WELCOME TO PAGESKA'S GRIFFON TOWN
Together Paige and Gabriel (Pictured above) have produced many Griffons and made many friends over the years. Both Paige and Gabriel are CKC Field Pointing Judges and Gabriel is also a NAVHDA Judge.
At PAGESKA all dogs bred are owned by PAGESKA crucial in knowing temperaments, field abilities, health and pedigrees. Our breeding dogs are carefully selected and our dogs go to serious hunting homes. All of our breeding stock is health tested.
The PAGESKA Breeding Program would not be possible without the Foster Families and volunteers.
We invite you to come to our home and meet our dogs and we are more than happy to take you to the field and show our hunting dogs.
Our logo is two of our founding dogs, Mustang and Flash - a photo turned Vector by Wenconline
PAGESKA - The name comes from our family P-Paige A-Alexandra G-Gabriel E-Eric S-Sarah KA-Kelly-Anne
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Our Team
Paige Pettis CD - Quebec
Founder of Pageska's Griffon Town
Retired Canadian Armed Forces - Army Senior Human Resource Administrator
CKC Pointing Dog Field Judge
CKC Apprentice Conformation Judge in Training
Gabriel Giroux CD - Quebec
Retired from Canadian Armed Forces R22eR
CKC Pointing Dog Field Judge
NAVHDA Field Judge
Simon Banville CD
New Brunswick
Retired from Canadian Armed Forces R22eR
Training Director NAVHDA NB Chapter
Vice President of Field Griffon Club of Canada
Simon trains, handles and breeds griffons. Simon is a long time friend and an integral part of the New Brunswick PAGESKA Team.
Scott Martin - Nova Scotia
Scott is an expert guide, trainer and handler of Griffons.
Longtime friend Scott is retired from CN Rail.
Scott hunts along side with two Pageska griffons and are located in Wallace Bridge, NS.
Scott can often be found gunning at local NAVHDA and CKC Tests.
Eric Gagne-Pettis & Stephanie Landry - Quebec
Eric and Stephanie will continue the family passion of the Korthals Griffons. Located in the South Shore of Montreal.
GRIFFON WIRE-HAIRED POINTING FIELD CLUB OF CANADA founded in 2010
A private non sanctioned club where hunting griffons and friends get together.
The Griffon Field Club concentrates on the purpose of the breed.
The club hosts annually a Griff Fest where griffons compete for the Club Poule Korthals Championship.