Thu 15 May 2008
I Love Spring!
Posted by Margot under Life is Always Good at the Good Shepherd Farm
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Thu 15 May 2008
Posted by Margot under Life is Always Good at the Good Shepherd Farm
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Thu 15 May 2008
Posted by Julie under Chopper, Life is Always Good at the Good Shepherd Farm, Life with Rafe and Mack
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Hi Julie,
Just wanted to write and say thanks. Our neighbors have three German Shepherd Dogs about eight years old. All three have serious medical problems, rear hip problems, one with a hip replacement.
We are so thankful that you and Dr. Mostosky are exceptional with breeding in your dog program. Gabe has been such a blessing with temperament and physical health. We have and will continue to recommend you to anyone looking for an excellent quality dog. We continue to receive complements about Gabe.
I took the camera out with us this afternoon while Gabe playing frisbee in the ‘big yard’. He knows the pile of wood is his yard boundary and the frisbee was on the opposite side. Thus the picture below.
Bob and Cathy
Gabe (Narro x Dastra) is a litter brother to Mack, Chopper, Chevy, Filly, and Blue
Tue 6 May 2008
Posted by Margot under Allie, Life is Always Good at the Good Shepherd Farm
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Sat 3 May 2008
Posted by Margot under Life is Always Good at the Good Shepherd Farm, Zucca
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Today Vida re-graduated from the same Basic obedience class we have taken 3 or 4 or more times , with a blue ribbon. We had an off leash play-time with ten other very rambunctious dogs, 3 of which were also somewhat dog-reactive. This was outdoors in a large fenced in area so lots of room to run and chase. Vida spent his time visiting the groups of dogs and people and checking in with me from time to time. He never became reactive when there was a chase or minor skirmish. He was the largest dog there and the most benign calm friendly Shepherd ambassador you would ever want to meet. Several people asked what kennel he came from. Children in the class hugged and petted him - he welcomed their attentions. What an easy keeper! Next, we went to Ann Arbor to Zingerman’s Mail Order to meet my friend Allen and pick up my new camera from him. Vida met about thirty people there. He walked calmly up to each person on his own and waited for a friendly look or gesture before placing his head in their laps and gazing into each person’s eyes. No food treats of any kind were offered or expected. I believe he genuinely likes people and just likes the interaction. A few people did not approach him, and, although he noticed them, he left them alone. He is not a Golden Retriever in disguise - witness his strong hunting skills and his do it yourself raw food diet or his ability to flip and pin a dog even bigger than him that he perceived as a threat, but his wonderful calm and stable temperament is a credit to the seriously intelligent Alta-Tollhaus breeding program that we are all so grateful for. I guess I’ll keep him! :)Love, Margot
Fri 2 May 2008
Posted by Margot under Life is Always Good at the Good Shepherd Farm
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Tue 22 Apr 2008
Posted by Julie under Life is Always Good at the Good Shepherd Farm
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Sat 19 Apr 2008
Posted by Julie under Life is Always Good at the Good Shepherd Farm
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