks her nose into the wind. I don't let her do this unless someone is holding her. She also loves to swim, and Brittany's can spend lengthy periods (especially in warm water) swimming around your canoe as you paddle the shoreline. Then you haul them aboard and they shower you. It is neat to see these younger pups point. Dallas naturally pointed flies, ants, butterflies, sticks, bumblebees and of course birds. When it came time to introduce real birds in the field she caught on quickly, with very little training. At 6 months and 1 day exactly she had her first FDJ leg. At a field trail last year she pointed a bird that was so far out I never found it. It wasn't till later when the bird planter told me she was locked on a Chukkar that was 40 metres upwind. Memo to self&ldots;.always trust your dog! I could go on but you get the picture. Dallas is as perfect a dog as I could ever have asked for. We are closely bonded and we know and trust each other, so training is smooth and progressive. She was a great mother to her first litter and I'm excited about the next, which should be born in June if all goes as planned. Watch the website for the puppies once they arrive. Regards, Bob Meanley, Coquitlam, B. C.

3rd Place - Open Shooting Dog  BC All Breed Pointer Club Trial Oct 2 2005 2nd place ( 1 point ) - Amateur Shooting Dog (14 Starters) BC All Breed Pointer Club Fall Trial 2004 ( Pictured below ) Dallas's Field Dog Title

Slide show of hunting pictures

		Oct 2003

Dallas and her new friend and family member - Max at 11 weeks.Watch for Max's page in the future!   Max's parents are  USA BISS/AM.CH/CAN.CH Jayhawker's Masked Bandit x CAN CH. Jayhawker's Misty Fortwo Dallas is here pictured 5 weeks pregnant with Masked Bandit's pups. Due to whelp Dec 23.2003