Hall of Fame

FC Flash's Only Annie Knows- "Annie"

Annie now 13 years old, was a very exciting dog to watch.  She defiantly made you sit up and take notice.  She was nationally ranked in All Age but a broken leg shorted her field trial career. Annie has been a top producer for us.  With her kids FC/AFC Foxglove Key to the Mint and FC/AFC Foxgloves Genuine Risk both finished.  She has 4 others with points and 3 others with puppy points or placements.  Her daughters will carry on the tradition at Foxglove.

NGDC/FC/AFC Benny's Second Chance- "Chance"

Chance passed away quietly on April 15, 2009  at 16 years old.  She provided us with an exciting field trial career.  Of course her big win at the AKC Gun Dog Championship in 2002 was very thrilling.  Chance provided us with FC/AFC Jokers Wild, Benny Thomas and AFC Chances Spitting Image.

Flash Dance- "Flash"

FC/AFC Joy IV- "Joy"

Brian was originally into simple names.  He felt if a dog makes a mark people will remember their name.  We will never forget Joy.  She was so well named she was always a joy.  Easy to train, she finished quickly and eventually became NWFTC top GSP in 1997. One year she was nationally ranked in All Age and Gun Dog. Brian would throw her in the All Age to help make a major and on certain courses she could really run, listen and find birds, hence the rankings.  Joy only had one litter but she provided us with Patty, FC/AFC Talk of the Town.

Ch Buck Hollows Serenade In Blue- "Sara"

It is hard to put in writing that Sara died on September 6, 2002. She was just over 14 years old. Although not quite my first shorthair, she was my first show dog. She was the only dog I have owned from 8 weeks until death. Sara got me started in GSPs and brought me many friends and extended dog family. Sara was not quite on the top producers list with only 5 Champions in 4 litters, however, she did have 3 others with points that for various reasons did not finish.  She has 8 Champion grand get. Sara was such a funny dog, very alpha, very demanding and lived for food. She was the ultimate couch potato that was oh so spoiled. I learned a lot from Sara as we went through the years. She was a challenge to show, but I could always count on her single tracking and what a beautiful neck and rear she had.  I picked her out by videotape for all the wrong reasons, thank goodness she had good breeding.

Am/Can Ch Foxgloves Impressive In Blue- "Lilly"

It seems like just yesterday that Lilly, a litter of one, was born.  She was my first litter and such a delight to show and compete with, a breeders dream come true. If only I could produce another.  Lilly finished with 4 majors by the time she was 1 year old, which has rarely been duplicated here in the Northwest.  I was always very proud of Lilly.  She received her Junior Hunter, did obedience, competed in Master hunter, swam like a fish and was a true friend until the end. Lilly died 2 weeks after being shown at the 2005 specialty Parade of Veterans, so hard to believe.

Ch Tabor's Foxgloves Endeavor- "Trevor"

Trev, I picked him out at just three weeks.  He, as everyone used to say, had a lot of bone. He was to be my dual, a feat we did not accomplish, but he did get Field Trial points.  Trevor finished his show championship with two 5-point majors, including a BOB specialty from the classes in 1995. Trevor will be remember for his personality.  Such a ham, sweet and devoted, a trait he passes on to his kids.  We have been lucky to have many show Champions and hunt test titled kids from Trevor.  He went to live with Patty McNary and her family in 2002.  Trevor died in his sleep during the summer of 2005.  I was fortunate enough to get to have Trevor spend some time at the house just a month before he passed away. 

Foxgloves What Was I Thinking- "Ollie"

Every now and then a young one is taken away from us.  This was the case with Ollie.  Similar to his mother and grandfather he was a hard luck dog.  First he broke his leg at 8 weeks. it healed okay.  Then he got hemolytic anemia and almost died.  Later he got out on the road at some training grounds and sadly he was hit by a vehicle.  We will miss Ollie very much, he was just 3 years old.  He was always so calm and loving.  The potential was there, unfortunately we will never get to know how great he could have been.  His dad was NFC/NGDC/FC/AFC Dunfur's PFK's Joe Obvious.

FC/AFC Foxgloves Genuine Risk- "Jazz"

Jazz was taken from us at the fairly young age of 8 with cancer. Looking much older than her age and recent weight loss led me to suspect something was wrong. Jazz will be greatly missed here at Foxglove. She did a lot of winning for us and she was my personal dog. She and I had some very memorable wins and placements together.  We made it to the second series at the GSPCA Amatuer Gun Dog Championships in 2007. She was the #5 Amatuer Gun Dog in 2006, and NWFTC Amatuer Dog of the Year.  Jazz will be waiting on the other side of Rainbow Bridge.

FC/AFC Foxgloves Take It To The Bank- "Cash"

Cash was always a great ambassador for us; he loved everyone and every dog. He was calm and quite in the house but always a performer in the field. Cash always had a lot of point in him and an exceptionally good nose. When competing, Cash was always one of the top dogs in the Northwest. He was named the NWFTC's GSP of the year in 2002. At the National level he made it to the Second Series of the GSPCA's Amateur Nationals 4 times. He is the sire of FC/AFC Foxgloves Key to the Mint, FC/AFC Foxgloves Take It to the Limit, FC/AFC Foxgloves Making a Buck, FC/AFC Foxgloves Uptown Girl, FC/AFC Foxgloves Dream Chaser, Foxgloves Cash and Cari, Foxgloves Cash Advance , and two who went before him, Foxgloves Cash It In “Chip”  and Foxgloves On a Tangent "Gage."