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German Shepherd
Pedigree of Isis Vom Haus Marcellus DN11632704
German Shepherd Dog Female BLK
Date Whelped 08/03/2005
| Sire Hawk vom Ochoa |
Sire Olf Van Rowey (BEL) SchH3 IP3 |
Sire Killroy von Tegelhous IP3 |
| Dam Lady von Muikenshof (BEL) IP2 |
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| Dam Venos Vom Kuhnhof |
Sire Addi Von Den Tonteichen (GER) |
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| Dam Nasra von Malatesta (WGR) |
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| Dam Reitz Von Der Sonnenschein |
Sire Cliff vom Grenzgagner (GER) |
Sire Blacky vom Neuen Lande |
| Dam Fee Am Pilgerbach |
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| Dam Reza vom Sharwachter (BEL) |
Sire Karlo vom Peko Haus |
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| Dam Mara vom Peko Haus |
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ISIS VOM HAUS MARCELLUS
Isis at 8 months
Isis was purchased as a 10 week old puppy from
Wisconsin. She managed the long flight from Minneapolis
to Calgary without a wrinkle. She has extraordinary
bloodlines and I have great things in store for her. I
named her "Isis" because that is the name of the Goddess
of Motherhood. I had originally intended to breed her to
Justice but that was not to be. Justice left this earth far to
early on May 27th 2006. Plans for Isis have now changed
and she will eventually be bred to Diesel, a Justice son.
So far, Isis is turning out exactly like I had hoped. She is
very smart, brave and loves people. She gets along great
with the other dogs. So much so, that I sometimes need
to separate them to give them all a rest!
Isis had her first birthday on August 3, 2005. She is
registered with both The Canadian Kennel Club and The
American Kennel Club.
See below for more updates!
Wisconsin. She managed the long flight from Minneapolis
to Calgary without a wrinkle. She has extraordinary
bloodlines and I have great things in store for her. I
named her "Isis" because that is the name of the Goddess
of Motherhood. I had originally intended to breed her to
Justice but that was not to be. Justice left this earth far to
early on May 27th 2006. Plans for Isis have now changed
and she will eventually be bred to Diesel, a Justice son.
So far, Isis is turning out exactly like I had hoped. She is
very smart, brave and loves people. She gets along great
with the other dogs. So much so, that I sometimes need
to separate them to give them all a rest!
Isis had her first birthday on August 3, 2005. She is
registered with both The Canadian Kennel Club and The
American Kennel Club.
See below for more updates!
| Isis Vom Haus Marcellus is a great grand-daughter to the 1989 WUSV SIEGER Fado Von Karthago! Fado Von Karthago sz 1659724 SchH3 (V-WUSV-SEIGER) FH IP3 Kkl 1 |
ISIS (pronounced eye-sis)
| "CALL OF THE WILD" Isis @ 16 months |
As Isis gets older, she just gets better! She is almost two now and has turned out to be
everything I hoped for and more. Could she be a Service Dog? Absolutely! Could she be a
competition dog? No doubt about it!
Last week, we took her to the town site of Banff, in the beautiful Rocky Mountains. They
were tearing up the main street of town and there was temporary fencing along the curb to
prevent people from going on the roadway. This made a very tight tunnel effect along the
busy sidewalks. Just on the other side of the fence were huge machines making all kinds of
noise. Isis took the situation like the trooper she is. Time after time, she would get jostled by
the numbers of people going by. When we stopped at a small cafe for some ice coffee, she
was SWARMED by people wanting to pat her! I finally had to give her a break and put her
underneath the table where most people couldn't see her! She was such a good girl! Being
able to live on a farm, and then be just as comfortable in a setting like that is a real tribute to
her. I'm so proud of her!
Below is my first attempt at a short video of Isis in Banff. I hope you enjoy it. The sounds of
the machines are not enhanced in any way. She just ignored it all and kept right on going.
GOOD GIRL!
everything I hoped for and more. Could she be a Service Dog? Absolutely! Could she be a
competition dog? No doubt about it!
Last week, we took her to the town site of Banff, in the beautiful Rocky Mountains. They
were tearing up the main street of town and there was temporary fencing along the curb to
prevent people from going on the roadway. This made a very tight tunnel effect along the
busy sidewalks. Just on the other side of the fence were huge machines making all kinds of
noise. Isis took the situation like the trooper she is. Time after time, she would get jostled by
the numbers of people going by. When we stopped at a small cafe for some ice coffee, she
was SWARMED by people wanting to pat her! I finally had to give her a break and put her
underneath the table where most people couldn't see her! She was such a good girl! Being
able to live on a farm, and then be just as comfortable in a setting like that is a real tribute to
her. I'm so proud of her!
Below is my first attempt at a short video of Isis in Banff. I hope you enjoy it. The sounds of
the machines are not enhanced in any way. She just ignored it all and kept right on going.
GOOD GIRL!
| Playing at the river! 23 months old |
| Isis; ever vigilant! Poor girl, everytime someone would go underwater, she'd JUMP into the river to go save them! We finally had to stop going under so she wouldn't exhaust herself! |
Turn up your sound!
| Isis with her first litter. December 3, 2007 |