Check out the final results of our Health Survey 2000! Check out the amazing Shiloh Heroes
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Please review the ISSR, Inc. Licensed Breeders Requirements.
Watch for the release of the Dr. Padgett tapes, coming soon, with
FULL updates on the results of our HEALTH SURVEY 2000!! For
a preview, please visit our
Learning
Center.
Highlights of Homecoming will also be available soon, along with
many other seminar tapes. Please join our list for continuous
updates!!
August 2001
BIRTH
OF A BREED
Much
of the documentary that everyone is talking about was filmed
during our 27th annual Homecoming!! For a preview of some of
the people you will be seeing in this production, please visit
our Homecoming PICTURE pages!!
(Note:
New pictures added 11/6/2001)
Seminar tapes filmed during Homecoming will soon be available,
please visit us often for the latest progress reports ;-)
July 2001
Homecoming
is drawing near. All entry forms (show
and special events)
are now available on the website as well as the schedule
and the trophy donation
sign up sheet. Please be sure to check what's still
available prior to sending in your donation.
Be sure to check out
Why
a Caddy isn't Just a Caddy, written by long time SSDCA member,
Stu Tarlowe. Thank you, Stu, for allowing us to reprint it!
June 2001
Homecoming is quick upon us. This
year's event promises to be the best one ever with special
guest Dr. George A. Padgett presenting the results of our
health survey and Fred Lanting judging and presenting a seminar on
structure. Complete
information will be posted here. Be sure to save the dates
August 16-19th!
The Dairy Bar Girls will again be catering! Your order
needs to be in by July 2nd, so don't delay!
The entry form is now on line! July 14th
Please join us in celebrating 26 years of Shilohs coming home!
May 2001
- Check out three new articles in our Learning Center:
April 2001
Check out the pictures of NESSA's first annual Spring Fest!
March 2001
- You are cordially invited to be our guest at New Zion, the new home of our breed founder!
- Check out upcoming shows, etc., at Shiloh Showplace!
- SSDCA members, our 38 page all color Dec-Jan. 2001 newsletter is now available for download. Please e-mail our club secretary for information.
- Visit the new CASSA (Capital Area Shiloh Shepherds Association) website!
- Information about our upcoming CASSA and NESSA Specialities March 24-25th.
- Experience 9 Months in the life of a Shiloh puppy
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Shilohs are bred for beauty, BRAINS, and brawn! |
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December 2000
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November 2000
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View the litter evaluation of November's litter of the month, one of our first NB-2 litters! |
September 2000
Please share Tina's latest update.
The ISSR, Inc. Rules and Regulations have been updated. Please take the time to review the revisions.
August 2000
Please join us in remembering our 26th annual Homecoming!
June 2000
Health Survey 2000
As always the ISSR breeders and SSDCA, Inc. members are very concerned about the future welfare of our magnificent breed. Therefore we have put forth a united effort toward the betterment of our breed. If you own/have owned a Shiloh, please help us attain our goals by filling out the appropriate survey. (Please note that the health survey has now been approved by Dr. Padgett and is available for downloading.)
New Mailing List
The OriginalShilohShepherds list is being formed to help educate Shiloh Shepherd owners and breeders about these magnificent dogs, as they continue their course of development. This is the ONLY list with our Breed Founder's participation.
April 2000
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Will the Real Shiloh Shepherd Please Stand Up? |
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Join us for an examination of the different "lines" of Shiloh Shepherds! |
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January 25, 2000
Tina's Tragedy
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The following are excerpts from two upstate New York newspapers: Efforts Hampered, Firefighters could not save Gainesville home By Robert Lowell Goller A monstrous blaze ripped through a Shearing Road home in Gaineseville Tuesday afternoon , and firefighters could do little to stop it. The house, located some 1,500 feet from the road, was a total loss in the blaze, which occurred shortly after 4 p.m., firefighters say. The house, the home of the Barber family at 5015 Shearing Road, was located down a narrow driveway that included a small bridge over a creek that no fire truck could safely cross. That delayed fire-fighting efforts by almost a half-hour. Firefighters from area departments busily pumped water out of trucks at the road and sent it down hoses to the house. They also had to deal with bone chilling cold as temperatures dipped into the single digits. The American Red Cross was housing the Barber family early this week. …reprinted from the Warsaw’s Country Courier, Thursday, January 27, 2000 Firefighters hampered by location of burning house in Gainesville By Scott M. Vrooman Sr. Tina Barber could only throw up her hands in frustration Tuesday as she watched her house at 5015 Shearing Rd. burn to the ground. The house sits well back off Shearing Road, down a path and over a bridge that crosses the East Koy Creek. The problem Tuesday was that the large-sized firetrucks on the scene could not cross the bridge without danger of getting stuck and injuring people and damaging equipment… Firefighters from seven companies arrived at the scene, but could do little more than offer damage control assistance during the first half hour. Volunteers, state police and sheriff’s deputies moved a parked van out of harm’s way, removed a propane tank grill from the fire’s edge and rescued a kitten that got too close to the blaze. ….A call went out for the mini-pumper from Perry Center, because it would be the size needed to get across the bridge, officials said. “Can’t you do anything?” Barber asked the volunteers and police officers standing with her. …..Instead of waiting helplessly, firefighters were able to bring down tow lines by pickup truck, and began to battle the fire a half hour after it began. “The house was a total loss,” Reger (county fire coordinator) said… Reprinted from the Daily News, January 26, 2000 How can you help Tina and her family? The SSDCA, Inc. has set up a special fund for the Barbers to fix the bridge and obtain new housing. If you are interested in contributing, please contact us immediately. To Tina's customers, past and present, as well as all Shiloh Shepherd fanciers, Tina will rebuild. She is not giving up. She does request that anyone who has sent her a deposit for a future puppy and/or recently joined the SSDCA, Inc., to contact me. Thank you in advance for your support. Karen Ursel
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