Alt-olstead kennel info help - Page 2

DEFINATELY use the search function. Her bloodlines are awesome, but......there are some very cloudy issues around the time of the 'BIG MOVE'....you certainly should be aware of the back story. Even if a new leaf was turned, & every thing is good NOW....know the history to protect yourself. jackie harris

Ok Mark, here you go.  I am hoping that other people will also come forward with more recent things...

These pictures are of dogs that have given to me to help me realize what I needed to do.
1st pic is of an Import male DDR Sch3, IPO3 TD, KKL1a  this is what he looked when Judy had him.

2nd pic is of a male also Judy had. His new owners had him about 2wks before these pics were taken.
That boy is a INT CH, (US) V rated boy. 

The 3rd pic was taken of her kennel situation before her "BIG" move. As I understand now, the situation is 
just as bad, if not worse. I have never been to her house nor have seen in person her kennel situation. All
pictures come by very reliable sources.. Hopefully they will see these and comment.

Wow that poor dog in the first pic!! Looks like he would be a very handsome boy if he was fed! I will never understand how somebody can do that to a dog.  Pictures like that seem to be showing up more and more from different breeders/kennels.  Even if they don't care about the dogs (which they obv don't) and they only view them as an investment, or livestock it still makes no sense to pay the amt of money it would take to import a dog with decent lines then just put it in a kennel, don't feed it, take care of it, vaccinate etc.  Even if the dogs are just viewed by them as investments that's a pretty stupid way to take care of your investment.  I personally think the owners should be put in those kennels and not fed for awhile.

First of all Donner you don't even know her or anything about her. Secondly you do not have any room to talk about anyone considering the shape my puppy was in when I finally got her back. Filthy, thin and bite marks above her eyes and a gash on the top of her head. And I say MY puppy because she is mine now and is right here. You've got an awfully big mouth cause I know the things you said behind my back and you should have known that it would all come back to me.
As far as Judy goes I have never been to her house, I know her pretty well from showing with her and the dogs she shows and takes here and there and very nice looking and seem to be well kept. Other than that I do know of all the gossip and rumors going around and I cannot say if they are true or false. What I said is all I can say.

Can anyone confirm or deny that Oelmansdorf in Houston is or was an affiliate of Alt-Ostland?  

Life lessons have proved more times
than naught, that where there is smoke,
there is usually one hell of a fire!

LOL. Is google really that hard to use? 

Read Oshugelland's post on this page: http://www.pedigreedatabase.com/german_shepherd_dog/bulletins.read?mnr=102665&pagen=2

Ask this dogs owner, (he is back in Germany now I believe?)
what kind of condition the dog was in, and whether or
not the dog had both ears before Judy got him.
http://www.altostland.com/peter.html
A search of Peter's name here should bring up
more info, as there was quite a stink about his
residing with Judy, but you may have to wade through
numerous threads.

Most of these DDR puppy farmers are all
tied together, trading dogs/puppies like kids
trade lunches at school.

It's just such a shame to see she is still
able to import dogs. One would think that
even the almighty dollar could not persuade
some of these breeders to sell to her.

I was not going to comment on this thread again, but after the above post, I wanted to share these pictures 
of some dogs that have been in Judy's posession. I did not take all these pictures, but they were passed onto me
by very reliable sources.  Lets see if you can see the similarities in all of them. Its time this woman is stopped. People
need to realize that the dogs she takes out to shows are the ones that are getting the attention needed to be shown in 
decent condition. Surely she will NOT bring out the ones that are not in condition to be seen in public.  Its up to us to do what's 
right for the dogs.