This is the page of "Hadja vom Rosenhof"

This is the page of "Hadja vom Rosenhof".

By Martin Wahl

She has got to be one of the luckiest puppies in all of north America,
because she got adopted by a true and realistic dog loving family that really know
how to bring out the best, without spoiling or ruining the puppy.

The following picture story is proof of the intelligence and versatility
that can be brought out of a single German Shepherd puppy (of pure working bloodlines)
if the puppy owner has the will and the skill.

The following pictures are proof beyond a shadow of a doubt that the dog owner "makes" the dog, the breeder only provides a puppy and not the dog it later becomes. A very special THANK YOU to Carol McMahon and her family in Rochester MI, for all those wonderful pictures, but especially for being such outstanding puppy owners (that many breeders can only dream to find for their puppies). This page is for you.

Pedigree of Hadja	Her parents	Her grand parents
The working bloodlines combined in this pedigree produced REAL super companion GSDs, as proven by the pictures below.	Hadja's Sire: Brutus vom Rosenhof,	The paternal grand sire was: Cliff vom Kassler Kreuz SchH3 a German import and son of Bär vom Klosterbogen SchH3, FH, VA and Brixi vom Bildstein SchH3, FH
	Hadja's Sire: Brutus vom Rosenhof,	The paternal grand dam was: Do-re-me (Rondo's Denise) CD, daugther of Satan v.d. Erikaklause SchH2 and Carla von den Wolfklippen, both German imports
	Hadja's Dam: Lena vom Rosenhof	The maternal grand sire was German import: Arko v.d.Hohen Metze SchH1, FH, son of Irak v.d. Abfuhr SchH3, FH, INT, and Venga v.d. Abfuhr SchH3
This is "Hadja vom Rosenhof" when she was 15 months old. At right, Hadja with her mother when she was 7 weeks old.	Hadja's Dam: Lena vom Rosenhof	The maternal grand dam was: DDR import Inka vom Seewolf SchH1 daugther of Artus v.d.Westendhöhe SchH2 (5543/45) and Ira vom Andershofer Ufer FH1 (5446/44)

All of the following pictures are one and the same puppy: "Hadja vom Rosenhof".
This is prove that one REAL GSD can be: a therapy dog, a duck herding dog, a sheep herding dog, a water retrieving dog, AND an obedient companion that is easy to train, watchful, protective, calm, alert, good with children and cats, reliable, courageous, loyal, noble and healthy, all in one dog!

feeling at ease in her new home		Hadja starting her therapy-dog training before her ears are up, which may well be the key for her becoming such an outstanding and versatile dog
trying to grow into her paws & ears
		Always at ease, no matter where	these stairs can't be for dogs
me Jane,	you Tarzan	planning to become a pro in search and rescue missions?	certainly not afraid of black holes
		a friendly neighbor	learning to get along with others
but we can also be very civilized		learning to herd ducks	learning sheep herding
learning the water retrieve		working as a therapy dog	Not too many dogs know how to get up a slide
Hadja and owner all dressed up

some friends I met in the park		those slides are irresistible	I'll dare anybody to repeat this picture, dressing up and positioning the dogs and then get them to wait for you to snap it, while holding on to that prickly stuff in their mouths. That's REAL training!
		being a therapy dog has its rewards

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