

We are a small kennel located in Medina, Ohio where our dogs have
4 acres of property to run and play on, as well as a one acre pond to
swim in. Swimming is great excersise! They not only get to cool off
on those hot summer days, but we are constantly entertained by Lexie’
s fishing abilities…catch and release!
Being a small kennel, having only 5 dogs allows me more time to
spend with each dog, on obedience training, socialization and
grooming. The time I spend bathing, cleaning ears and trimming nails
is my time to pamper each of them. Training time and getting ready
for our performance trials is quality time spent building that special
bond that I have with each dogs individual personality. Our dogs
have been active in schutzhund, confirmation, agility, herding, and
therapy work. All doing what they like best. I am very proud of their
accomplishments.
Growing up with dogs, both of us having various breeds from Beagle
to Samoyeds and Huskies, Richard’s German Shepherd, Harley was
the perfect fit. They were inseparable, She went everywhere with
him. As the family grew, she kept a watchful eye over the children, as
if they were her own. This is when we knew we would never be
without the companionship of a German Shepherd.
All our dogs, even the ones that are now gone, are a big part of our
family. Jessie and Buck were with us from the start. From purchasing
our property, building our barns, home and kennel, even now, they
are still with us in spirit. Jessie was a combination of East German
Working lines ( Sagus Vom Busecker-Schloss great granddaughter)
and American show lines (CH. Bramblewood’s Custom-Made
granddaughter). She was all mine! She knew exactly what I was
thinking and what I expected of her. Always having a watchful eye on
me, she was the ultimate loyal and devoted companion. Buck was
Richard’s buddy, a nice mix of German and American show lines,
going back to Tibor Vonder Murrenhutte and Ch. Sukee’s Mannix. He
was a beautiful dog, very gentle, affectionate and he loved everyone.
Our only regret was not keeping a puppy from these two. Time
slipped away from us, Buck passed and Jessie never produced
puppies for us after she lost her mate.
This was our beginning. We learned so much from them, and
continue to learn with our present family of dogs, looking forward to
our future. Our constant companions, loyal, loving and devoted to us,
these are the qualities we try to reproduce in our puppies. Raised in
a family atmosphere, our puppies get to interact daily with our other
dogs as well as family members, neighbors and visitors. A very
important part of socialization, we encourage everyone to visit. The
dogs love it!
Thank you for viewing our website.
Members of The German Shepherd Dog Club of America, The
German Shepherd Dog Club of Northern Ohio and The United
Schutzhund Club of America.




