

Check out this pinecone we found on vacation in California. It's Shiloh sized. And a pic of my blooming flowers (the moss).
Watch an ISSR Shiloh Shepherd living in Washington State grow up to a beautiful and magestic dog. Follow along as he explores the Pacific Northwest including Seattle, Tacoma, the rain forests and mountains and does what dogs do best.
I'm a bit behind on posting but back on 2/28 it was a nice day to go say hi to the neighbor dog.
Let's just go back home and play!
Here's my beautiful sister Shavora and her mom receiving feedback from a judge on Day 1.
Angela and her service doggie Loki made the long trip up for Day 1. Loki was wonderful, the constant attention he paid to Angela was amazing. I caught Angela taking a nap but Loki never let his guard down.
Here's the gang again. From left to right: Laira, Zeke, Danny, Jessica, Ken, Jake, Marcella, Aili, Jarna, Danzig, Nancy and Gryphyn.
Brother and sister can't resist some play time when they first meet after not seeing each other since they were 8 weeks old. Here they are 4.5 month's.
Here's a shot of Ken's Big Jake looking mighty alert. Jake won the Gold Cup on Day 2, a big honor. He made all of us Shiloh lover's very proud.
Marcella, Sondra and Aili are standing by ringside. There's a lot of standing and waiting for your turn to come up. Thank goodness there was good company to hang with.
Here Teddy and Gryphyn get stacked, Stacked is posing your dog to look its best. For Shiloh's the the front feet are straight down and paralel while the rear closest to the judge should be outstretched back.
Nancy & Gryphyn cruise the ring so the judge can observe the front and rear motion (also refered to as coming and going).
Here are the puppies showing off. Dog's only left to right: Rocky, Aili, Shavora (hidden), Danzig and Koda.
Most of the NW Shiloh's showed up for the big 2 day show in Washington. There were 11 shiloh's showing in total, 3 from California, 2 from Oregon and the rest were local Washingtonians. Here's a gang of Shiloh's ready to go in the ring early on Day 1. Left to right: Gary, Sondra, Shavora, Dallas, Danny, Laura, Nancy, Gryphyn, Teddy, Jessica, Aili, Marcella & Pam (the last lady & dog are unknown).
Marcella, Nancy & Jessica chat about the show as dogs Aili, Kyna, Dallas & Danzig relax. This shot is from Day 2, which had less participation. I can understand why as you get pretty exhausted after just 1 day of showing.
Teddy and Danzig check out the action in ring 5.
There was a junior handeler show and a young lad left his wolfhund? with Jessica for safekeeping while he ran to the restroom. It was quite humerous as the boy was as big as his dog.
Here Jeanette and Teddy talk to a police officer about how wonderful Shiloh's are.
Here Laura shows me in a Bred By event. Bred by means the person that bred the dog also show's it. I made it to Best in Show Bred By for both shows on Day 1.
Here I trot around the ring on Day 2. It's important to go at a speed that helps the judges see smooth movement.
Sondra took this pic of my trot in action. Overall the judges really liked my movement. After each show you receive a written judges report on what they saw in your dog. I received comments
such as good coming, going & side, very good reach & drive, level strong topline and very good for age. One of the judges told Laura Danzig's movement gave her goosebumps.