Tearin | Barrett Weimaraners

Tearin | Barrett Tearin’ offtha Two Trax (field pointed) – Age 2

DOB: April 5, 2018

Owner: Gene and Stacy Yochum, Phoenix Arizona

AKC SS05358508, DOB 4/5/2018, Sire: GCH Trax Blaise Pascal JH, “Blaise Pascal,” Dam: Donamoor’s Trax in Winter Snow NRD NAVHDA NA I, “Bailey,” Bred by Maureen Conley, Owned by Gene and Stacy Yochum and Kim Burnell, OFA (Hips: Good, Elbow: Normal, Thyroid: Normal), HUU N/N, HYM N/N, SD N/N, Coat Length S/S, Dominant Black K/K, Agouti at/at

Tearin is our stud fee puppy out of a litter sired by Trax Blaise Pascal. Bred for both show and field, we’re going to see if she’s got what it takes! In October 2018, Tearin made her field trial debut in California City, and earned a nice Third Place ribbon in the Open Puppy stake. In November, she followed that up with a Second Place ribbon, and then a First Place ribbon, making her one of our field-pointed youngsters! An independent running fool, she consistently impresses the judges and riding gallery with impressive casts and big moves. Since it’s commonplace for field trial bitches to be bred between their Derby and Broke Stake careers, we are going to give Tearin a little break to raise a litter of puppies, and then we’ll send her back out on the field trial circuit. 🙂 More information will be available as we have them.

Here’s more on what Tearin’s family has to say about her:

We know she is a running fool in the field impressing everyone she encounters. At home, Tearin is a love bug. She can’t get enough cuddles…. EVER! She prefers to sleep on you rather than next to you. She adores her humans. Tearin is the perfect house guest. She waits patiently for her dinner to be prepared and drinks water laying down! We miss her dearly when she is away training. We were so happy when she finished gathering all her puppy points and derby points because that meant she was able to come home to us for bit and a well deserved rest. Tearin is a VERY good girl. One time, we crated all the dogs to go out to dinner but my husband forgot to latch Tearin’s RuffTuff. We came home to a “free Tearin” sleeping on her bed, simply awaiting our arrival home. If someone not familiar with Weims wanted to meet one, it would without a doubt be Tearin to whom they’d be introduced. She is the perfect combination of focused and tenacious while working yet tranquil and affectionate at home. Tearin is extremely adaptable, always traveling well, ready for adventure. When we first met Tearin, we were only supposed to “babysit” her for a month while Kim was home raising a large litter of puppies. It did not, however, work out that way. We fell in love with 16 week old Tearin in less than a day. I literally begged Kim to keep her to which she replied, “Tearin has a job, a very important job. She is the next dual champion Weimaraner and we must let her fulfill that destiny. Are you willing to commit to that?” We were and we are. 😊