Justice - Celhaus German Shepherds WyomingCelhaus German Shepherds Wyoming

Justice
(Justice for All von Blumental CGC, ATD)
Sire of the ZZ litter and AAA litter in 2023
In early 2025, he will be the sire of my BBB litter
Whelped 6/4/21
shown at 22 months

See Justice training in nosework, August – September 2024

OFA hips good: GS-112167G24M-C-VPI
OFA Elbows normal: GS-EL50024M24-C-VPI
PennHip: 90th Percentile (his hips are better than 90% of the 18,753 GSDs they have evaluated!!)
OFA Cardiac: GS-BCA538/18M/P-VPI
OFA Thyroid: GS-TH1096/32M-VPI
OFA DM (spinal myelopathy) free: GS-DM12021/3M-PI
free of bleeding disorders (vonWillebrand’s and hemophilia)
TLI Test normal at 18 months (free of EPI – Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency)
See Justice, 10 weeks old, visiting the Alzheimer’s Unit
See Justice, 12 weeks old, visiting Westview Healthcare Center
See Justice, 14 weeks old, with fun new toys
See Justice, 15 weeks old, visiting the Alzheimer’s Unit again
See Justice at 5 months
See Justice, 7 months old, at morning playtime
See Justice, 7 months old, playing with thirteen-week-old Varoom!
See Justice at 22 months
See Justice at 16 months
Justice at 2 years 10 months
Justice loves to carry two balls at a time, so he is ALWAYS trying to steal balls from the others. He can seldom beat one of the adults to their ball, but if his ball and the puppy’s ball happen to bounce towards each other, he’ll get his and manage to get theirs before they can. I took photos of the 4 pups at morning playtimes on Saturday. Justice is in the ball group with Dakuya and Lovely. I didn’t even know I caught him in the act until I edited these just now. Thank goodness he brings both balls back to me so I can give the puppies their ball back.

Photos 1-3: He is finally maturing and showing a serious side AND a desire to use his nose. He is entered in our Nosework trial the end of May.
Photos 4-10 show him during a therapy dog visit.

Justice passed his Canine Good Citizen test in August 2023, and his therapy dog test in September 2023. He is now a certified therapy dog and has begun visiting the nursing homes! Good boy, Justice.

8/16/21: On Monday, August 9^th, I decided it was time to start the search for a male pup who would grow up to be my new stud dog, especially for Cantor daughters and granddaughters. The search usually takes months, so I was amazed the next day to get an email from Clarissa Negaard in Belgrade, MT, whose dog Toby I tried to breed Mercy to in June (and failed). Toby was the sire of Spirit’s first litter (the MM litter).

Clarissa told me that she had a litter by Toby, continuing two males, that was 9 weeks old. Toby is getting old so I thought this might be an option to get a pup out of him in case again trying to breed Mercy to him in December is unsuccessful.

The mother of this litter (her J litter), was Ghidorah, whom she brought to Cantor to be bred a couple of years ago. So I know both parents and had already had a chance to study their pedigrees. Amazing!

My Search & Rescue tester (Bonnie) lives very close to Clarissa and agreed to test the two males. She observed the whole litter Wednesday afternoon (August 11) when Clarissa took them to a friend’s antique store (brave owner!). Thursday night she tested the two males in the litter. I was really wanting a sable this time around. The sable male tested exceptionally well, and after a lengthy phone conversation with Bonnie, I decided to take him.

I drove to Belgrade and picked him up Friday (August 13^th, the day he turned 10 weeks old). I got some good photos the next day at our early morning ball sessions. He got to play with toys for the first time and had a great time. And he even retrieved. Well, he didn’t retrieve to hand but headed straight to me and dove under my chair with the toys, and that’s fine for the beginning. I let him happily possess and investigate the toys and then, when he let go, threw them again. I thought he did pretty good because I was throwing Hopeful’s Kong-on-a-Rope at the same time I was throwing his soft disc, and at the next session throwing Spirit’s ball with the ChuckIt while he retrieved the ball.

He was super stressed the first two days I had him but by today (Monday) was comfortable here and starting to learn our routine – and to quit screaming in his crate, thank goodness. He has started clicker training, is learning his name, is working on potty training and accepting restraint, especially for nail trimming. Pretty soon he’ll learn to enjoy learning and then we’ll start nosework training – and leash training so that I can get him out to socialize. We’re having extreme heat warning and dangerous air quality from the regional wildfires, so trips will wait for a couple of days until those warnings abate.

Thanks, Clarissa, for what seems to be a pup with LOTS of potential (https://www.facebook.com/Valleyoftheflowersgsd).

Justice’s pedigree
(I HATE the changes WordPress made so that the margins are so tiny. If you want to see the pedigree in a decent format, email me, [email protected].)

See Justice’s Search and Rescue Test Results

Justice the first morning here (10 weeks)