CH Teoc's Judge's Son Jury
RETIRED AKC CHAMPION
Jury earned his AKC Championship with 15 points, including two major wins under two major judges. Over the course of his show career, he was evaluated by nine judges and consistently demonstrated the correct structure, movement, and breed type that define the Bloodhound standard. He also began working toward his Grand Championship, earning 2 points and defeating champions in two events before retiring from the ring. Known for his steady, affectionate temperament and gentle nature, Jury now enjoys life at home and contributes to Teoc’s future through his role as a sire.
conformation champions
Search & Rescue Working Dogs
Officer K9 Gary – North Dakota Highway Patrol Bloodhound
Officer K9 Gary, a North Dakota Highway Patrol bloodhound bred by Teoc Bloodhounds, assisted in the search for a missing 10‑year‑old boy in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The child was reported as a runaway around 1:30 a.m. in sub‑zero temperatures, prompting a large multi‑agency response involving numerous law enforcement organizations. Gary and his handler, Trooper Nevon Heisler, were brought in to track the child during the dangerous overnight hours when extreme cold made the situation especially urgent. After nearly 20 hours, the boy was located safely and evaluated for possible cold exposure. Gary joined the NDHP in March 2025 and has already demonstrated exceptional scent‑tracking ability and the classic working traits of the Bloodhound breed.
media & public recognition
children's book - gus & Glory by sarah guillory
Written by a Teoc Bloodhound Mama -
The book has earned national recognition, including being named an ALSC Notable Book and a Bank Street Best Book of 2025. The story follows a young girl named Glory, who loves solving mysteries. During a summer with her grandparents, she meets Gus — a Bloodhound who becomes her loyal partner as she searches for answers and finds courage along the way. We are honored that a Teoc‑bred Bloodhound served as the inspiration behind this award‑winning story.
America's got talent - Clifford's tv appearance
A Teoc‑bred Bloodhound, sired by Elvis, appeared on America’s Got Talent, where he worked his way through an agility routine in true Bloodhound fashion — deliberate, expressive, and full of personality. We were proud to celebrate one of our pups on national television. His appearance brought attention to the breed’s charm, intelligence, and unmistakable working style, giving millions of viewers a glimpse of the gentle, goofy, and devoted nature of a true Bloodhound. We are honored that a Teoc pup represented the breed on such a widely viewed platform.