Amos

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Amos, a Large Munsterlander puppy, in his Gunner kennel with a Yeti dog bowl.

Meet Amos

Call Name: Amos
Registered Name: Team Miracle’s Famous Amos
Breed: Large Münsterländer
Whelp Date: 04 April 2026
NAVHDA Testing: Not Yet Tested.
States Hunted: Not Yet Hunted.
Species Hunted: Not Yet Hunted.

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What is Gun Dog Yoga?

Gun Dog Yoga is a pursuit of equilibrium among man, dog, and wild. It is training with intention and hunting with respect for the cherished wild places and wild things. It’s a reminder that mastery of the craft begins with mastery of the self, and that every point, every flush, and every shot is part of the same quiet pursuit: to live in rhythm with the world as God created it.

Field Residency

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Aldo a six month old Large Munsterlander retrieving a Sharp-tail grouse in Montana.

Most bird dogs have more heart than their owners have vacation days. I help bridge that gap. With over 50 days spent afield each season, I can offer your dog the one thing that many owners and trainers can’t: days of wild bird contacts.

The GDY Field Residency is a bespoke, immersive experience on the open prairie designed to move your dog beyond “trained” and into “experienced.” From the first turn in the grass to the final bird in the vest, I facilitate the time, the terrain, and the wild bird contacts that truly make a bird dog.

Get Your Dog on Birds

Real dogs. Wild birds. No shortcuts.

Stories Featuring Amos

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The Dog’s Apprentice
The Dog’s Apprentice

Every new dog teaches us something, but not always what we expect. As I raise my third dog, Amos, I find myself asking different questions than I did with Harper or Aldo. Experience hasn't removed uncertainty—it has replaced certainty with curiosity. The Dog's Apprentice is a reflection on dogs, observation, and the lifelong process of becoming a better handler, teacher, and student.

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The Search for Amos
The Search for Amos

For nearly two years, I chased the next dog—through pedigrees, waitlists, failed breedings, and countless conversations with breeders. Just when it began to feel like chasing the Golden Fleece, a phone call from Alaska changed everything.

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