Antler Point Gun Dogs

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Antler Point Gun Dogs Creating the ultimate hunting dog. Companions in the home - Companions in the field.

Labrador Retrievers have been a part of our family since we were married almost two decades ago. Living in the state of Wyoming, it almost seemed criminal not to have a dog curled up at our feet - especially after we started bring our two-legged pups in to this world. Of course Wyoming is a sportman's paradise from the high country elk and mule deer to the low-land whitetail deer, prairie antelope, upland game, water fowl and too many lakes streams and rivers full of rainbow, brook, brown and cutthroat trout to mention. The trusty Labrador at our side through the years just seemed to complete our little homemade mountain paradise. Our love and passion for the animals grew as our interests in the outdoors evolved. After getting the chance to hunt over a GSP in an out of town bird hunt - we decided we HAD to have a pointing dog. You can only imagine our excitement when we found out there was such a critter as a pointing Labrador! Although most would classify it as a want - we saw it as a need and introduced Newt, our first pointing Labrador, to the family. Shortly thereafter we found another high country sport that became a passion - shed hunting. During the spring months, there are a plethora of elk and deer sheds in the mountains. And - guess what? Yup, one can train a Labrador to pick up sheds (even sheds buried under the snow). Abby would be our first dog trained to pick up sheds. And of course - through the seasons and high country activities - we had our family at home. This is where our dogs find their most valuable niche in our lives - that of family dog. There is never a time period that we have less than half a dozen dogs at Antler Point - and every one of them are house dogs. They are members of our family. When deciding to breed Labradors - we wanted to create a mission, a vision for what our outcomes of this lifestyle would be. Of course, the primary focus was doing something that would better the Labrador breed. Therefore we pride ourselves in proven blood lines that all have the appropriate health certifications to ensure long and happy lives of our pups and those folks that invite our pups in to their homes. So confident are we at Antler Point Gun Dogs in the health and lines of our puppies that we offer a 24 month health guarantee - and a (pup) lifelong open door to return pup. Finally - we wanted to find a unique niche for our dogs. We decided we would create the jack-of-all-trades pup. Our dogs come from blood lines that point, are strong swimmers, excellent retrievers, shed hunters, upland machines and most importantly - have the disposition and intelligence that will make them a cherished member of your family. In a nut shell, that is the history of where Antler Point Gun Dogs is today. We are growing - and we continue to learn about the breed that we are so passionate about. We sincerely appreciate you stopping by and listening to our story. If there is anything you ever need - and you do not find it on this website or our Facebook or Twitter page - please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you again! Antler Point Gun Dogs

Chilly morning - but, a great day for a run! Last trail run of 2026. Special year - many PRs, meeting some great new fol...
10/31/2026

Chilly morning - but, a great day for a run! Last trail run of 2026. Special year - many PRs, meeting some great new folks, and of course the continued friendships with the awesome folks we’ve been blessed to hit the trails with through the years. It’s hard to find a better group of people than those in the trail running community! Thank you to Luke Thorkildsen and for putting today’s run on - had a blast running it!

10/30/2026

Registration for the Bighorn Mountain Trail Run 50 and 100 mile races is now open!

Timed out just under 80 miles last year. Time to lock it in for attempt number two!

Don’t know that training would be the same without a four-legged training partner at my side!

10/29/2026

Happy Labrador, Happy Life… or something like that! 🐾

It’s a daily commitment — making sure they get the attention, exercise, and engagement they need.

I’m not saying that if you don’t do those things, they’re guaranteed to cause you pain and misery.

What I am saying is that meeting those needs drastically minimizes the chances!

A Labrador is an athlete, a teammate, and a dog that thrives when it has a job to do. Give them an outlet for that energy, a little direction, and the attention they deserve.

A tired, fulfilled Labrador is a whole lot easier to live with!

Be a Dog. 🐾

LOVE this picture we received today! Maddie (Deets x Kate) to the left and Kody (R***r x Minx) to the right. Two of our ...
10/29/2026

LOVE this picture we received today! Maddie (Deets x Kate) to the left and Kody (R***r x Minx) to the right. Two of our very best pairings.

Kody is helping Maddie along very nicely! Kody may have more water retrieves than any dog we’ve ever produced!

Two dogs living the dream in great homes!

10/27/2026

“Murphy - you can’t retrieve the puppy! 😂!”

10/26/2026

A little temptation from that cold mountain water wasn’t enough to override their natural instinct for self-preservation!

That’s an important quality when selecting a puppy, and one of the more overlooked characteristics in the process.

You want a dog that’s bold and confident — but not one that blindly charges into danger without considering the consequences.

Instead, look for the pup that pauses. Watch how they assess an obstacle, work through it in their own mind, and decide how to navigate the challenge in front of them.

We want a dog that’s willing to walk through the fire with us — not one that jumps headfirst into it before we even get there.

Boldness matters. Confidence matters. But a little judgment goes a long way.

10/23/2026

Nothing like a little trail treasure when in pursuit of the iconic Rocky Mountain Elk!

10/20/2026

There’s just something about a Black Labrador Retriever puppy!

Our first paring of Murphy and Scout, now one year old, are proving to be exceptional field dogs with a great off switch in the home - exactly the end product we’re always striving for!

10/18/2026

Bridger and Bo (Bo x Elsa). These two boys are two peas in a pod!

Three more weeks hanging together before Bridger leaves us - as you can see, they do a great job making the most of their time together!

Addy! (Deets x Kate).
10/17/2026

Addy! (Deets x Kate).

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