Breed, raise, and show Shelties for conformation in accordance with AKC standards. Emphasis is on quality and personailty to better the breed.

I (Jeannie) am getting back into Shelties after a 23 year absence. I have asked Peggy (my daughter) if she wanted to use my kennel name since we both have limited space and resources. She was very involved with the dogs as a kid and she & her husband (Chad) wanted to get back into showing & breeding. I bought my first sheltie from Phyllis Muller. (Aln'phyl). She was just a pet but you know how that bug bites you. My first champion was a Match Maker son which I obtained from Waljon's in Cleveland...

I (Jeannie) am getting back into Shelties after a 23 year absence. I have asked Peggy (my daughter) if she wanted to use my kennel name since we both have limited space and resources. She was very involved with the dogs as a kid and she & her husband (Chad) wanted to get back into showing & breeding. I bought my first sheltie from Phyllis Muller. (Aln'phyl). She was just a pet but you know how that bug bites you. My first champion was a Match Maker son which I obtained from Waljon's in Cleveland Ohio. He was pretty easy to finish, very stylish, but not particularly sound. In the meantime Phyllis bred a beautiful bitch to Peter Pumpkin and that litter produced Ch. Aln'phyl Whispering Wind which she later sold to Japan. I purchased a daughter of Whisper's which unfortunately went oversize