This web page updated July 23, 2010

email: swnebraska@yahoo.com
phone: (308) 344-1978
Address:
Andrea McCormick
PO Box 502
McCook, NE 69001

Education is the key to getting the right dog for your
home. Please educate yourself by reading articles like
THIS or THIS. Information on the color.

Maggie standing(Flora/Ugo;Reagan(Judy/Ugo)

Flora Ugo and Judy Ugo puppies together
Pic: Maggie (Flora/Ugo) & Reagan (Judy/Ugo)

Pepin Ugo male; Teneck

Above Tenek, Pepin/Ugo male 1 yr old

Some of our bloodlines lead to highly sought after DDR East German dogs such as: Quindt Vom Baruther Land grandson, to Held Vom Ritterberg. Our show bloodlines consist of well known top German stud dogs such as
VA7
Fedor von Arminius

VA2 Hill vom Farbenspiel
VA1 Apoll Vom Laacher-Haus
VA5 Yago vom Wildsteiger Land
VA1 Uran vom Wildsteiger Land
VA1 Rikkor von Bad-Boll
VA6
Odin von Tannenmeise

Flora Ugo pup; MorganFlora Ugo pup; Morgan

Flora Ugo Female, Morgan with Attila the cat

If you are new to the German Shepherd Breed,
please read the link, About the Breed.

We are located in Southwest Nebraska. We have been active breeders of the German Shepherd Dog for 15 years and have been lifelong owners of German Shepherds on our acreage. Our goal is to produce German Shepherds that are sound of mind, healthy, good with children, and protective in nature, while maintaining the beauty of the German Shepherd Dog. With our combination of DDR/East German lines, working lines, German V/VA show lines, some Canadian lines , and Sch I, II, III titles, we strive for positive attributes of each to create a well rounded dog. All of our breeding dogs are OFA and in good health. Having been a member of the Omaha German Shepherd Club, I have gained extensive knowledge of the breed.

We have sold puppies to Denver Colorado Nebraska Kansas South Dakota Iowa Illinois Wyoming Montana and more.

Breeder's Poem

If you've never been a breeder, never seen life through their eyes;
then take a look at the whole picture before you criticize.
See a moment of their anguish; take a moment to feel their pain,
the caring of their charges, through snow, through wind and through rain.

Waiting the whole night through for babies until morn,
Stress and trepidation until the last angel is finally born.
"Ok, mommy, we can do it. One last push if you can."
Then comes a little baby, who only weighs sixty grams.

"Why so small?" you ask. "Did I do something wrong."
"I will give him a chance and hope one day he'll be strong."
You pray he'll live to bring great joy to someone else's home.
You know he's counting on you; you'll fight this fight alone.

Formula, bottles, heating pads and temperature just right,
two-hour feedings, throughout the day and the night.
All his healthy siblings scramble to their mother;
Warmed next to your heart is their tiny little brother.

Day 1; "God please help," as you say a silent prayer.
Day 4; he's better, with lots of love and care.
Day 8;. he's gaining weight; what a wonderful surprise.
Day 10; he's giving in, just as he opened his eyes.

With burning tears and heavy heart you bury him alone.
Mommy mustn't watch she'll only see and smell the new stone.
You ask yourself, "Why do this? . . . Why do I suffer so?"
Yet watch the joy your puppies bring; then you'll surely know.

So, when you think of breeders and label them with "Greed,"
Think of all that they endure to fill another's need.
For when you buy your puppy, with your precious dollars part,
You only pay with money . . . while they pay with all their heart.

... Revised, Andrea McCormick of Sehr Gut Wesesn German Shepherds....