Deutscher Wachtelhund North America, Inc

The Official Deutsche Wachtelhund North America, Inc (DWNA) Club Site. The DWNA Club was formed under VDW authority and incorporated in November, 2007. This action was supported by the JGHV. We started taking memberships in January 2008. The DWNA is dedicated to the testing and quality breeding of Wachtelhunds in North America. We provide Wachtelhund descriptions, breed standards and testing requirements. We provide a Deutscher Wachtelhund Forum for owners and interested individuals to discuss Wachtelhund breeding, training and other related issues. We are a Deutscher Wachtelhund Rescue group. DWNA Wachtelhunds are bred to strict German standards.

In Germany, the Wachtelhund is classified as a versatile forest dog bred for finding sparse game over harsh conditions such as mountains, ice and snow. They are basically flushers and will sometimes flash point, but are also noted for going in for the kill. They are a long haired, muscular, medium sized dogs. They make excellent bird dogs but will work fur game also. Unlike hounds they can be called off a trail and will return to their master. They excel at water water, retrieving, and trailing game; they are aggressive in the hunt, but they are also loyal and great family dog, and friendly with people. They do best living in the home.
Bred by hunters for hunters.

Contact: Dave Pepe

160 Max Rd

Pelican Lake, WI 54463

dave@deutscherwachtelhund.org

Phone 715-487-4024