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Shomberg Litter Announcement
6 Girls and 4 Boys Born 6/16/2006!
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Monroe & Shain 2006

Multiple Best In Show and
National Specialty Champion
Ch. Shomberg's Some Like It Hot ("Monroe")
(Ch. Shomberg's Browning Citori x Ch. Starlite's Calamity Jane)

bred to

Ch. Wyndbourne Endeavour JH NRD ("Shain")
(Ch. Wyndbourne's Celebration CDX CGC NA x
NSC/BIS/Ch. Wyndbourne's Keepsake CD HOF)

"Monroe"	X	"Shain"
Hips - OFA Good Elbows - OFA Normal Cardiac Echo - OFA Clear CERF - Normal Thyroid - OFA Normal		Cardiac - OFA Clear Hips - OFA Good CD (Cone Degeneration) - Clear CERF - Normal Thyroid - OFA Normal VWD Normal

This breeding brings together two outstanding bloodlines (Shomberg and Wyndbourne) that have consistently, over many years of dedicated breeding, produced beautiful German Shorthaired Pointers with unsurpassed temperaments and structural conformation.

Shain has consistently proven himself to be an outstanding sire when bred to bitches from different bloodlines. He currently has a total of 28 AKC Champions to his credit, with quite a few more close to finishing. He has titled get in hunt tests and agility, and field trial placings. His hopeful Dual in the making just took his first points and BOS over a group winning special his second time in the breed ring.

All health certifications are complete and only loving and committed competition homes are being considered for the puppies in this litter. We feel that the potential for competitive, companionable puppies from this litter is outstanding.

Private agreements will assure that every puppy will have wonderful families and the best opportunities for their future in the breed.

Puppies will be placed in exceptional homes where they will be loved and valued. We welcome inquiries, but request that all interested parties first read through the pages outlining our puppy placement practices and philosophy. Priority will be given to those who will provide the many opportunities for them to excel and achieve their full potential. And as always -- they are to be "family members" first and foremost.