Trouble is a hard running, no nonsense, exciting shooting dog to watch on the ground and is forward  moving with a ton of drive and stamina.  She began competing in adult stakes in 2014 and qualified for both the open and amateur 2015 National Championships, despite being limited to competitions of the extreme southern states.  At the 2016 National Gun Dog Championship GFC FC AFC Nothin' But Trouble brought home 3rd place National Amateur Gun Dog Championship.  In 2018 Trouble was awarded National Amateur Gun Dog Champion Runner Up and received the National Perpetuator's Misty Skye Award for being the top female at the National Gun Dog Championship in 2018.  She has extremely excited us with multiple hour stake wins and championship placements against some of the nation's top dogs.   She proudly carries her national awards and placements as well as her AKC Grand Field Champion, AKC Field Champion, and AKC Amateur Field Champion titles.

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Trouble's sire is 2xNAGDC DC AFC Clyde's Double Trouble.   He is the winner of both the 2005 and 2007 National Amateur Gun Dog Champion titles. Throughout his field career he has 48 total placements in AKC and/or American Field sanctioned field trial events.  He was named the LaSalle Brittany Club 2005 Gun Dog of the Year and the Heart of Illinois Brittany Club's Adult Field Dog of the Year in 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2009.  He was named Field Trial Clubs of IL 2005 Open Gun Dog of the Year, 2005 Open Walking Gun Dog of the Year, 2006 and 2009 Amateur Walking Gun Dog of the Year.

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GFC FC AFC Nothin' But Trouble's mother is Carter Brittany Kennel's Drew's Favorite Ginger Snap.  Ginger's sire is Carter Brittany Kennel's FC AFC Brook's Little Pete who finished the 2008 field trial season as the #5 gun dog in the nation and earned his AKC field champion and amateur field champion titles with minimal campaigning. FC AFC Brook's Little Pete is sired by Brittany Field Trial Hall of Fame Inductee and NSTRA legend Nolan's Last Bullet.  Nolan's Last Bullet is the all-time winningest dog in the history of the National Shoot To Retrieve Association (NSTRA).  He holds virtually every meaningful record in this arena of field trial competition: most times a champion (32), most lifetime championship points (508), most points in a single season (102), most placements in NSTRA title trials (14).  His six first-lace finishes in NSTRA's flagship events - The Trial of Champions, the Grand National Invitational, etc. - is a record only one other dog has equaled.  Ginger's mother is our Nancy Drew, who is a littermate sister of our NGDC NAGDC FC AFC Peter Gunn who made Brittany history in 2009 as being the only dog to hold both the National Open and National Amateur Gun Dog Championship titles. He was awarded the 2010 American Brittany Club's National Magnum's Masked Man award for having the highest amount of gun dog field trial wins/points of any dog in the country. Pete made history again in 2012 by winning the American Brittany Club's National Tri Tronic's Top Shooting Dog Award and therefore became the first dog in the history of the breed to win every National Brittany shooting dog/gun dog title/award.