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About James and Sheree Moses
Kaleef is proud to offer German Shepherds who are beautiful, sound,
correct representatives of the breed, who excel at whatever endeavor you
choose; whether as an all-breed or specialty show dog, as a performance
animal in herding, agility and obedience, in search and rescue, or as a
beloved family companion.
Jim and Sheree both had German Shepherds as childhood pets; it has remained a life-long love affair with the breed. Jim finished his first champion at 13 years of age and has had a truly spectacular career as a handler. Sheree got her first GSD when she was five; participated in Schutzhund as a teenager and then attended her first conformation show at
17, first as an exhibitor (the trials of an owner-handler!), then as
a groomer, conditioner and general jack-of-all-trades. Jim and
Sheree had the
honor and pleasure of judging the National Specialty in Mexico City in
2001. Sheree liked it so much that she has applied for her judge's
license. The pair have always bred dogs on a limited basis.
In more recent years, as time allowed, they have expanded their breeding
program.
Jim and Sheree
are the breeders/owners of the top-producing dam in the history of
the breed, living or dead, Kaleef's Valle ROM. They exhibited and managed
the career of the top-producing sire in breed history - AOE Am/Can Sel Ch
Kismet's Sight for Sore Eyes ROM OFA - who went on to attain his herding
title after his retirement. They have bred and/or owned more than
100
Champions and have bred and owned many Register of Merit Sires and
Dams. They have multiple dual-titled dogs and believe that German
Shepherds should be able to do the jobs they were originally bred to
do. One of their breedings, Ch Kaleef's Blondie ROM HS X Ch Tindrock
Kaleef About Thyme ROM HS, produced a Best in Show winner, a Canadian
Select/US Group winner who attained 11 agility titles including her MX.
When bred, that girl's first puppy debuted as Best Puppy at the
Canadian National and is now a Futurity Victor. A littermate
attained her ROM in her first litter. Another sister, novice-handled,
was High in Trial both days at the herding trial at our Nationals and is OFA
Excellent. Several other animals achieved their championships and were
group winners. One brother to Thymer was a Maturity winner, went second
in a very competitive Open class at the National, with a new handler and
no double-handler, then finished at all-breed shows. His sister was
minored out by her owner, but showed her true calling as a working
Search and Rescue dog, certified by both organizations. This group of
animals could truly do it all, in addition to being beloved members of
their human families.
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