From the videos and still photos, he stands out as an athlete in a litter of beautifully collected and robust puppies.  From his high tail set to his almost perfectly proportioned body to that strikingly chiseled black head, he is a dog that you notice.  Part of it is how he carries himself.  Part of it is the white, very lightly ticked coat with the distinctive body marks.  Mostly, it's his alertness, his cleverness apparent in those eyes dark as Kentucky coal, the affectionate way he relates to his people.  Like most of the pups in this litter, he's happiest when he is carrying something in his mouth.  He points with intensity and beautiful style, a puppy that will make into a hunting dog you'll not be able to take your eyes from as he goes about his work.  He is available by private treaty; you can reach Eric via the contact information posted on this website.

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