March 29, 2011 brought an unexpected death to our beloved Molly. We will fore
ver miss your special snort while getting a snack, pawing at us heavily while asking for more pets, serenity during the delivery of your litters, maternal instincts and willingness to oversee any other litter that you felt may need help, demeanor towards new dogs in the house and any visitors, persistence in the field, finding any lost or overlooked birds and your closeness and style upon finding those birds. You were our foundation dog to many wonderful solid liver pups, our own Goose included, and your legacy will forever live on. Rest easy Magoo. We will one day meet again.


Carver was the start of Country-Side Breeders. She produced many wonderful dogs in her time. Carver came to us as a young adult, without any listening or hunting skills. She was a very easy female to train and bring into our home, but also had her moments with the infamous ear plugs. Carver was always by your side in sickness, comforting you. She was also by your side in the field, finding birds and bringing them back. While Carver was an independent female, she was never going to pass up a moment for some loving. Her favorite spot was under the covers in the waterbed. Carver

enjoyed being outside, teasing the cats, but if there was any slight chance for rain or snow to come our way, you would find her inside, not even attemptting to put a toe outside until the ground was dry again. Her uncanny abilities to go to non-dog loving people and make them laugh and smile will always be remembered. Carver gave us many happy years. She certainly lived a wonderful and easy going life and will be missed dearly.

Country-Side Breeders lost all too soon, a very lively, outgoing and happy member of the family to complications from surgery. Pearl was always doing something to make us laugh, be it her sassy personality, chasing the dogs around the house, jumping

the gates to get the toys first, sneaking up the stairs at night and climbing into bed with us, or her crazy energy level outside.
Pearl was always happy to meet new people and dogs that came over. One pet was never enough for her! She was a wonderful mother to her 4 pups; so attentive to them and so trusting with the other dogs. Her love to be outside never got old for her. While she never had the opportunity to go to Iowa with the others, she certainly had the drive and style for it. Her nose was always in the pine trees or in the fields when running.

Pearl's short time with us has left a permanently happy spot in our hearts. She was a very outgoing and strong willed girl, that gave us many laughs as well as many frustrating moments, none of which we'd give up for anything. We'll miss you Pearl!