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He’s not afraid to jump into the middle of a dog fight to bring order from chaos. He runs through brambles, streams, and over rock-faces training his dogs in Search & Rescue techniques, because as Kyle Warren himself will tell you: “If I can teach my dogs something that can save lives, I can’t think of a better way to spend my time.”
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Join Kyle as he takes you into his world of dogs and discover why some people call him the Dog Man of Ulster County, NY, in this home-spun portrait of an American original.
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Written, filmed, edited & directed by Nicholas Goodman
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the dog world ying & yang
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Kyle in Field & Stream
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The Survival Issue, Feb. 2009
This is Kyle in full Search & Rescue (SAR) gear, posing with his two working-line German Shepherds Maya and Quax. Maya is a certified trailing dog by the NY State Federation of Search & Rescue and Quax is certified for live find and cadaver area search by NYSAR. (click on the image for a detailed look)
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Hunting Retriever Club (HRC) |
c/o Jim Reichman, Pres.
PO Box 210
Alexandria, LA 71309 USA
Phone:(318) 446-0075
Fax: (318) 442-6883
E-Mail: adminsecretary@h-r-c.org
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Primary Contact: Jim Reichman, Pres.
Founded: 1984. Members: 8500. Membership Dues: single, in U.S., $25 annual; single, outside U.S., $30 annual; family, in U.S., $30 annual; family, outside U.S., $35 annual. Staff: 38. National Groups: 110. Description: Duck and bird hunters and upland game hunters interested in retrievers. Works to train and test hunting retrievers; to maintain the inherent working qualities of hunting dogs in their natural environment; and to use humane, thoughtful, and proven dog training techniques. Offers children’s services and educational programs. Affiliated With: United Kennel Club.
Awards: Grand Hunting Retriever Champion. Type: recognition. • Hunting Retriever Champion. Type: recognition. Recipient: for dogs that have passed the testing program, training sessions, clinics, hunting tests, and national hunts.
Publications: Hunting Retriever Magazine, bimonthly. Price: included in membership dues; $25.00 for nonmembers in U.S.; $30.00 for nonmembers outside U.S. ISSN: 8750-6629. Circulation: 5,500. Advertising: accepted.
Conventions/Meetings: annual meeting – always June.
SIC: 8699 – Membership Organizations Nec; 0752 – Animal Specialty Services
Subject Descriptor(s): Dog
Subject Category: Hobby and Avocational Organizations
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