Quicksilver Kennels

Quicksilver Kennels offers intensive, ongoing training programs tailored to hunting and competition dogs, with a focus on building teamwork between owner and dog. Programs include bird dog training, problem dog correction, and training clinics. Training occurs on-site at their facility with extensive field work and bird exposure. Clients are trained alongside their dogs to ensure long-term success.

Pricing Summary

Pricing details are not publicly listed. Services include individual training, board and train, and group clinics; pricing likely varies by program intensity and duration.

Quicksilver Kennels is a professional bird dog training facility located in Moses Lake and Othello, Washington, specializing in training both dogs and their owners to work as an effective team in the field and in the blind. Run by R.J. Marquart, a 50-time champion trainer, the facility offers personalized training for hunting companions and dogs aiming for championship levels in AKC, CKC, or Amfield competitions. They provide training clinics across the United States, Canada, and Mexico for dog clubs and individual groups. Owners live on-site, allowing flexible hours for drop-off and pickup. The training emphasizes hands-on field work with abundant bird exposure to achieve results.

In addition to bird dog training, they offer specialized programs for problem dogs and sell training equipment including Bullchukar Safety Glasses. Their services are focused on working and competition dogs, with a strong reputation for fixing dogs previously mishandled by other trainers.

Accomplishments

R.J. Marquart is a 50-time champion trainer with expertise in AKC, CKC, and Amfield competitions. He is recognized for his ability to rehabilitate dogs previously mishandled by other trainers and for conducting training clinics nationwide.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients can contact Quicksilver Kennels directly to schedule an evaluation. Training begins with an assessment of the dog’s needs, followed by placement in a tailored program—either on-site board and train, day training, or clinic participation.