I, Philip Prince have been in the breed for 30 years, I started off with the 'Anderma' affix. I purchased

a beautiful female as my foundation female for my Kennel. She was bred by Janet Thompson from the

'Jansher' Kennel.

 

Shortly after this myself and my friend became partners and shared the 'Anderma' affix. We exhibited

our dogs at Championship show level and did very well. I met Kerry Ayling at the dog shows / dog clubs

and sometimes she would handle the 'Anderma' dogs. When Kerry and I got together, we decided we

would like to have our own affix, so we decided to end the 'Anderma'  Kennel.

 

I, Kerry Ayling have been in the show side of the breed for 24 years, my parents used to show and train

German Shepherds so I would say I was born in to the love of the breed.

 

I started going to shows with my Grand dad (Owen) who exhibited under the 'Kathowen' affix but

then unfortunately some years later he passed away, however I had retained a dog from his kennels

called 'Kathowen Alexander'. Alex as he was called sadly died at 14 half years and was my main dog,

he went everywhere with me, I still like to  think he is always with me now.

 

After Owen sadly passed away I started under  the affix of 'Kamakin' and had some great dogs sired by ,

Import - 'Lauser von Hasenborn', 'International Champion Gayville's Nilo', Import 'Yago vom Stiegerhof',

'Carakris Nero', 'Korado Avax' ('Natz vom Stiegerhof' son). They were all Championship show winners.

 My affix 'Kamakin' was also discontinued as Philip and I got together.

 

 Of course we fell in love and founded our new Kennel name of 'Shernaa'.  We are now doing very well

within the show scene and enjoying the dogs together, we make a great team.

 

We are members of the SV and the WUSV and all of our dogs are Kennel Club registered.  'Shernaa' dogs                                                              

 compete at the highest level in England and Europe. The best moment so far for us was competing at the

World German Sieger in 2007, where we were awarded  an excellent placing for our young female

'Shernaa Tikka'. There are few kennels in the Uk that have actually  competed at the Sieger never mind

being awarded such a high placing with a UK bred dog,  which makes this experience very special. 

Shernaa Tikka went on to achieve  VA 1 British Siegerin at the British Sieger in 2008,  Tikka has marked

History as the 1st  VA 1  Female in the UK in the Working Class for the German Shepherd Dog.

 

 Apart from Tikka having her Placing in Germany

and her VA 1 in the UK, We are very Honoured

that

'Shernaa Duxi' achieved SG 7 at the BSZS 2010,

and then SG 1, Youth Siegerin in China 2010 -          

 she then went on to become VA 3 in Korea in

2011.

 

Duxi has done us so Proud. This was enough for

us but 'Shernaa Dinky', her litter Sister was also

SG 1, Youth Siegerin at Korea Sieger Show in

2010 !!!! this was a Total Dream and a mark of

History for our Kennel.  We Thank our Good

Friends Thorston and Victoria in Germany,

who have helped our Shernaa

Dogs do so well.

 

We were very fortunate in April 2011- March 2012, to have the Prestigious 'VA BSZS Ingodds Agassi'

from Norway here to stay with us.  Agassi is a Superb Male in every aspect.  It was with great

Pleasure tohave a VA Male come to our Home, and to be Entrusted with Agassi was just the icing on

the cake for us Personally and Professionally for our Kennel.  Agassi is certainly missed by us and we

will never foreget his Super Character and his Charm with the Ladies!!

 

We are very proud of our dogs and the bloodlines

of our dogs, and we are very particular with

regards to any bloodlines we introduce in our

breeding programme.  

 

The future of 'Shernaa' looks very promising as we

strive/ aim for some very important attributes

within our dogs: Temperament, health,  strength,

colour, quality coat, construction, movement, dark

eyes, dark mask, correct dentition, 2  descended

testicles, excellent  hip and elbow status.

 

Most importantly we

like to keep the 

'Shernaa' dogs very

.....HAPPY DOGS.

 

'Team Shernaa'

'Philip Prince and

Kerry Ayling