December 7, 2013 Deborah and Randy who have Solomon (Cardinal and Kindra 2013) “He has some very intense reactions to what he perceives humans in distress. We had the issue with Randy in the water and him jumping in to “save” him and being quite hysterical. Last night we were watching a movie and in it someone was struggling very hard to breath and Solomon went bonkers again, trying to find the person in the TV and being quite upset about it all. He normally has zero interest in the TV unless a dog barks and then not much of an interest, he just hears it and looks. But he went up to the TV was very agitated and tried very hard to “find” the person. What do you think? … “We went on a weeks surfing trip in early November and we boarded him at my favorite place. They play and walk their quests daily — good 3-4 mile walks in the woods and 1 hour play time…doggie spa for sure…anyway the grandson (10 yr old boy) of the owner had a puppy who died and was having a very difficult time, so they brought Solomon in from the kennels to stay with the boy and it helped him through the bad part of it. They said Solomon was a very special dog and seemed to understand the need to be quiet, close and gently playful. Thought it unusual for such a young dog. “I have to say of all the puppies I’ve raised he’s the calmest and least destructive. He is also our alarm clock, very accurate!…You have some mighty fine lines of GSD going….just want to share what a wonder and pleasure it is to have Solomon in our lives. “ 11/17/13 From Bob the owner of Mercy, one of the pups we raised until almost a year old. Elizabeth It’s simple. We regard you as the very best person breeding these wonderful canine companions that we have ever met and after my personal 56 years of experience, that’s going some. We are indebted to both you for what you do and Carine for introducing us to you. Bob