I like the Fratz vom Enckhausen and Okette Vom Kraftwerk litter. Good lines and I like the looks of Okette. Im a freak for sable GSD's by the way. That's just my thoughts!


Ian

Hey Phil, I like the Fratz vom Enckhausen /
Okette Vom Kraftwerk litter myself. I have met both of these dogs personally and they are both of good character. Arek Malinois has an excellent reputation locally (I am not far from them) and are super to deal with (I have purchased from them in the past and have been friends for many years). They are very particular about the dogs they breed. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

If you have any questions feel free to contact me.

Yet another positive comment about Maureen and Rob and Arek Malinois <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" /> I think Ive found my pup. Thanks to everyone for there advice/help/opinions.

Phil

Regards to shipping, I flew with my 8 week old GSD female pup from Rob and Maureen's kennel in Ontario to Vancouver, B.C. She arrived at the Vancouver International Airport all in one piece with a dry crate to boot! The flight was approximately six hours long and I used West Jet as my carrier. I can't say enough about the service; as I was quietly weeping with anxiety and fear about her flight, the attendant assured me she would be okay. As a matter of fact, her boyfriend was the baggage handler and she brought him up from the loading area to talk me through EXACTLY where she would be placed, the temperature inside the hold, etc. Upon arrival in Vancouver, I quickly made my way to the pick up area, grabbed her crate and peeked inside to make sure she was okay. Not only was she fine, I found a tennis ball keeping her company, courtesy of West Jet (which kinda pissed me off because of the safety ramifications, but I'm sure the person had only the best intentions and since she hadn't touched it, no harm done). Ripley is now 11 months old and is the best dog I have ever owned (with due respect to my old girl, Sara...you bred good sheps back then, Maureen, good to see you at it again!).