Thursday, June 18, 2009

Coras' "Would Be" 6th Birthday

Today would have been Coras' 6th birthday. I miss her every day and always will. In next weeks postings I will be showing quite a few photos of Cora so you can see what a wonderful, smart and beautiful German Shepherd she was. Hopefully I can bring a new GSD into my life one of these days but it's still too soon for me.

PLEASE READ THIS. IMPORTANT!

I would like to thank everyone for the fantastic photo submissions over the last 3 weeks. In this short time the Blog is already approaching 1000 visitors and has not even been advertised yet. You are the GSD lovers that make this Blog fun and successful. However there is a serious lag of commenting on the daily postings. Posting comments make it much more fun and interactive when visiting this Blog daily and gives you a chance to tell a little bit about the photos you submitted and also read what others had to say. Comments can be short or long that's up to you. I just ask that you leave a comment every time you view a post so I can start advertising the Blog and draw more visitors to see and comment on our great German Shepherds.

For those of you who are not familiar with leaving comments, here is how to do it:

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Monday, June 15, 2009

Amazing Long Coat German Shepherds




These are Kristen Levines' German Shepherds and they are all so beautiful. Kristen also has a German Shepherd/Goat Blog called "Shepherds' Ledge Life" http://shepherdsledge.blogspot.com/ which has a very sweet video of a white Shepherd watching over a baby goat and quite a few GSD photos. A must see!

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Fun With The Shepherds











Yesterday I visited with Jane & Derrek to hang out with my buddies Kara, Fred, Gisa, Jessa and my new friend Jack a very sweet black Lab. I photographed these dogs doing their thing and had a blast. Here are a few shots...

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Garnet & Ruthann


Here are two wonderful Guiding Eyes Shepherds – mother and daughter. The Shepherd on the left, Garnet, is pregnant and due to deliver on June 11. The Shepherd on the right, Ruthann, is her daughter – and Esther’s mother. We can't wait to see the puppies!


Monday, June 8, 2009

Kody Posing

This is Guiding Eyes Kody. All 105 lbs of black GS. He was released in Dec at 12 months old, for a health issue. Great dog, and is living happily in NH with his new adopted family. I still get to see him, which is a wonderful thing! He would have made a VERY big guide dog! More Kody later.








Introducing Kody - What A Character


This is the first of a series of photos to come from this cool German Shepherd. Check back later today and we will find out a little about Kody.


Thursday, June 4, 2009

Sheep Or Shepherd? You Be The Judge...

Here is little Jack and his sisters sitting pretty for the camera. Jack is adorable with his downward and forward sloping ears. We may laugh now but when he grows up with his ears standing tall, he will have the last laugh.


Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Yogi - All Cleaned Up And Handsome

If you remember a few posts back, we saw photos of Yogi playing in the mud. Well here is Yogi looking real good. What a great name for this sweet Shepherd. It's so fitting.

FDA: First Drug to Treat Cancer in Dogs Approved

This is a very important issue for me since I lost my German Shepherd to cancer. This is great news and hopefully the first step in many to help our dogs beat cancer and give them a fighting chance.

http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/ucm164118.htm

Kestrel Is One Majestic German Shepherd







Sunday, May 31, 2009

The Total GSD Experience




I think we've all been there. At first you have to laugh but then when you think about having to restore your Shepherd back to the "Beautiful State", you have to cry. Then you look at the pictures and you have to laugh again.