Charles Jurney has been training performance and hunting dogs for over twenty five years. During that time he has produced hundreds of titled dogs including Grand Hunting Retriever Champions, Hunting Retriever Champions, Master Hunters, Grand Master Hunting Retriever Champions, and Master Hunting Retrievers.
His writings have been featured in The Retriever Journal, Just Labs, The Pointing Dog Journal, and numerous other specialty journals. Charlie and his personal dogs have led many folks through their training programs with the videos Game Dog, Gun Dog, and Water Dog. He used the training experiences to complete his own training manual, Finished Dog, which has become a favorite for the amateur trainer.
His writings have been featured in The Retriever Journal, Just Labs, The Pointing Dog Journal, and numerous other specialty journals. Charlie and his personal dogs have led many folks through their training programs with the videos Game Dog, Gun Dog, and Water Dog. He used the training experiences to complete his own training manual, Finished Dog, which has become a favorite for the amateur trainer.
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Charlie Jurney of Terrell, North Carolina, the author of "Finished Dog, " trains all breeds of dogs but focuses primarily on Labrador and golden retrievers and Boykin spaniels. His dogs compete in the Hunting Retriever Club Division of the United Kennel Club and in the American Kennel Club Hunt Test Program and the North American Hunting Retriever Association Field Test Program.
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Our training programs specialize in retrievers for the field or competition. If you desire a well-mannered hunting companion or a Grand Hunting Retriever Champion, we are the kennel for you. We are active participants in the United Kennel Club's Hunting Retriever Club having produced many Grand Hunting Retriever Champions, Hunting Retriever Champions, Upland Hunters and Hunting Retrievers.
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For each day that the above animal is on-premises at Beaverdam Kennels, I agree to pay $50 to Beaverdam Kennels as a boarding/training fee. Payments are to be made in advance prior to the first of each month. Late payments will be subject to a $50 late charge and the dog will not be trained until payment is received.
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