Solo hunting in all its glory, but having a faithful hunting buddy is not entirely wrong either. Not only do they multiply the chances of locating and setting game, but they also act as loyal hunting companions during searchings, coffee breaks and by the fire in the hunting lodge.

Our ambition is that our hunting dogs should not be characterized by a single game, but that they - as we say - should be "all-round dogs". It is unbeatable to be in a seemingly bird-empty area and all of a sudden get caught on deer.