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These are the dogs that have shaped our present and future.
Past Dogs
GCH Glade Mill Whiskey Sour CA CGC
Although we originally hoped to keep a girl out of Kat's first litter, this guy was too nice to let go. We were more than delighted that he seemed to have inherited the sweet boyish personality of his great grandsire, Sage, and were equally happy with his puppies! Whiskey lived with and was loved by our extended family, where he held important jobs such as babysitting his kids and keeping the couch warm. We wish we had more years with him, but the time we shared is so cherished nonetheless.
CH Glade Mill Tullamore Dew
Tulla stayed with us as our keeper girl from our 2018 Whiskey litter. An excellent representation of the "velcro vizsla," Tulla's affectionate personality and aggressive snuggles make her a joy to live with. We are so excited for the next generation she has provided for us, and get to see her regularly as she has retired to live with the McFayden family!
CH Glade Mill Evening Solace
Charlotte was the prettiest and most perfectly painted lady we could have ever asked for. She showed so much promise early on, finishing her championship in extreme style by winning WB at the NBC national specialty. However, she decided the she did not care for showing much, nor did she care much for motherhood and would much rather be keeping the couch warm. She has retired with Hannah, to help fill the void that Allie left.
CH Torquay Glade Mill Lady Liberty
Contrary to her fiery start when we brought her home, Giselle matured to be the gentlest and most sweet natured girl you ever did meet. After giving us two beautiful litters of puppies, she went to live with Marissa, to help ease the loss of Gimme.
CH Merry Music Glade Mill L'Amoure Est Bleu
Despite Sapphire's small stature, she fears nothing and loves to show everyone who really rules the roost! She was an impeccable juniors dog, exceptional trick dog, and remains the sweetest cuddlebug anyone could want. Now retired, Sapphire went to live with Henry and Vivian in MN.
GCH Glade Mill Gallamont Cheap Sunglasses
Allie was a very special little girl. The only 13" to come from Bob's first litter, she was always done what was asked of her. This beautiful, flashy little girl was always one of our favorites, as none compared when it came to cuddling. Due to her age when she retired from the show ring, we decided not to breed her. Just as she stole our hearts, she stole the hearts of Karen, Jim, and Hannah. We were fortunate she stayed close to us so that we got to see her now and then. Allie is deeply missed by both of her families.
CH Glade Mill Gallamont Cecilia
Cecilia was a true beagle, both in type and in attitude. A spunky, yet merry little hound, she turned heads wherever she went with her soft, pleading expression and her striking appearance. Cecilia produced two beautiful puppies for us and was a fabulous puppy disciplinarian and house matriarch long after her retirement. Her absence is felt by humans and dogs alike.
GCH Glade Mill Rock Me Amadeus
Falco was our first vizsla Grand Champion, and the "meathead" of our dogs. Though he had grandiose delusions of his greatness, it was hard to deny that he was an memorable dog who left an impression on any who met him. He was a very special boy, and we will miss him dearly.
GCH Glade Mill Gimme All Your Lovin'
It was always hard not to be impressed with Gimme. Whether interacting with her very gregarious personality, or simply watching her antics, she never failed to turn heads. Her favorite past time was drawing laughs from anyone who would pay attention. This silly girl would always happily cuddle up to a friend or stranger- then steal a kiss and frolic away. With a number of impressive breed and group placements over impressive competition, we were anxious to see her progeny, but it was never to be. Gimme won the hearts of the Bagley family, whom she spent her retirement with.
GCH Merry Music Watch Her Strut
Not only did Bob she prove to be a stunning producer, she showed an aptness and love for showing at a very young age. Our first "push button" dog, she began winning BOV over specials as a 6 mos. old puppy. When we brought her out to play at 5 years old and after two litters of puppies, she quickly got her Grand Championship and even ended the year in the top 20 with only limited showing. A true sweetheart and cuddlebug, she retired with Marietta in Texas, where she was the spoiled rotten queen over her vizsla housemate, Shiner (also bred by us).
GCHB Glade Mill Sing'N Merry Music Blues
Nelo earned his nickname of the "Blue Shark" as a young puppy with his all-business attitude, spunky personality and obvious blue color. Nelo was decidedly Chanel's from the moment he came to join us, and together they accomplished so much and went on many adventures together. Though we had hoped for many more years with Nelo, he was taken from us far too soon by a traumatic neck injury.
CH Glade Mill Like A Rock
Seger was very much one of the "dynamic duo" with his littermate, Falco. A very handsome boy, he was not only lovely to look at, but lovely to interact with as well. He was very loved by Randy & Barb and family, and will be greatly missed by us all!
CH Merry Music Poet in My Heart
Our first "show" beagle, Sierra was our foray into the breed. She gave us many wonderful memories and helped us learn a great deal. She was a dream brood bitch and loved being a mommy so much that she even tried to "adopt" any puppies that happened to be on the ground- beagle or vizsla! She even served as a juniors dog, despite the fact that she'd rather be keeping the couch warm. She had an amazing life once retired with Henry and Vivian, who loved and cared for her dearly until the end.
Glade Mill Rockin' Robin
A true vizsla, Ruby knew and acted like the nobility she is decended from. She was a princess, and happily let everyone know, whether or not they inquired! She was very close, but never finished her championship. Still, she gave us one small and lovely litter of girls before she was spayed. This wonderful girl lived with and was loved dearly by the Pease family.
Sagebrush of Glade Mill
The patriarch of our household and designated Ambassador of Vizslas, "Grandpa" Sage was the most wonderful boy we could have ever possibly hoped for. A truly incredible dog, we were so lucky to have him. The sire of our beloved Crimson, he was the embodiment of graceful aging, and wiggled like a puppy well into his senior years. With longevity seemingly matching his accumulated "fan club" over the years, we began to think him immortal. Alas, nothing is forever.
CH Glade Mill Crimson Ball O'Fire
Crimson will always hold a very special place in our hearts. She was our first homebred champion, as well as the foundation bitch of our vizsla breeding program. An extremely intellegent and birdy girl, she was always brimming with energy and ready to go hunt, yet loved nothing more than curling up on the couch or in a bed at the end of the day. Though we had plans to work on her field titles, her life was cut tragically short by an accident during her second and last pregnancy. She was able to successfully whelp and raise her babies as well as a foster puppy for a friend and saw them off to their homes before we lost her. We see her every day in the progeny she left behind.
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