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Enzo hangin' out, waiting
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You
can see pictures of our summer Working Dog Seminar on the Zeder Kamme German Shepherds Group on
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Young dog "Audi" working on his
foundation bitework. Helper Pete Rawlins. Owners John and Brenda
Wright... keep up the good work! |
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It is with fondness that we
say goodbye to a memorable dog, V-Gismo Fleischerheim,
SchH3, KKL1a, who passed away recently 2 weeks before his 12th
birthday. Gismo was a wonderful companion and an excellent
schutzhund dog, who was so much fun to train. Grandson of 2
Siegers, VA1 Kimon dan Alhedy's Hoeve and the great VA 1 Ulk
Arlett, Gis was brought into this world by Nancy, raised,
trained, and handled & titled to Schutzhund 3, KKL1. He
became the companion of John and Virginia Bryant at age 5 and
lived a wonderful life in McCall running, swimming, and
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REDNECK
CAR WASH
Who are those
handsome
doggies gettin'
a bath?
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Have
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If
you have found us in your search for a GSD puppy or adult, please do your research and
know that the German Shepherd is a working breed. Their foundation is in
herding, but German Shepherds make excellent companions and fit well
into many family situations and lifestyles. However, because of their
intelligence, stamina, drive, and overall desire to work, they are not
the dog for everyone. A correct German Shepherd dog is lively,
outgoing, spirited, and strong. Our dogs meet the standard for
correct temperament of the GSD, and they need full lives, with
challenges, socialization, activity, and companionship.
Please read this article,
The Elements of
Temperament, by Joy Tiz,
as a way of furthering your understanding
of this exceptional breed.
Have a look around,
enjoy your stay, and please come back often. Remember to bookmark our
website address
http://www.zederkamme.com |
