Herrenstolz German Shepherds

Hello,

I meant to send this a month or so ago when Heiser had his first birthday at the end of January.  To refresh your memory, Heiser was the last pup available last year from the Woden/Keyla litter.

He has been great, everything we hoped for. He socialized very well, is of mild temperament and his training is coming right along. He is a very good pet and companion.

I wish I could afford another pup, it would be great to give Heiser a playmate, and to have another shepherd in the family.

Anyway, just thought it might be nice to get more good feedback on your excellent breeding program.

 

Thank you so much

Brad Sitton

Newberg, OR               7 March 2011

Freyr Wodensen von Herrenstolz

This is Freyr Wodensen von Herrenstolz.  He is now 10 months old and thinks that he is  an adult.  Freyr is very quick to learn either from me or from one of the other two Herrenstolz females that I have.   They have babied him since he came to live with us.  You could say that they have really spoiled him.

When he is out , without the other two,  he is a perfect gentleman.  Everyone raves how pretty he is and that he has such perfect manners.

 

Jaems Thomsen  April 2011

Hi Eleanor

 

Here are a couple pictures of Zane taken a year apart – one at 3 months old and the second at 15 months old.  What a difference a year makes!

 

He is such a joy!  He has a wonderful personality, smart and lively.  He has a mild temperament and wants to please.  He is doing well with obedience training and we continue to challenge him.  We get many compliments on how handsome he is.

 

We’re so happy to have a Herrenstolz dog.

 

Angela Krause                  4 May 2011

Hi Eleanor,
Jackson is almost a year old now and has grown to be a beautiful boy.  He passed his Canine Good Citizen test and we will start more serious training this year.  He is a very sweet 90 pound boy with a serious bark.  He is a great hiking companion and we pass many horseback riders on the trails.  I am always complemented on his looks and temperament around horses for being so young.  Everyone I know loves him.
Thank you.

Ann Marie Heaton  6 Jan 2012
Ramona, CA

This is Lakota Sioux on a hike this summer in the Coastal range.  She will be two at the end of January.  For a Sister she has a Keishond that looks more like a racoon.  Lakota also has her own cat named "Butterball."  Butterball lost his owner and took to Lakota for companionship.  Lakota didn't mind and formed a quick and lasting bond.  She has been a great dog and like the Shepherd I lost, all the Vets love her because she doesn't act like a typical GSD.  She is mild mannered rather than skittish as most GSD's are.

 

Mark James  Jan 2012

Odin at 2 Years

Toby and Odin

Odin is doing great on his second birthday.  He and Toby are so different in their personalities it is unreal! Odin is like the patriarch of the trio-somewhat aloof but watchful and protective. He seems older than his years at times, but loves his ball playing daily-as long as he can go back in and climb on the couch, his Serta bed or our bed. He is a gentle giant if you can get past his bark and size!  He is just over 100 pounds now, and loves his big boy biscuits!

Toby is as gentle as any dog could ever be. He is a people pleaser and loves nothing more than to sit on my lap. He acts like a herder and is always  at my side.  He even likes to sit on my lap.  Toby weighs 85 pounds-what a love bug and can't imagine life without him.

Diana Stennett     Jan 2012