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The DVD that you gave me was extremely helpful and after viewing it, I see no need to even take
him to obedience school to learn the basic commands I need him to know. He is doing
wonderful. Very fast learner. He can sit, stay, come, place, outside, and walk on a leash. He is
pretty much house broken, with the exception of 3 accidents he's had since we got him. We
named him 'Kaiser' ". --Shannon C., Palmer, AK

"Kaiser", dressed up on Halloween>>
to go trick or treating with the kids.

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"Warrior" is growing big, doing well, and he is very good with our six year old
daughter. God Bless you and the day Warrior came into our lives. Emma K, Point
Hope, AK.
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Worthy's Enchanting Denali, E-Litter, Jaks v.h. Kiewel SchH1, PSA Level 1 PNW
Regional Champion, x Anouk van Luttelhofprotective companion of a family with
young children:

Here are a few pictures that we took of Enchanting Denali. Just thought I would give
you an update. We now live in New Jersey and everybody is doing great. Denali is
really loving the warm weather. She really love being outside and when we go
outside we can even take her off her leash and she will never leave our side. Denali
is good with the kids and loves to play with them. She has turned out to be a great
dog and a wonderful addition to our family. We can't express how happy we our
that we got her.

Scott and Michelle and family, owners of Worthy's Enchanting Denali (below)

"Ares" L -Litter : SG Athos v.h. Sevens SchH3, GHP3, KKL 1 lbz, ( Belgium Reg.
SchH Champion 2004, 2005) x Zulma van't Leefdaalhof. Owned by Dale L., Soldotna,
Alaska.

Nov 18, 2008: He is doing really well with his searches. He is doing 300-400 yard searches
and he is doing air scenting at the moment. He will search for a victim, bark once " I am
working on the bark 3 times", and he will come back to me and then take me to where they
are. Being only 5 months old I am really proud of how far he has come. He has moved up to
level 2 in obedience class and is in agility class. The agility class instructor makes sure he
is not doing high jumps and or anything that can hurt him because his frame is not set yet.
He is doing tunnel work low jumps that are only 6 inches high "heck he can really just step
over them", and some ramps.

I have to say you sure did a great job with him as a puppy because noises and new
experiences do not bother him at all. When it snows more we will be transitioning to
Avalanch rescue. I am already teaching him to dig and I think it will be easy for him to catch
onto the rest. Well just wanted to keep you updated and in the loop so you know you puppy
is being taken care of and not just stuck in a crate all the time.

November 22, 2008: Well two big things happened this week for Ares! First I got the
department to make him an official member and they are going to help with training costs
and other things :) And today he did two 1/2 acre searches under horrible conditions. The
area was heavily contaminated with human, dog, rabbit, Moose and squirrel tracks. He
came through like a champ and I was so proud of him. I am still working hard with his Bark
alert at the victim and it is coming along. I should be getting his adult SAR vest in this week
and I will send you a picture of him on it when I get it.

Below: Ares hanging with his four footed family members.

Ares: Nine weeks old-- "tracking 101".

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