Field and Marsh Kennels in OR - any input?

[halfpipe88]

I'm posting this for my brother.  He has a 1 year old english pointer that is doing very well but he is looking at sending her to a kennel to get her trained right.  After a lot of research he's looking at Field and Marsh Kennels in OR.  Any comments on them?  Good or bad is welcomed.

[Bluemoon]

I went and looked at their website,  I had not heard of them before.  Not the same Jeff Miller that I know who is a great trainer.  My only concern would be...There is a list of breeds they claimed to have trained.  One would think that on their home page they would of least spelled the names of the breeds correct.  That would be a major red flag for me.
Just my 
But then I'm also the competition.   

[Happy Gilmore]

i don't know how a guy can have time to train dogs when he's got a business doing wildlife photo safari, big game guiding, turkey hunting guiding, shooting lessons, duck guiding, pheasant guiding, corporate events, etc. Busy dood this time of year.

I think I'd find someone who just trains dogs.

[Blackjaw]

If he is in Oregon, have him give Whitewater Gundog Training a call and see if they are what he is looking for in a kennel. Rob and Shelley competed in Springer Trials for a long time and were very successful and I am sure they are great pointer trainiers as well.

[ghosthunter]

Why not try the sponsers of this page. See the top. 

[halfpipe88]

Thanks for all your input!  He's actually located in Tri-cities. 

[Stilly bay]

RJ at quick silver kennels is a hell of a trainer. I would see if his roster is full yet.