At Wildfire Goldens, we primarily breed field goldens for family hunting dogs, but each puppy has unlimited potential. Our puppies are intelligent, highly trainable, healthy, birdies with titled field dogs close in the pedigree. Our dogs hunt hard, even when there are no birds. In 2014, Wildfire produced two qualified all-age, two AKC Master Hunters, one Master National Pass – 1st Attempt and Winner of 2014 Qualifying Stake Golden Specialty in Cheraw, S.C. Meg, our first female, was a daughter of AFC Wildfire of River and Sungold Lad Talisman. We bred her to a Topbrass son and that was our start. Since then we’ve added on the finest field lines available. Maintaining quality and health is our passion.
Boom
Wildfire’s TNT** WCX
AKC SR 768901
Big water entries, birdie, marking, memory
Mo
Wildfire’s Bravhart Mighty Mo, MH**
AKC SR 74277701
Pin point marker, great bird desire, loving personality
Nan
Wildfire’s Anya Of Sanborn Lake, WXC, QAA (QAA)
AKC SR 70101302
Focused, great bird desire, drive, kind golden personality
Rita
Wildfire’s Lovely Rita Maid
AKC SR 1582601
Great female filed Golden, birdie, good work ethic, nose, and sweet personality
Roxy
Wildfire’s Rox The Boat
AKC SR 62836201
Sweet personality, quiet around the house, good field female
Ready
Wildfire’s Ready for Trouble
AKC SR 60067901
Derby win 2011, QAA 2014, major stakes gal that hunts her heart out each fall
HRCH Wildfire Twinkletoes Jezebel MH QA2
Sire: Wildfire’s Bravhart Mighty Mo MH**
Dam: Wildfire’s Pocket Change
Whelped: November 9, 2014
Breeder: Roselyn Wilson
Owner: Bill and Mary Glenn
In the games we play with our special family members, TJ earned titles in three field venues. In 2018-2019, she earned QA2, with one placing to spare, by receiving one first and two seconds in Field Trial Qualifying.
In 2020-2021, we entered hunt tests. On consecutive weekends in June 2021, she completed AKC Master Hunter and HRC Hunting Retriever Champion titles.
Our original intent in selecting TJ was to acquire another hunting partner and full time companion with high level intelligence and drive. Her multiple marking talent showed early, and we started training to develop her impressive abilities. But we live and farm in a very rural area with no like-minded people near us for a training group. So almost all training was done by the two of us and two remote release bird/dummy launchers. The lack of a training group had limitations on showing TJ the sights, sounds, and smells of real performance events. It took some patience and persistence and TJ earned all titles with almost never seeing more than one live person (Mary) in the field for training.