Liberty - Tri-color English Shepherd

Sire Grambart's Farm Buddy	Sire Caledonia-Dersam's Arthur	Sire Foxhill's Caledonia Quinn	Sire Foxhill Oklahoma Gold
			Dam Foxhill Malone's Magic
		Dam Caledonia Ragged-But-Right	Sire Jennifer's Russell
			Dam Stegall's China Doll
	Dam Graff's Karly Sue	Sire Dersam's Buster	Sire Sallee's Sambo
			Dam Sallee's Mindy ou
		Dam Dersam's Lady	Sire Dersam's Ted
			Dam Dersam's Mandy
Dam Grambart's Farm Dolly	Sire Pauly's Osage	Sire Shininger's Cody	Sire Cook's William
			Dam Georgia Marie
		Dam Shininger's Nikki	Sire Cook's William
			Dam Shininger's Pepper
	Dam Pauly's Hannah	Sire Schroeder's Buster Shep	Sire Beebe's Buster Butch
			Dam Beebe's Skookamajacker Pepper
		Dam Brian Pauly's Amy	Sire Uncle Bob's Sajack
			Dam Uncle Bob's Lady

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Windy Hills Lady Liberty
Tri-color
DOB - June 12, 2008
Breeder: Chuck Grambart
Owners: Vicki McKinnie & Rebecca Wingler

Liberty's PennHIP Results
August 3, 2009
DI 0.40/0.36
MDR1 - normal/normal

Liberty 9 weeks old
August 2008

Liberty 1 year old
June 2009

Liberty 10 months old
April 2009

Liberty 5 months old with Brian
November 2008

When I first learned that Chuck Grambart had a litter of puppies in June of 2008, the wheels inside my head began turning.
Besides the fact that all his pups were beautiful tri-colors, the pedigree was what really interested me. Buddy's great
grandsire was Russ, who is also my Dillon's sire. Since there aren't too many of the Jarratt line ES out there, this was a
perfect opportunity to pull back some of that hard to find NC bloodline into my breeding program.

Liberty is co-owned by myself & Vicki McKinnie and she resides with Vicki. At around 8 months of age, Liberty did undergo
surgery for OCD of the shoulder. I have spent a lot of time researching this to the best of my ability along with talking with my
vet, Dr. John Shontz. Some reports that I read seemed to indicate that OCD of the shoulder was more likely to be trauma
induced. Seeing as how Liberty is a very active "mountain goat," this seemed to be a probable cause of the OCD in her case. We
can find no other instance of this occurring in her littermates or in parents and immediate kin. After much deliberation, a great
temperament and a good PennHIP report, we have decided to do a test litter with Dillon in 2010. As Dr. John stated to me,
OCD is a "fixable" issue. Once fixed, there is no further problem.

Liberty has been a complete love bug from day one. I did fly up to Minnesota to bring her back to NC. After a very long trip and
layovers, we made it back to our house. Brian didn't want to let her go to Vicki's and she almost ended up living here with us. As
you can see, she made a big impression on both of us. I have been able to visit with Liberty every few months and it is obvious
that she remembers who we are. When I walked into the examining room the day of the x-rays, she immediately jumped up to
greet me. Vicki says she doesn't do this to anyone else.

We will be watching Liberty as she continues to mature. I am very excited about a match-up between her and Dillon.

January 2010 - Liberty came into heat a little sooner than we had expected. Since this was her 3rd cycle, we went ahead and
bred her to Dillon. Puppies should arrive around the end of March. For further information on the expected litter, click here.
Liberty stayed with us for about a week. She continues to impress us with her calm temperament and loving nature. She has a
real "Egyptian" look to her eyes, almost like heavy eyeliner. It's very pretty on her! Liberty stands right at 22" at the
shoulder and is around 50 pounds.

Liberty
January 2010