References From Owners of Our German Shepherd Dogs

 

Dear Connie,

Koko (Conlee's End of Summer v Kamelot) adjusted very well after coming in on the plane. She took to my husband and I right away, no problem with the kids at all. Wonderful temperament, gets along with the 3 dogs we already had before her arrival. Although she does like to try to chomp on the cats. She is very intelligent and is becoming a regular during my sons classes at his Karate Dojo.

She is a perfect fit, and a perfect joy to have around, always at my feet, and is my constant shadow, until 9:00pm where she retires to "her" recliner. You will see her hitting the ring in April 2007, for a few puppy shows.

And that is all the truth!

Kris Kudel
Kamelot Shepherds
March 2007

Conlee's Katana v Chenoa (Katie)

Katie was not only a beautiful, correct sable puppy but she was also a very playful girl and enjoyed every one who came into contact with her. When she died, she took a piece of my heart with her. While I wasn't there when she was born, I was there when she died at the vet's office and I was able to hold her in my arms and say my goodbye's. Connie has always produced beautiful German Shepherd dogs with superb temperament and I highly recommend her to anyone looking for a quality German Shepherd.

Susan MacArthur
May 2000

Conlee's Touch of Frost "Endo" was born September 12, 2006. Endo was very obviously the Alpha male of the liter. Endo came to live with us at 12 weeks of age. He immediately took to our 11 year old male German Shepherd. Both being Alpha males it has been interesting to watch them interact. Neither one has ever taken a submissive position. Even after being growled and/or snapped at Endo is right back trying to steal whatever toy Lobo has at the time.

He has proven to be very easy to train. His house breaking took only a few days, and obedience came very easily to him. Daily walks trips to the dog parks are one his favorite activities. We can let Endo off lease as he stays with his 'pack'. One of Endo's best qualities is that he plays well with the neighbor children.

Endo is a house dog and is a part of our family. Recently we began leaving Endo out of his crate with free reign of house during the night, and when we are away. With the exception of a few minor mishaps in the beginning, we no long have any issues with Endo being without human supervision.

Melody and Rick Gruber
Salt Lake City, Utah