Two Gun Kennels: Made for Adventure

Two Gun Kennels: Made for Adventure Founding/Charter members of the American Drentsche Patrijshond Association. Author of Drentsche Patrijshond for the North American Fancier.

Beautiful Gundogs Made for Adventure. Drentsche Patrijshonden
- Spinone Italiano -
German Wirehaired Pointer We believe Drents and Spinone are not just supposed to be bird dogs, they are to be first-rate family companions as well. Outstanding pedigrees are only a component, for the Drent measuring up with the three pillars of the breed: to be a versatile hunting dog, farmyard dog, and playmate t

o the children is something we insist upon. For Spinone we follow all prescribed health and temperament testing, and look for proven balanced dogs who complement our goals. Drents & Spinone must be a bird dog able to hunt with desire and stamina for a good day's hunt. Certainly, exhibition results are nice and have their place, but a dog must also have what it takes to be a bird dog. Just as in the converse situation, a good hunting dog misses on confirmation and/or temperament... We look for balance in our dogs and our breeding program. First and foremost, we are not quantity breeders, we seek the highest quality and believe as responsible breeders we should do all that we can to give our pups the best chances of being great representatives of the breed we can. We strictly adhere to the Code of Ethics of the DPCNA & SCoA. We offer pups only on occasion and only to approved households. Please inquire for more details.

Yes, up there...
01/05/2026

Yes, up there...

12 years young, still showing these baby dogs how it's done!
01/04/2026

12 years young, still showing these baby dogs how it's done!

She's blissfully unaware the trip is nearly over...
01/03/2026

She's blissfully unaware the trip is nearly over...

These two!
12/29/2025

These two!

This Association is real deal!We are so proud of all that was accomplished by the ADPA in 2025 and even more excited for...
12/29/2025

This Association is real deal!

We are so proud of all that was accomplished by the ADPA in 2025 and even more excited for all the amazing plans we have for 2026!

If you have a Drent, or looking to get one, or not... don’t but want to support our breed in a simple way, come join the ADPA and help make 2026 our best year yet!

As 2025 comes to a close, we want to briefly reflect on the enjoyable & productive year our organization and our members have had. A few highlights:

-Health Survey & Data Committee established & North American Drent Health Survey pilot launched
-Awards & Honors Committee established & Dual Honors and Versatility Award programs launched
-Drentflix Video Committee released Drentflix Episode 1
-Judge's Education & Breed Standard Committee released Judge's Education Trifold and proposed ADPA Breed Standard for the Drentsche Patrijshond (ballot to adopt currently in progress)
-Held 11 Board Meetings and 3 Members Socials/Meetings
-3 Drent litters born to ADPA Member-Breeders, 2 of whom were first time breeders!
-Breed features in Canine Chronicle and Showsight Magazines
-Dozens of new NAVHDA, AKC, and other venue titles earned by members
-Member participation in several Meet the Breed and other public outreach events
And much more - with even more exciting things to come!

Thank you to all of our members & friends of the organization for your ongoing support. Whether you are simply paying dues and cheering from the sidelines, participating in a committee, or spreading the good word by having fun out there with your Drent, the breed's future looks brighter every day because of you, the people who make it so.

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Bird Turd's first documented Mearns retrieve πŸ₯° not an easy feat when you're partnered with Ila, the Queen of Bird Recove...
12/28/2025

Bird Turd's first documented Mearns retrieve πŸ₯° not an easy feat when you're partnered with Ila, the Queen of Bird Recovery!

I haven't taken many birds this season. All but three have been juvenile birds... Prioritizing dog work has been a lot o...
12/27/2025

I haven't taken many birds this season. All but three have been juvenile birds... Prioritizing dog work has been a lot of fun!

Caper did some big dog stuff today, but I was concerned at the start
12/26/2025

Caper did some big dog stuff today, but I was concerned at the start

Merry Christmas from Robert, his jolly reindeer and our whole crew πŸŽ„
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from Robert, his jolly reindeer and our whole crew πŸŽ„

And...that's a wrap...
12/23/2025

And...that's a wrap...

The original Spinone doing her thing in the wilds of Arizona πŸ₯°
12/23/2025

The original Spinone doing her thing in the wilds of Arizona πŸ₯°

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Drents are not just supposed to be birddogs, they are to be first-rate family companions as well. Outstanding pedigrees are only a component, measuring up with the three pillars of the breed: to be a versatile hunting dog, farmyard dog, and playmate to the children is something we insist upon. You can read more about the Three Pillars on our main website. A Drent must be a birddog able to hunt with desire and stamina for a good days hunt. Certainly, exhibition results are nice and have their place, but a dog must also have what it takes to be a birddog. Just as the converse situation, a good hunting dog which misses on confirmation and/or temperament. We look for balance in our dogs and our breeding program. First and foremost, we are not a quantity breeder, we seek the highest quality and believe as a responsible breeder we should do what we can to give our pups the best chances of being great representatives of the breed we can. We make sure the parents have all of the desired traits of a Drent are sound to breed, are effective in the field, and have a typical if not outstanding temperament. The dogs we plan to use must meet or exceed all DPCNA standards for breeding: Hips, Eyes, Elbows, Health, Conformation, and Temperament. From the home to the field we believe in breeding the Drent to be the birddog they were designed to be. We strictly adhere to the DPCNA Code Of Ethics. We offer pups only on occasion and only to approved households. Please inquire for more details.