A Successful Day at the Raw Blood Tracking Test (FSMP)
- marynachvojkova
- Jul 9
- 2 min read

We are delighted to share the results from the Raw Blood Tracking Test (FSMP), organized by OPK Šaľa 04.07.2026
. It was a truly rewarding day held at a beautiful venue, featuring challenging tracks, excellent organization, and a highly respected judging panel led by Andrej Siget, Chairman of the Cynological Council of the Slovak Hunting Association.

The star of the day was Felicitous Zazou (Dexbenella It's Only Me × Felicitous Raspberry), who earned a 1st Prize with a full score- 116points.
Once again, Zazou proved what an exceptional working dog she is. Blessed with outstanding natural hunting instincts, she is also an incredibly cooperative and reliable companion who always strives to do the right thing. Watching her continue to mature and develop is an absolute pleasure. Congratulations to her breeder, Susanne Menten, on producing such a remarkable bitch.
We also entered our Marieness Agatha (Felicitous Luke × Fergie Ruthless), who confidently earned a 1st Prize as well, 112 points. Agatha reminds us so much of her mother, Meli, at the same age—full of temperament, endless enthusiasm, and an unwavering passion for work. She is exactly the kind of young dog we had hoped for when planning the Luke × Meli litter.
The combination has produced puppies with excellent natural abilities, strong working instincts, and outstanding potential, and we look forward to watching the entire litter continue to develop.

We were equally proud to see Agatha's littermates, Marieness Agnes (owner Martina Bariak) and Marieness Allan(owner Pavol Harsáni), successfully take part in the test. Both dogs also finished with 1st Prize, making it a clean sweep for the young Marieness dogs.

Our sincere thanks go to everyone who has been part of this journey—for the countless training sessions, the willingness to share knowledge and experience, the encouragement, and the constant support. Achievements like these are never the work of one person alone; they are the result of teamwork, dedication, and a shared passion for working dogs.
Days like this remind us why we love gundogs so much. Watching young dogs mature, seeing their natural instincts develop through training and partnership with their handlers, and sharing these special moments with passionate people is simply priceless.
To hunting cynology—good luck and success! 🐾🍀




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