Grand Island Kennel club Terrier Group 3 for GCH CH Sheep Creek LA La La Lola. Thanks Jeanne Schaefer and Pam Gaston for all your ringside support.
Lola and her Terrier Group 3
Welcome to the world
All of my kids for the year have been born. I present to you this year’s new herd of dairy goats.
Mama does are happy and healthy!
Baby Goat Season!
Look in my jacket, and what do I spy?
Pictures from the National Kerry Specialty in Montgomery, PA. October 2021
Malbec “Mallie” 
Malbec “Mallie” 
Malbec “Mallie” 
Malbec “Mallie” 
La La La “Lola” 
La La La “Lola” 
La La La “Lola” 
La La La “Lola” 
Larimar “Rock” 
Larimar “Rock” 
Larimar “Rock” 
Larimar “Rock”
Maker’s Mark in Des Moines
BIG congratulations to Carol Basler and Sheep Creek Mistletoe Kiss
Here is our new Champion, Sheep Creek Mistletoe Kiss, “Holly” with her fifth consecutive major Winners Bitch, at the KBTCSC Specialty show in Palm Springs. Thanks to her handler, Christian Rangel, judges who found her both charming and pretty, and all those who helped in her show training at Patty Cahill’s classes. She received her title at 13 months and 2 days. The next two days she went Select over adult Champion Bitches.
Congratulations to Sofiya and Midoriya
Owner-handler Sofyia with her bitch, Midoriya (Sheep Creek Once Upon A Time), and all of their winnings from this weekend in Minnesota. OH BOB with your young girl and WOW…2nd in open Juniors. Midoriya is a daughter of Dazzle and Corky.
Merry Christmas from East Sheep Creek!
Our girls are in the Christmas Spirit.
Kleo 
Lola 
Ozark Mountain Fall Classic
I want to thank the Ozark Mountain Fall Classic and Judge Jacqueline Stacy for the Breed win and Terrier Group 4. Sheep Creek La La LA Lola is now a finished Champion and went out in style with a group win. Co Owned with Jeanne Schaefer and daughter of Sheep Creek Azule and Countess.
Happy Veterans Day to my Mom, Jinece (owner and breeder of ESC)
This is Kelli, Jinece’s daughter, updating to remind everyone how proud I am to have such a smart, beautiful, and fierce mother.
She was 16 when she went through basic training–these days they call that a child soldier (these days, it’s not legal). But she spent nearly my entire life serving in the military.
We always thought is was a blessing to have our mom in the Army. She woke us up early every drill weekend to say goodbye, and I always told her how beautiful she looked in her BDUs. As military kids, we never missed a family day. I’ve won TONS of cake-walk cakes. I’d get excited when she came home with MREs because the hot chocolate or hot apple cider was like having a science experiment we could eat! We were raised shopping at the PX, and we were delighted by the stories our mom would tell when she got home from her summer duty. Truthfully, I always imagined I would join the military too, because I knew how important the miltary was to my mom. She was loyal to us and the Army.
The Army saved us. Without the Army, we wouldn’t have had enough food to eat. Certainly, I would not have the opportunities I have now. It provided her with the means to go to nursing school, and eventually pulled us from poverty (sorry to air our dirty laundry, mom). So today, on Veteran’s day, I am grateful for my mom’s service.
As much as I admire her hardwork, I cannot imagine how hard it was to juggle the military and motherhood. I remember waking up on the day of my fifth birthday at 4 am to tell her goodbye. I was crying and screaming; I couldn’t understand why she couldn’t spend my birthday with me…just one more day. That year, she spent 3 months away from her kids while she was on duty. She was providing vaccines for indigenous people in Honduras. I am now the same age she was then (30), and I am thinking of having my own children. It must have broken my mom’s heart to leave that morning. But I know she did it to provide us with a home.Love you mom! I love your new profile pic! Also, Happy Veteran’s Day!
