Showing credentials is easy. Showing the love & care I put into my work iis the hard part.

Being a USDA certified breeder does not mean that a breeder is not overbreeding, inbreeding, or operating a puppy mill. Credentials are something we should all have, but as you can see, they're only half of the story behind every dog.

Hi. My name is Billie - that's me to the left with one of my shepherds. First & Foremost, all the German Shepherds I breed & raise are a part of my daily life. Once they are of age, they are tested for temperment to determine if they're a good family dog, working dog, or more suited for protection. I'm not here to sell a dog. I'm here to find him or her a home to grow happy & old in, a farm to work on, or a person to protect.

To ensure your new pet lives a long healthy life, I also assure that your shepherd comes from a mother who has not been overbred or inbred. All my dogs also have genetic testing to ensure that there are no medical surprises down the road and that the liniage your dog comes from is as healthy as it is loyal.

Although my horses can't live inside with me like the dogs, they too receive daily attention and are ridden regularly. Their liniages are also documented and they themselves tested to ensure their good health.

Unlike my German Shepherds, the horses I have do change faster than I am able to update my entire site. The above being said, if you're in the market for a new companion to ride, race, or show, please look at our page of horses for more information.