Randy and Mindy have been training labrador retrievers for 12 years for obedience, hunting and retrieving competitions (field trials).

Our first dog (Magic) has a companion dog (CD) title in the obedience ring. She won 2 qualifying stakes in field competition and also won the King Buck Ducks Unlimited Amateur Stakes in 1997.

April, our second retriever obtained a CD and a Companion Dog Excellent (CDX) title from the AKC. She has all the placements in the Qualifying Stakes in retriever competition and also received a reserve jam in an amateur stake. April also completed her master hunter title (MH).

FC-AFC Rammin Hot Chili was our next retriever we owned, to date she has acquired 73 all age points in limited trials. We mainly concentrated on competing her at the national level which she has done well at. Chili qualified to run at 9 national events and finished 2 national amateurs and one national open. Chili is also a member of the double-header club where she won an amateur and an open in the same weekend and to date holds the record for most dogs beaten in a weekend trial (117 open dogs and 70 amateur dogs). Chili has also "gotten close" 3 other weekends finishing first or second in the open and the amateur barely missing another double header weekend.

AFC Rammin Sweet Candy was our next competitor who has had alot of bad medical breaks in her career but still managed to become an AFC and complete 8 series in a national amateur contest. She was also asked to be a test dog at the 2005 national open in Cheraw South Carolina. Candy is the mother of our next dog Rammin Jumping Jelly "Beans".

Beanie won a qualifying as a young 3 yr old and 2 weeks later won an open and continues to chip away at her field champion title.

Our latest addition Rammin Peanut Butter Bohn finished her derby career with 13 points in 6 trials including 2 wins.

Randy Bohn decided to go pro in the summer of 2006 and now trains a limited number of dogs for competition. The dogs that are accepted into the program receive alot of attention for specific problems or just in a daily training program. Randy believes in alot of personal attention for each dog even after the day is completed where alot of others don't have time to do the personal attention routine.

Randy also does obedience training on their property or depending on the situation of the dog and the owners, will come to your house to help you solve problems.

When selecting your trainer make sure to ask what accomplishments they have had in their careers.