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CASTASTAR Shepherds
German Shepherds & Belgian Malinois
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Rainbow Bridge Welcome to Rainbow Bridge. This page displays those who have left us and are greatly missed. . . . . IF IT SHOULD BE . . . .
If it should be that I grow weak And pain should keep me from my sleep, My little friend so loving & true, memories of you will fill my mind until I come to you.
--- Anonymous ---
My beautiful Starr has left me to play at Rainbow Bridge. She was the PERFECT dog. Starr was known Australia wide for her outstanding achievements. She competeted and was titled in all sporting fields available to the GSD. My fondest memory was when we competed in the 2009 German Shepherd Nationals in Brisbane. She won UDX with and Excellent Medallion, won the Herding Started Class (sheep), High in Trial Herding and geined her HSAs title, and then competed in the Obedience Winner of Winners to be awarded the Silver Medal. I will miss you girl....my very Best Friend
Mandy raised Jess from the age of 5 wks, she was always with us. Jess raised nearly all of our dogs and most certainly "ruled the roost". She taught us all how to "respect the cat". She is already dearly missed, and her feline sparring partner, "Little Puss" still waits for her behind the couch. The house to just too quiet without you Jess......
Warren and Carson were a daunting team, both in the Obedience ring and the German Shepherd Specialty Show ring. They were well respected around Australia. Carson was the true Gentleman, with both stunning looks and a keen mind. He was a pleasure to live with and will be deeply missed. He etched a place in the hearts of all those he met, and his legacy will live on in his offspring, as he passed on his wonderful attributes. Carson, you were a True Champion to us now and always, "... gonna miss you old boy...".
Sierra was Mandy's second Bouvier. After waiting many years, Sierra arrived. She was a true Bouvier, with the arrogant dutch temperament and defiance she became famous for. She suffered a back injury as a puppy, and this injury took her in the end, even many years after her recovery. She was a clown in the obedience ring, but never once worked with less than 100% committment to Mandy as a team. She wasn't happy unless she was working. Sadly she had a painful, in-operable injury.
"Prince" Prince UD - 04/01/93 to 18/09/01 (8.5 yrs) GSD Prince was Mandy's first trialling dog. He was a Purebred, but unregistered, German Shepherd. He was her constant companion and they spent many years travelling to Northern NSW to compete, very successfully, in obedience and agility trials. A degenerative injury, took my boy.
Sabre was Warren's first trialling dog. He became an Australian Obedience Champion by attaining UD and TDX. He was a superb tracker and enjoyed nothing more than romping through the bush at the end of a 10m lead. Age is terrible thing, that cannot be changed.
"Teisha" Aust Ch Haren Teisha Jean CD - 14/12/95 to 19/08/98 (2.5 yrs) Bouvier des Flandres Teisha was Mandy's first contact with Bouviers. She was a beautiful ball of fluff and fun. Teisha came at the age of 4mths and was very timid. She matured into a lovely, even if lazy, working dog. Her career highlight was training with the Queensland Pal Superdogs as she loved to jump. Lost in a tragic accident.
Kelly was a loving companion to Warren & Sabre and was trialled by a family member. She was your true "best friend" and loved just to be with you. She was taken suddenly by Cancer.
Warren & Mandy Doyle Jimboomba, QLD, Australia Phone : 0418 983 701 Email : wdoyle@launch.net.au |