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Home of Bretta von Kaykohl Land

Located in Montana
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The "kids" are getting along better.  It is quite obvious that Qwake LOVES her.  He has gotten where he is regularly smacking her in the face with a toy trying to get her to take the other end of it to play with him.   I'm not sure it's to play tug as much as it's to drag her around with it.  He is bigger and stronger than she is and wants her to know it.  (Just another way to proclaim his dominance over her)  It is so much fun to watch them playing together.   Qwake is so handsome and masculine and Racie has such feminine little features.   His ears and paws are much bigger than hers are.  She is such a sweetie.   She just melts into you when you pick her up.  She isn't as mouthy as Qwake.   It's nice to get such sweet little girl kisses instead of little monster boy nibbles!  We aren't having to fend off such "mouthiness" on us since Racie got here.  Poor Racie, though!  She constantly has some kind of dog slobber on her somewhere.  Qwake has to be near her all of the time whether she likes it or not.   Sometimes she likes it and sometimes she doesn't which is what determines if they are playing or snarling.  I hope you like the pictures!


Located in Idaho

Home of VP2-Iso, Imported from Europe
Dr. George Rudowski (Gryph's vet) asked me to tell you that not only does he think you are breeding/importing beautiful, sound dogs, but that you are also "doing everything right in terms of temperament selection".
Farrah, It is very likely that Gryphon saved me from serious injury if not actually saved my life early this morning.  I had shampooed the carpet and it was still damp in spots so I gated Gryphon into the kitchen when I went to bed. He respects the gates and does not try to jump them.  I woke up about 3:30 with Gryphon hitting the bed roaring and snarling and lunging at the window. I heard a loud scraping and thump in the walkway between my house and my neighbor's house. I threw the window open and saw someone running through my neighbor's yard.  I called 911 and they sent a car out with a patrolman and a detective. They found a small folding stepladder, a bolt cutters, and a glass cutter in the dirt under my window along with a partial foot print. They called for an evidence technician who was able to get several good prints from the window frame and the tools.  The prints match those of a man with a long rap sheet for home invasions. He was involved in 2 in my neighborhood, one of which left an elderly woman beaten nearly to death. I truly believe Gryphon saved me early this morning.  What was interesting is that as distraught as Gryphon was, he was polite with the two police officers who came in to do a report. They are pretty sure they will pick this scumbag up within the next few days. They assure me that he is very unlikely to come back "with that dog here".  Gryph seems to be OK other than being very clingy and running the fence lines when outside. He really does not want me out of direct sight. The person ran down the pathway in my neighbor's yard which runs right along my fence line. Gryphon keeps bristling up and running down that fence line. It is very obvious that he can still smell something there.  I don't believe in dogs in my bed. Gryphon spent the rest of this AM in my bed waking and growling at the slightest sound.  I'm quite glad that he was "disobedient" and jumped the kitchen gate. He had a sirloin end leg of lamb for his dinner tonight and is currently literally sleeping on my feet.  He's a helluva dog, and he's still just a baby. I'm hoping I can get him reassured in the next few weeks. The incident seems to have taken a lot of the "happy-go-lucky" out of him.  Again, thank you so much,

Located in Illinois

Home of Moser von Kaykohl Land
Hi Farrah:  Max (Moser) will be 3 yrs on 9/14. He's been on the BARF diet and went from 103 to 94 lbs. He is an amazing animal. Everywhere I take him people comment on his beauty. His temperament is as amazing as his looks. I have to again commend you on your outstanding breeding program and thank you for this magnificent dog.

Located in New York

Farrah, I just wanted to drop you a line and tell you EXACTLY what I think of the puppy you sent me. I’m not a new comer to dogs, I have titled and shown most working breeds for years in AKC, USA SCHUTZ, SV and many other disciplines. I have learned not to be easily impressed by fancy snap shots on the internet, boastings of "top bloodlines" and terms like, "This dog has a high prey drive and hard temperament."  I have six, yep SIX children. My house is a happy, loud and chaotic zoo most of the time.  Vacuums, yelling, pots crashing, and water fights. Actually the gun shy test holds nothing to the volume and explosive nature of my house. The puppy you sent me is by far the most promising potential I have ever brought into my home and that is saying A LOT...After being on the road in a crate with you for 3 days, he came out of the crate, shook of the dust and proclaimed the house his. He NEVER, not once whined, showed stress or even hesitated about any new stimuli. He walked up to all 4 of my adult bitches and didn’t back down for any reason.  On the same token however, my 1yr old little boy can take a chew bone, ball or anything else out of his mouth and Knievel will respect the baby’s status in the family.  My little guy will sometimes use the puppy as a brace to keep himself from falling, grabbing hide on the way to the floor and the puppy will hold very still until the baby gets his footing again, licks him on the face and trots happily off to find the next kid to toss him the ball. I don’t let my kids torture the dog by any means but when accidents happen, its nice to be assured I have a dog that will not respond in inappropriate aggression.  I took him to Ring Sport 3 days later and then I really was impressed. He was slow and methodical, watching the decoy calmly at my side until the prey was in reach. Then it was a full mouthed, hard bite. He showed no stress to any pressure and was completely comfortable being "puppy caned" over his whole body.  After the decoy released him and gave him his reward, the dog immediately pushed the bite toy HARD against the agitator and said, "lets go again"  Afterwards he sat calmly at my side waiting for his turn again. He has a lovely ON and OFF switch.  The next best thing about him is, you would think being a puppy separated from his litter, that he would be drawn to the other dogs. NOPE! He is completely people focused. If he has to choose between a romp with the dogs or sitting at my feet with a ball, (which he is NUTS for and has a 100% retrieval record so far) He picks me every time.  I take him in stores, the hospital, you name it, he is undaunted by any new thing or experience.  BUT the best thing about this whole deal is, You Farrah, and your kids. I have not yet run into many breeders where its not about money or their reputation, picking apart other breeders and quite frankly being a WEIRDO dog person that non-dog  people go to dog shows just to watch and laugh at! You really care about your dogs and the homes they go to first. Your passion for the breed and the heart to keep it going shows in so many ways......I love the fact you are not kennel blind and are willing to see the faults in your animals and try to make them better, instead of letting your pride and arrogance blind you from continuing to learn. I am blessed I have found you and my new dog is a keeper!! Thank you so MUCH!!!

Home of Liberty von Kaykohl Land

I just wanted to let you know that Liberty is doing wonderful.  The kids liked her name and didn't want to change it.  I call her Libbie though.  Liberty makes us laugh all the time.  She gets along perfect with our other dog, Baby.  Baby thinks she is Liberty's mommy and they snuggle together.  Libbie is doing fantastic with her crate training and doesn't even cry at night.  She in fact welcomes going into it at bedtime.  She seems to have adjusted to her new home just fine and alert, spunky and curious.  She also appears to be a quick learner.  I will be sending photo's soon,  Thanks again,

Located in California
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Hi Farrah!  Just dropping a note to update you on Zoni and Izack.  They are both "mommy's babies" and doing great.  They are best of friends (with an occasional "dispute"), and are my best friends too.  As you know, I have had Labs for years (and currently own two), and love the breed.  However, Zoni and Izack have taught me to absolutely LOVE the German Shepherd!!  I have learned to adapt to the differences in the two breed's characteristics and really love the versatility of the GSD....  they love to be hugged, cuddled, kissed, and give kisses, and yet, they are loyal, intelligent, protective, and willing to do anything to please me.  I hope you received and enjoyed the photos of them I had sent a while back....  I'll be sure to send updated pictures on a regular basis :)  I hope you and your family had a nice Thanksgiving and have a very blessed Christmas!  Take care and MERRY CHRISTMAS from our family to yours!

Located in Pennsylvania
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Hi Farrah, Both Nitrous and Ralli are doing great.  For Nursing Home Week in May, Ralli will be "Rin Tin Tin" with my son as "Rusty".  The theme is Hollywood centre stage and we believe that most of the residents will remember the show.  We will send lots of pics from that day.  They are both favorites at the nursing home, the joy they give to the residents is priceless. Of course the treats the dogs receive give them joy as well!  Ragu was over today for a play-date. They all had a great time acting like silly nuts. They are wonderful animals. Thank you for sharing them with us.

Home of SG2-Hemi von Kaykohl Land, BH, AD, a2
Hemi has settled in very well.  Boy she sure is full of herself!  She takes her job of barking at the fence very seriously.  She is just beautiful and I am looking forward into showing her!  Thanks again for the wonderful addition.

Located in Florida
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Hello Farrah,  Xenia is doing real good.  Growing well.  She's a real good traveler spent 3 weeks in hunting camp last fall and really liked it.  Joe takes her to the gun club every Sunday while he's shooting.  She's real social. she thinks everybody wants to pet and play with her. she did learn (I hope) that she shouldn't try to play with those black and white "cats" that run around here, because then she gets a bath and put in the kennel.  I'll send you a picture of her as son as I can.

 Rev is a wonderful puppy and joy to own. He is enrolled in a puppy obedience class and does extremely well. There is no doubt about his intelligence he is a very bright boy. I was told by the instructor that he does extremely well. Nice of her to tell me but I new he was doing well! I just love him and he is growing like a weed. People make nice comments about him all the time. He went into a coffee shop last week with my friend and her adult Shepherd. He was a perfect little gentleman even though I would not allow him to have a cappuccino. I shall send you a picture or two hopefully next week.

Located in Maine

Home of Yukon von Kaykohl Land
Just a update on "Blaze" (Yukon). As you can see he is growing like a weed. Anyone that comes in contact with him just loves him.  He loves his family and seems to be very protective of us already, he is such a smart pup and always has to have the last word.  He is potty trained and already knows his hand commands for sit, down, come, stay, and the boys have also taught him how to shake.  He is very smart and is learning more everyday.  We are getting ready for obdience school sometime next month, I know he will be the star pupil.  He has been to the vet twice now and they can't seem to give him enough lovin, he says that he is going to be a big dog.  We will keep in touch, ta ta for now.

Located in Michigan

We have re-named Yeppa, Lehren.  It means "to teach" in German.  She's a great dog, full of spirit and energy.   Her herding instincts are limited to the squirrels, butterflies and leaves that blow by, but these seem to keep her amused well enough.  She is especially enjoying the cooler weather...I believe she is reminiscing. The boys love her and they keep each other busy much of the time.  I have attached our family picture that was in our Christmas card this year.  I often comment how much she looks like her mother.   I think you'll agree.   Glad to hear her siblings are doing well.  If we ever get so far north we should plan a reunion.  Thank you for breeding such a wonderful animal.

Home of Belle von Kaykohl Land

Belle is doing great! She is settling down nicely, the puppy demons don't possess her quite so often. The snow today was great fun, of course. She ran and dragged her nose in it most of the day.  This is not to say her puppy days are over, clearly we have a ways to go yet, but all in all, she is doing great. The girls love her dearly and she gets loved about 6 - 10 times each day. Joe is suspicious that Belle is the worst puppy that ever lived :) (he doesn't remember his dog of 10 years, acting like this when she was a puppy) and I think she is wonderful. She respects the horses and has stayed out of trouble with them, since her incident with Smokey back in the Spring. She herds the chickens, periodically. If they wander too far from their pen, she rounds everybody up a gets them back to where chickens belong. She likes an orderly yard. She loves playing ball and fetch, although she isn't keen on dropping anything for you. I am sure that will come. All in all, I'd say we are doing well.

Located in Montana

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Here are a few pictures of Mira. We had her spayed last week and put a shirt on here so she'd leave the stitches alone. She really enjoys her ball and other toys. She is a welcome and happy addition to our family, thanks again for sending her. We hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Home of Chaos von Kaykohl Land
Here is a recent picture of "Griz", he is doing wonderfully.   At his last vet appt, the vet proclaimed him in excellent weight and condition with the heart of an athlete. He was 112 pounds.  I don't know how he got that big.I actually can't see it, but the "OMG he is huge" comments lead me to believe my eyes are deceiving me. This summer he has helped me train for 2 Sprint triathlons and 1 half marathon and a measly 5K.   We are famous on the base for being " that woman that runs with the huge German shepherd and jogging stroller". We are getting ready to move to CA with a stop over in AZ, he may be living with grandma and grandpa for a while.  We are hoping that the desert agrees with his allergies.  My best guess is he is allergic to pine, when ever the pine needles shed or the pine pollen is high, he is a mess. Pictured below he is chilling after a nice round of catch the Frisbee.  He has a delightful temperament and wonderful manners.  He walks my son to school everyday and the kids all run up to pet him.  People always say "good thing he is such a nice dog!".  Griz is always a little worried that he can not follow Dakota into school and looks back at the school every few steps, until we round the corner for home.

Located in California

Hi Farrah, Kila is a great little dog and I wouldn't trade her for anything.....especially an aggressive dog that I would not trust around kids.  I saw the parents of Kila and was fascinated with them.  I knew I made the right choice when I saw them and felt comfortable with your expertise.  I am real partial to the type of dog you produce.  Kila loves to play tug.  She usually does not chase and retrieve a toy for me because she wants my husbands' dog to retrieve it so she can take it from him.  I will have to separate them in the future so she will not be distracted from her play.  We started Kila on tracking today.  She did pretty well considering my tracks were not very great.  I can't see her having a problem with this phase if I get the right instruction.  If I can get Kila titled in Schutzhund then I will keep going.  I will take her as far as I can.  She is such a little buddy for me.  Thank you again!

Home of Cody (Retired male from our program)
Cody is home and we are very happy he is a great looking dog. I picked him up at 12:30 Sunday and first thing we did is headed over to Wendys for a cheeseburger so I could make him feel right at home.  Thanks Farrah for giving up Cody to our family we will make sure that he is happy at all times.

Located in Canada
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Home of Betzi, Import, and Kaykohl's Qwirk von Faclon
Sorry it's been so long, but I wanted to let you know the kids are doing great.  We're moved and settled in Montrose, Colorado now.  They love the cool and they have some acreage to play on.  Every where we go, people have to come see them and comment on how beautiful they are!  They're the best dogs.  They're so smart and big love bugs too!  Qwirk is growing just fine, he's 80lbs and Betzi is a fluffy 85lbs.  Thanks again for the best dogs I've ever had!

Home of Horton von Kaykohl Land

Your boy is doing fine - now 40 lbs at 17 weeks, ears up and socialization going very well. We have walked him for miles over the past month, on new trails around Mt Tampalpais, and he has had a chance to meet many people and dogs. He is sometimes aloof with strangers but no longer apprehensive around them and regards any dog as a potential playmate. He seems to have an effortless gait and we have to remember not to walk so far at times because he shows no sign of tiring or lagging no matter what we do. He has been on the boat, to the beach, and all over town.

Located in California
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Home of Kricket von Kaykohl Land
Kricket is a wonderful puppy with a beautiful personality.  She has settled in quite well and we are bonding nicely.  I am very pleased with her, she is very smart.

Located in Colorado
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Home of Lexie von Kaykohl Land
Lexie's visit went very well - not that I expected anything different.  A couple of the techs were GSD fans and thought everything about her was "very nice".  Even the vet commented on her table sweeper of a tail.  They were surprised at how calm and friendly she was the whole time she was there.  I told them she came from a great breeder.

On a humorous note, she's taken to diving (nose and both front paws) into her water bowl.   Needless to say,  it's similar to a cannonball depth charge.  Scott thought the bowl must be too big, so he replaced it with a smaller one which she promptly took a drink from and then picked up and carried all around the kitchen.  I just love mopping...
We'll keep you updated on how she's doing.

Located in Colorado
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Home of Limbo von Kaykohl Land
Hi Farrah, Here is "Untz's" most recent photo.  He's been such a big part of my life. A lot of people say that the German Shepherds tend to suffer from separation anxiety. You know what, I'm the one suffering, not him! LOL I love his thoughtful eyes, his big satelite dish ears, his big head and muzzle that I always kiss and his so German Shepherd personality.... I just love every inch of him. I miss him even when I'm away from him just for 3 minutes. Is that bad or what? LOL People should change to say, German Shepherd owners tend to suffer from separation anxiety. Don't you think?  I'll send some more photos.

Home of Kaykohl's Qwest von Falcon

Hi I'm going to send some pictures of Tas , starting whit the latest one.  This is 4 weeks old.

Located in Connecticut
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Home of SG1-Armani von Arlett, BH (Retired from our Program)

Armani is doing great!  Thanks so much for him.  He is exactly what we were wanting and is fitting in our home wonderfully.  You have shown us what owning a well bred and sound German Shepherd is all about. 

Located in Florida
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Home of Hurst von Kaykohl Land

Hurst is doing very well.  He has arrived and settled in.  He acts like he owns the place and is already "guarding" his territory (as much as a pup can do ;).  He is beautiful and his temperament seems flawless.  Thanks again for him and I will send you some updated pictures soon.

Located in Florida
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Home of Gotcha von Kaykohl Land

Farrah,  things have been quite hectic. Thanks for checking in on us. Gotcha is absolutely gorgeous. She arrived and was a little scared but has since warmed up and is doing great. I couldn't ask for a better puppy. Our whole family loves her. Her temperament has been unbelievable she is so well behaved. Everybody can not get over how well she acts. She has been the greatest gift(beside our daughter) that we have received from Santa. Everything is going along as scheduled. I will get the contract signed and sent back this week. I want to thank you for making this purchase and new addition to the family a wonderful time for us. It shows how much love and care goes into your dogs.I am so happy with this whole experience and look for many joy filled years with our puppy. Oh! By the way we have changed the name Gotcha to one that you might like. Yeah that's right we named her after her mommy... Farrah!!! I thank it fits real nice and she is starting to learn it. I will call after the holidays to touch base and I might have a couple of questions. I wish you and your family a great Christmas and a Blessed New Year. Thanks again for everything I am so pleased.

Located in Florida
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Home of Envy von Kaykohl Land

Envy is doing great.  She is wonderful, gorgeous, big, and very fluffy right now.  She likes to get up on the snow that has come off the roof and look at you through the kitchen window.  Will keep you updated and talk to you soon!

Located in Idaho
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Located in Florida
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Located in Idaho
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Home of Dac von Kaykohl Land
Hi Farrah, Just a note to let you know that Kota is doing fine. He is a great friend.   Again, thank you so very much for your kind help. You Guys are special.  Take care.

Located in Idaho

Home of Echo von Kaykohl Land
I had to send you this picture if Echo and the baby.  Now who says German Shepherds aren't great with kids?  We couldn't be happier with our girl!  Thanks.

Home of Igo von Kaykohl Land
Hi Farrah, Just wanted to drop a line to let you know - Faro is quite the local celebrity. I run 6 miles a day with him. Everyone comments on how beautiful and well behaved he is. I'm so proud of him. Couldn't have found a better dog. Thanks so much.

Located in Idaho
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Home of Mach von Kaykohl Land

Mach is doing great.  Everyone in the family just loves him.  He is absolutely beautiful!  Thanks for sharing your boy with us.

Located in Kentucky
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Home of Jessica von Kaykohl Land

Jessica is doing great. We got a new kitten about a month ago. At first we thought Jessica was going to kill her. She did not like having a new kitten in the house. She had always gotten along with our other cats, but I kept introducing them slowly with each other. About 2 weeks later they are now best friends. The kitten sleeps with her every night, and they play nonstop whenever they are together. Just moments ago, the two of them were playing tug-of-war with Jessica's rope. She is the greatest dog.

Located in Arizona
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Home of V1-Uso vom Ochsentor, SchH3, Kkl1a lbz
(AKA "BENNY")

Located in Arizona
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Home of "Kola" (retired from our program)

Just wanted to let you know that everything is fine with Kola. She gets very excited when I come home and jumps up and down and makes funny high-pitched squeaking noises which I'm sure you've heard before. She's already taken over my bed, which is fine, and seems well-mannered on the walks we've taken thus far.

Located in California
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Home of Mojo von Kaykohl Land

Hi Farrah, just a quick note to let you know that all is well with Mojo.  He is a very intelligent young man and very loving.   He's quickly becoming a wonderful member of our family. 

Located in California
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Home of "Solo" (Retired from our Program)
Farrah, You should be very proud of your boy.  I was down town Detroit to drop off a form at my uncles house.  Well being as stupid as I am it was after dark and there was not a parking spot near my uncles house.  So being as stupid as anyone could possibly be I left Solo in the car (my uncle is petrified of dogs) after parking in the alley down the block.  Well no sooner did I get out of the car and take a few steps I was approached by a drunk black man.  I started back for my car and Solo.  But I only got a few steps before he grabbed my arm.  I yelled for Solo and somehow he squeezed out of the window. (I always leave it partially open for him) The man immediate let me go as Solo came barreling at him with every tooth hanging out of his mouth.  Well lets just say he found out what a good deep grip Solo has. I grabbed my cell phone and called the police and Mr. Solo kept him in one place until they got there.  The police were very impressed with him.  Once I got him to out Solo was friendly to everyone around just as if it didn't happen.  I was treated for a few minor cuts.  But the drunk ended up with about 25 stitches on his leg and arm.  If I hadn't had Solo with me God only knows what would have happened.  As for Solo he was just in need of a good bath.  The drunk was identified in a line up by another woman as the man who had raped her.  Solo truly is my hero.  He seems to think that I am helpless now though he always seems to be very worried about me. I didn't know he could stick any closer to me than he already did but he does. He seems to always be on guard and gets very nervous if we go out at night.  I have been told that that's normal and that he will relax as time goes by.  Well I better let you go.  I just thought I should let you know.  Again you raised a truly spectacular dog.

Home of Ember von Kaykohl Land, CGC

Hi Farrah, I wanted let you know Ember received her Canine Good Citizen yesterday.  We didn't practice for it at all, I heard of someone offering the test and away we went.  She is so attentive to me and has great eye contact.  I think we are going to pursue some obedience titles with her.   Our club is a conformation club, but there is another training club not too far from us.  I believe I could train her myself, but its always more fun working with others.  Of course they will be A.K.C style titles, CD and hopefully on to a CDX.   I have mostly entered our dogs in the conformation ring.  Now I will have to enter the ring myself.  At least I will save money on handler fees!

Located in Wisconsin
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Reese von Kaykohl Land

Located in Montana
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Home of V2-Idol vom Brenzarm,SchH3,Kkl1,a1
(Retired from our Porgram)

Located in Nevada
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Hi Farrah:  Just wanted you to know Hogan is finishing "doggie school" this week. He is doing great!  He has had three solid weeks of training and does: Sit, wait, down, stay, leave it, right here, quiet, go to your rug etc. He works around distractions well, and walks right next to us with a leash and without. Last Saturday I walked him to our local coffee shop (where dogs are allowed inside) and a couple of the local police officers were in there. They absolutely fell in love with Hogan (both have K-9) experience and they loved how well behaved Hogan was. He does a few funny things around here like opening his own doors, but the latest that cracked me up, was his ability to get his own ice cubes. He loves ice cubes, so I guess he figured out how to get them himself from the refrigerator door. One night right in front of me he walked over jumped up and batted at the lever until a couple of cubes fell out. He took them casually over to the rug and started eating them. Jen and I could not stop laughing.  Hogan still gets to go to the lake every Saturday and has a group play date with his buddies. He seems to like the water a lot. He won't swim in it, but he like hopping around in it and barking at the ducks and geese. Hope all is well there! Talk to you soon.

Home of SG1-Nadja, VK1, Kkl1 (Dam to our 'S' litter, Retired from our Program)
Nadja arrived in good spirits, has met the 3 cats and was not sure what to make of them. she's already taken a long walk with the children where she heeled nicely alongside and is very comfortable in her new home. will send photos soon. 

Located in Pennsylvania
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Home of Yoker von Kaykohl Land
Hi Farrah, (Yoker) aka Grizz is doing well.  He is exactly what we wanted.  He truly is the best looking German Shepard that I ever seen. When Grizz was a puppy, he was so darn cute with his big paws, fluffy hair and droopy ears. Kevin was a little worried. He kept saying "What is this goofy puppy going to look like? What did Farrah send us?"  Whenever we take him out for a walk somebody always asks about him and says what a good looking dog he is. His vet loves Grizz's personality and disposition. Even though Grizz is now very big and strong he is still all puppy inside. He loves to chew. His bones are kept  in a kitchen cabinet which he knows how to open and get a bone out when he wants one.  He also likes to chew on matchbox cars and plastic army men which my kids are not that happy about. But, it gets them to pick up there toys. The kids love taking a walk and playing catch with him.  We have taken Grizz for some training he caught on quickly. This spring we will take him for more intermediate classes.

Located in New York
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Home of Ignite von Kaykohl Land
I am so sorry this has taken me so long to get to you! We have been so busy lately, and it never seems to slow down! Ignite  is doing so wonderful; he has made such a fabulous addition to our family. We are so lucky to have him. Thanks for everything, and we will keep in touch.

Home of Lenco von Kaykohl Land

Located in Utah
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Home of Ethan von Kaykohl Land

We named the pup Max Reily, he is doing so well. He is growing so fast and he is so smart. Steve is wonderful with him. Max spends his days riding with Steve and visiting dry cleaners and his nights with me and Charlie and my boys. So it is all going good. I have a check up planned for him on August 7 with Dr. Duke in Snohomish. And Phil teaches obedience classes and we are going to sign up for those when Max is about 3 - 4 months old.  Well, I had better run...take care.

Located in Washington
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Home of Utah von Kaykohl Land, CGC
Hi, Farrah. I just wanted to let you know that Utah (Mia) is doing wonderful! She is hilarious! She is always running and bouncing around, getting into things, and trying to chew on anything and everything she can. We have given her several toys to dive into, but she always seems to find something else. When anyone tries to pet her, of course she thinks you want to play and grabs at your hand! She chases the cats around and thinks our little kitten is a chew toy that moves! Mia has grown quite a bit since we received her.  She is starting to get that spindly, leg look.  I say she is starting to look like a cross between a Giraffe and a kangaroo! She is so much fun. I am really looking forward to what the future holds for her.

Located in Washington
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Home of Isky von Kaykohl Land and
Kaykohl's Ginger vom Haus Foster
Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.  Last week Isky was lazy, not eating, and laying around the house.  Jessie thought she was sick.  I had been busy at work more than usual.  I told Jessie that the dog had missed me and it was nothing to worry about.  She called the vet and made an appointment to have her looked over.  The vet said she was in perfect health.  The vet confirmed that Isky had missed me and was depressed.  Jessie and the vet had a good laugh about it.  Since I take her running and spent the most time with her Jessie now understands.  I must admit Isky is a loving, mild temperament, and wonderful dog.  Thanks again for letting us have her.

Located in Wisconsin
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Home of Pizzazz von Kaykohl Land

Located in New Mexico

Home of Punkey von Kaykohl Land
Punkey is doing awesome in her classes, we did change her name to Belle thanks to my daughter. Everyone that sees her in can't believe what a great pup she is and her Vet says he does'nt see Shepherds like her around  that often. We are very grateful to you for trusting her with us and as soon as I figure out how to download and send you some recent photos I will.

Located in New York

Home of Mallory von Kaykohl Land

Mallory is doing great.  She is a riot to watch with the Doxies and Basset hounds.  She has beautiful structure and temperament.  We will keep you updated how she does and send photos soon!

Located in New York
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Home of Chili von Kaykohl Land

We had an exciting weekend with Mac. He explored the backyard and I think that he heard the words "No biting" more than he wanted to. He loves to play. His world revolves around a basket of toys and his food and water dish. We took some pictures this weekend and will send some to you. Scout, the beagle, was here this weekend. He isn't to enchanted with Mac. He likes bigger dogs so I am sure that they will become friends soon. Mac discovered the dog next door and his bark at the same time. That bark isn't very scary right now. I hope the other puppies are doing well. Will keep you updated.

Located in Ohio
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Home of SG-Ginga a1, Import (Dam to our 'G' Litter)
Just thought that I would drop you a line and let you know that Ginga is doing well. She gets along with Jenna just fine now, in fact they love to play together. She seems to be settling in quickly and gets really excited when she see's me coming to the kennel. Anyway, just thought I'd let you know that she's doing well, and her vet is almost 100% certain that she is pregnant (as am I). Talk to you later.

Located in South Dakota

Home of Alake von Kaykohl Land, OFA Working Police K9 & Certified SAR Dog

(From Alake's owner, who heads Thunderstorm Canine SAR Team)  Alake is doing great in her SAR work and is a tough working girl.   Even in whelp she has not taken a day off.  We are very happy with her and are glad to have her on our team.

Located in Texas
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Home of Regional VP1-Justice von Kaykohl Land
Justice has settled in well.  She is such a good dog, especially for her young age.  She's already learned to sit - - and her heeling is coming along well.  She is near perfectly housebroken, and has only had one accident in the house - - which was when I was in the shower, and hadn't crated her to do so.  She still seems lost without me in plain view.  Justice is absolutely magnificent with Sydney.  Her play might be a little rough, but Sydney tolerates it, and they have great playtimes together.  Sydney can lie down on her, grab her foot and poke her forehead, and Justice understands it's all innocent.  Syd even tried to look down Justice's throat, and Justice had no problems just nudging away Syd's prying hands.  With Sydney, Justice is EXACTLY what I was looking for.  She is as good with "children" as you said she would be.

Located in California
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Just wanted to drop you a note to let you know how our girl is doing.  She is almost 3 now. :)  Maddie is doing great and as I have probably said many times in the past I can't imagine life without her.  She is just such an important part of our family.   We will be taking on a new adventure in a couple of weeks and raising a guide dog puppy.  Should be an interesting experience.  Maddie will be a great role model for the new puppy. :)

Home of Preppie von Kaykohl Land

Alaska, (AKA Preppie) is a beautiful, loving and playful girl - very high strung but extremely intelligent.  She is highly trained and among her cutest "tricks" she can "go choose a toy" out of her toy basket and clean up all her toys when asked to "put her toys away."  Perhaps one day we may be looking for a male companion.  Hope all is well there, too.

Located in Colorado
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Home of Lefty von Kaykohl Land

Hi Farrah, sorry it's taken me so long to write.   Lefty (Shayne) is the most absolutely fabulous dog in the world!  I cannot thank you enough.  We started obedience school on Sunday and he did great.  He acted like he knew everything, he does know everything, it is amazing!  He is housebroken, comes to my bed every morning and licks me till I drag my butt out of bed.   Plays wonderful with the kids and our little yorkie.  He is my constant companion, never leaves my side - even if we walk down to the mailbox out front, where there is no fence (unleashed).  Unbelievable!  and so much more than I had hoped.  Thanks again, and I'll send photos soon!

Located in Florida
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All is well.  I didn't get back from St. Louis until 9:30pm and my second up daughter is 5 today and we've been busy.   Kaluah seems real nice and likes to follow and play with people.  She seems to have a nice playful, curious, active and focused temperament.  She certainly seems wanting to fit in with anyone she comes in contact with so far.  I will keep you updated as she grows.

Located in Missouri

Home of Bruno von Kaykohl Land

 Bruno is doing great--like you said he is truly an athlete--we have started jogging together every day (usually I have always let him do the running by throwing the ball or other games) and he is never worn out. We moved into a new place and after long negotiations I finally talked my fiance Janey into letting him stay full time inside the house. We used to have a problem with him chewing up everything in sight--but he has started to get over that, and it probably helps that he gets a bone every day. I have found that I am not the best picture taker, but I think I took some pretty good ones last week and I will send them to you in the mail as soon as they are developed. I also wanted to thank you for being there to answer my questions all the time when I call. We have a great walking trail right next to where we moved to, and Bruno loves to go down there and spend hours exploring. He also gets a lot of attention from our new kitten, who is fearless & loves to sneak attack. And of course the people at our vets office say Bruno is their favorite dog. We go there all the time it seems like & there is a girl dog who goes there every day with one of the workers & I think he has a crush on her... but anyways I wanted to let you know how good we are doing & thank you again for everything.

Located in Missouri
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Home of Witty von Kaykohl Land

Located in Montana
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Home of V-Orno, SchH3, IPO3, Kkl1a and Pandora, Imports
Here they are my two rug rats in the front entry way of my home.   It is so hard to get them together and looking pretty so excuse the pose !!!   They are just wonderful.  Thanks again!

Home of Leah von Kaykohl Land

Leah is doing great.  She has such a personality and mind of her own.  Thanks so much and we will talk to you soon.

Located in South Carolina
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Home of Hoosier von Kaykohl Land

Hello Farrah, We Bought Gunner (Hoosier) from you November of 2001. The son of Orbit and Ivett. Just wanted to write and let you know how he's doing. He did turn out to be a long hair after all. He is absolutely beautiful! We have gotten him into training. He just needs something to do besides keeping the turkeys off the property! Although he does do that very well! ha ha He's very protective and smart. He certainly keeps the teenage boyfriends of our daughters on their toes! He just parks himself between the girls and their boyfriends and just looks at the boys They don't dare make any moves on his girls! ha ha . I have been watching your site off and on, and Holley, Gunner's sister certainly is impressive! What a wonderful dog!  Well, I will let you go. Good luck on your move, and thank you for our "Handsome Boy". We couldn't be happier (except maybe if there were two of him!).
Take care and God Bless

Located in Washington
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Home of Reddi von Kaykohl Land

Located in Montana
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Home of Lunati von Kaykohl Land

Hi Farrah, We are in a new series of puppy classes   "advanced home companion" it is an 8 week series ending with the test that will get him his 1st certificate from AKC. After that he can start with the Spokane Dog Training clubs agility classes. They do have herding and tracking, but I need to look into it more. He loves to play search and rescue with my kids on the property.... Ryan hides and then yells once and (Hans can barely be contained ) he loves to do this over and over. Hans will run across 20 acres if he knows Ryan has gone to the trees to hide.   Well, thats all for now I'll have some more pics to send soon.

Located in Washington
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Home of Fire von Kaykohl Land
Fire has settled in very well and is doing great.  Since his first day here we have only had one accident.  He is very bonded to me already and won't let me out of his site.  I will be starting his training as my hearing assistance dog very soon.  I will let you know how things go.   Thanks again for everything!

Home of Zant von Kaykohl Land
Ranger (Zant) is almost 1 1/2 years old.  We love him so much!  He's a terrific dog, sweet, loving, intelligent. I guess about any dog can become a good companion but I'm amazed at how you pegged his temperament right on because he is an exceptional companion.  Ranger loves the water even more this summer than he did last summer.  Ball chasing is one of his favorite activities on land and in water, but he loves the water so much sometimes he just swims for pleasure.  And, he doesn't mind baths anymore; he leaps into the tub without any coaching and sits there while I wash him.  Hope you're having a great summer!

Located in Tennessee
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Remi von Kaykohl Land

Located in WA

Home of Poker von Kaykohl Land
Dear Farrah: Thank you, I love Poker, just have to get used to a baby again.  He is happy here, although he has one vice, he likes getting on the bed, since I live alone most of the time, he can have that privilege.  Thank you very much, I think he is a class act, and believe he will respond to training very well.  We already walk twice a day, but do recall you mentioned he likes to walk.   The more Poker is exposed around town, the more I have people expressing interest in a GSD breed.  So if you want business, let me know.  In the mean time, take care and stay in touch. 

Home of Chivas von Kaykohl Land

Chivas went swimming all on his own today, much to my surprise. We have a big lake next door and he and I have camped out there under an umbrella on my days off. He usually runs in the shallow water to drink and to cool down, but today he jumped after a stick that was floating and had to swim back, after that he made many trips out, he had me worried because he would stick his whole head under to pick something up from the bottom, but he was wagging his tail and running around like crazy in-between "dives". Several people stopped to watch him, a