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We at SilverMist Kennels strive to maintain quality over quantity. Though all dogs pictured on this page belong to us, not all of them live on site. Many of SilverMist Shepherds reside in pet homes, brought back only to continue our legacy of producing generation after generation of classic-style shepherds.
Diesel is our baby. He is a Rocco/Alexandria son,
and destined to be the next generation of SilverMist's sires. Diesel is
outgoing, incredibly large, very affectionate, and wonderful with children.
He has completed Canine 4H with our oldest son, Jaden, and at the end of their 1st
season, Diesel took 2nd in a group of 7 for Obedience, and Jaden took 1st in a
group of 6 for Grooming Diesel. We are so proud of our boys!
"Zander the Great" - Reg'd Name TBA
For More info on stud services E-mail us at:
topdogs@silvermistkennels.com
We do not breed angulated show dogs! Silvermist Kennels only breeds & encourages the breeding of working and/or companion dogs. Please watch the small YouTube video on the show style dog, and you'll understand why we take breeding class, working style dogs so seriously. We love our dogs, the following video is absolutely heartbreaking to quality German Shepherd Breeders everywhere. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIaM3hYFszc&feature=related Note the straight-backed appearance of all our breeding stock, when standing perpendicular to the ground. The only time you should see a gentle slope of the rear, is when your shepherd's back legs are extended. With properly seated OFA certified hip joints, sound structure & movement, and healthy coat that can endure a Canadian winter, our shepherds are built to last!
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SilverMist's
Alexandria
Alex is a large black & red female that is very
laid back. She is good with everybody - much like her parents, Lexie and
Legend. Alex's final evaluations are good, she has a clean,
straight back and beautiful fluid motion. She's so much like her mother!
SilverMist's
Honor
Honor is Terra's pride and joy. She is the culmination of many years
attempts at producing a black & red over-sized female with lots of bone, classic
appearance and distinct SilverMist coloration. She and Alexandria could
pass for twins, although they are a generation apart. Honor is very
easy-going. Her kind, confident demeanor could melt the heart of any dog
lover. We are planning to take Honor for her CGN testing in the fall, and
we'll see where we go from there!
SilverMist's
Hayden Royale
OFA HIPS "GOOD"
#GS-80930G30F-VPI
OFA ELBOWS "NORMAL"
#GS-EL23372F30-VPI
Hayden is a full sister to Honor, from a later Panda/Legend breeding. At
18 months she is just as thick as Honor, which is amazing as she has boundless
energy. Hayden is a black & tan saddleback with red hilights, just like
her sire, Legend. Each day we see more and more of her sire in her.
Vonderbrink's Lynx
Preliminary OFA HIPS "GOOD"
APP#1338728
Preliminary OFA ELBOWS "NORMAL"
Case# 282/08
Lynx is a completely unrelated female
from Vonderbrink Shepherds. Both Lynx' Dam and Sire are Canadian
Champions. Lynx' sire passed away many years ago, therefore Lynx is the
result of an artificially inseminated breeding using frozen sperm. Lynx'
Dam is incredibly straight-backed for a show dog, with an amazing temperament
and beautiful saddleback appearance.
SilverMist's Halo
Preliminary OFA HIPS "GOOD" at 12
months
Preliminary OFA ELBOWS "NORMAL" at 12 months
Halo is a
light
sable pup out of the first time breeding between Echo and Fury. She is
pictured above just under a year. Halo is a little
sweetheart, always looking for cuddles. As a pup, she is eager to please,
and very inquisitive. She's happy to go for long walks with the family,
but still has a playful, puppy attitude, looking for her big chance to pounce on
Diesel or Lynx.
 
SilverMist's
Quintessa
Quincy is a Keltie/Fury
puppy from our late 2008 litter. At 21 months, she is an average-sized
female shepherd in about the 80 pound range. Quincy is quiet, very playful and
loves our kids. It is our hope that she will attain her CGN and CD titles
before entering our breeding program. With the recent
retirement of her Grand Dam, Emma, and her dam, Keltie, Quincy is slated to be
their replacement.
Hopefully she'll follow in Emma and Keltie's footprints to become the 3rd
generation OFA Excellent females in her line - the hardest status to attain for
a German Shepherd.
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