Avery Hill Kennel & vom schönen Berg German Shepherds

Avery Hill Kennel & vom  schönen Berg German Shepherds Breeder of working line German Shepherds This is a passion for us not just a job.

We are a small family owned/operated Boarding,Grooming,Trainig Kennel that also breeder (working-line) German Shepherds. We carefully plan every litter to combine the best traits possible to create dogs that posses working drives, biddable, versatile, stable, clear headed,healthy,and conformational correct. Most if not all of our litters are planned years ahead of time, we have carefully chosen al

l of our breeding dogs in an effort to combine the best working dogs that posses genotype and phenotype that compliment one another. We only breed from European working lines that have been carefully selected and imported from top kennels in Europe and quality breeders and friends here in the states. Simply put this is are love and passion and, our hard work and effort shows in every exceptional litter we produce.

JüJü vom schönen Berg AKA purple The Gucci van Esblokhof SchH3 Kkl 1 Is strong in her. If you know, …. You know
05/05/2025

JüJü vom schönen Berg
AKA purple
The Gucci van Esblokhof
SchH3
Kkl 1
Is strong in her.
If you know, …. You know

JüJü vom schönen Berg received her official results today from OFA She is OFA hips GOOD and elbows NORMAL
05/01/2025

JüJü vom schönen Berg received her official results today from OFA
She is OFA hips GOOD and elbows NORMAL

04/21/2025
03/27/2025

🐕💔 The Incredible Story of Palma – The Dog Who Waited 💔🐕

✈️ Between 1974 and 1976, at Vnukovo Airport in Moscow, an emotional story touched the hearts of many.

🐶 A Dog Abandoned on the Runway

A passenger was about to board an Il-18 plane bound for Norilsk. His loyal companion, a German Shepherd named Palma, had a ticket purchased, but was denied boarding because he lacked a veterinary certificate.

💔 With no alternatives, the owner made a cruel decision: he hugged Palma, removed his collar, and left without him.

Confused and disoriented, Palma wandered around the airport, trying to understand what had happened. When he finally returned to the gate, his owner was already gone. 🚪😢

✈️ The Loyal Wait and the Pain of Abandonment

Palma refused to accept reality. He stood still, staring at the closed door, believing that this had to be a mistake.

🛫 Then, upon hearing the roar of the Il-18’s engine, he began running after the plane, trying to catch up.
💨 He ran until his paws couldn’t carry him any further, as the heat of the jet fuel and the force of the takeoff engulfed him.
Palma was left alone on the empty runway… and he started to wait.

🐾 For a long time, he lived in the open, lost, but never losing hope that his owner would return. 😞

👨‍✈️ A Pilot and the Article That Changed Everything

Palma eventually found shelter under a trailer used by airport workers. One day, he was noticed by Il-18 captain Viacheslav Alexandrovich Valentei, who observed that the dog always approached the stairs of arriving and departing planes, watching the passengers, searching for his owner. 💔🐕

📢 Palma’s heartbreaking story was published by the newspaper "Komsomólskaya Pravda", and finally, it reached his former owner. From Norilsk, the man sent a message to the pilot explaining that Palma’s eye condition prevented him from obtaining a veterinary certificate.

📜 However, even after learning that Palma was still waiting for him, the man refused to take him back. 😡💔

🏡 A New Home for Palma

Many people offered to adopt him, but in the end, Palma was taken to Kyiv, where he was welcomed by Vera Kotliarevskaya, a professor at the pedagogical institute. 📚👩‍🏫

🐾 Over time, Palma adapted to his new life. Vera wrote in her diary:
📝 "A very balanced dog, with a stable nervous system and a deep attachment to humans and home. When he arrived, he approached my sleeping daughter, licked her cheek, and gently held her ear between his teeth." 💕🐶

🎬 The Story That Became a Movie

In 1988, this touching story inspired the Soviet film "Tied to the Runway" (Привязанный к взлетной полосе). 🎞️🐕

Palma became a symbol of the unbreakable loyalty of dogs, proving that, more often than not, they have much bigger hearts than humans. 💔🐾
source: mais que um amigo

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07/11/2024

Working in ER this past week: We had four heat injuries each day for two days straight. Four of these were French Bulldogs, which happens to be the most common US breed these days. The others were three Rottweilers (brachycephalic by exam) and one Pit X.

Only ONE survived. NOT a Frenchie. Not a brachycepahlix breed. The Pit X.

Why? He happened to be playing in a pond. He ran and played with kids on land and then in the shallow pond water in 95 F 85% humidity weather until he collapsed. The humidity at his breathing level was probably a lot more, since it was approx 12 inches above water level.

They recognized a problem and brought him in… from one hour away.

On arrival
he was HYPOTHERMIC. Low body temp. Typical of heat injury. We warmed him up, treated his other abnormalities and within a
few hours he waa normal. Like NORMAL. No kidney failure. No coagulopahty. NO PROBLEMS.

Why is this? Probably because this dog reached critical heat injury when he happened to be in the best environement for treatment… IMMEDIATE cooling in water that was colder than him.

RAPID cooling with the coldest source available is what saves dogs with heat injury.

It’s time ro let go of the old wive’s tales of how ice water causes vasoconstriction or that rapid cooling is bad. HEAT is what causes death in heat inrjury, not the coolong method.

Bi color puppies available One male and one female Puppies are UTD on age appropriate vaccinations dewormed and ready to...
04/04/2023

Bi color puppies available
One male and one female
Puppies are UTD on age appropriate vaccinations dewormed and ready to find their forever 🏡
Both puppies have been socialized with small children, cats, horses & other dogs.
Both have high food drive. low- medium prey drive.
Both would make excellent family companions.
$$$ reduced for quick placement.

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North Court Street
Ripley, WV
25271

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Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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