Our love affair with the Weimaraner began in 1985 with the addition of our first. Showing Weimaraners commenced in 1992 and we have actively shown our beautiful gray friends ever since. Our dogs are also active in hunting tests, ratings tests, field trials, and tracking tests.We are extremely dedicated to preserving the versatility and beauty of the Weimaraner dog and adhere to and advocate Weimaraner Club Of America code of ethics.
My name is Teresa Evans, I first met the weimaraner in 1977 when I went to work for the late veterinarian Dr. Richard Selby in Kentucky. He and I both have finished numerous Shannondale’s Weimaraners to their Championships and many other AKC titles and Performance Titles. We have provided and placed Weimaraners to the greatest families any breeder could ask for in the Greater Louisville Area and across the United States.We are both Breeders in Good Standing with the Weimaraner Club of America, Weimaraner Club of Greater Louisville and the American Kennel Club. Our purpose is to preserve the natural abilities, temperment, health and Standard to the the Best Versatile breed .
Our wonderful journey with Weimaraners began in 1984 training and earning AKC obedience titles.Within my limited breeding I have produced several AKC Champions, Best of Breeds, Best in Specialty, Specialty point winners, Best in Futurity, Futurity class winners and placements, AKC titles in Obedience, WCA Ratings, tracking, and hunt titles.In addition, several of my Weimaraners have been novice/owner handled to earn their Championships.
We are Michelle and Stan Nowacki and we are located in Batavia, Ohio, on the east side of Cincinnati. The goal of our breeding program is Versatility – upholding the origins of this beautiful breed. We are members in good standing of The Weimaraner Club of America, The Greater Cincinnati Weimaraner Club, and The Queen City Dog Training Club. Our breeding program takes into consideration various health screenings, overall hunting ability, temperament, performance aptitude, and conformation. Each breeding is thoroughly researched in order to meet our goals.
Our very first Weimaraner was named Nani, which is Hawaiian for beautiful. In 1971 she whelped a litter of 13 puppies and was the start of “Nani’s Weimaraners”. All of the Weimaraners we breed today go back to that very first litter of Nani’s and have resulted in over 200 Champions, Best-in-Show Winners, Futurity and Maturity Winners, #1 Top Producers, Utility Excellent Titles, Tracking Dog Excellent Titles, Master Agility Titles, Master Hunter Titles and Versatile Excellent Awards.
Our wonderful journey with Weimaraners began in 1984 training and earning AKC obedience titles.Within my limited breeding I have produced several AKC Champions, Best of Breeds, Best in Specialty, Specialty point winners, Best in Futurity, Futurity class winners and placements, AKC titles in Obedience, WCA Ratings, tracking, and hunt titles.In addition, several of my Weimaraners have been novice/owner handled to earn their Championships.
We are Michelle and Stan Nowacki and we are located in Batavia, Ohio, on the east side of Cincinnati. The goal of our breeding program is Versatility – upholding the origins of this beautiful breed. We are members in good standing of The Weimaraner Club of America, The Greater Cincinnati Weimaraner Club, and The Queen City Dog Training Club. Our breeding program takes into consideration various health screenings, overall hunting ability, temperament, performance aptitude, and conformation. Each breeding is thoroughly researched in order to meet our goals.
My name is Teresa Evans, I first met the weimaraner in 1977 when I went to work for the late veterinarian Dr. Richard Selby in Kentucky. He and I both have finished numerous Shannondale’s Weimaraners to their Championships and many other AKC titles and Performance Titles. We have provided and placed Weimaraners to the greatest families any breeder could ask for in the Greater Louisville Area and across the United States.We are both Breeders in Good Standing with the Weimaraner Club of America, Weimaraner Club of Greater Louisville and the American Kennel Club. Our purpose is to preserve the natural abilities, temperment, health and Standard to the the Best Versatile breed .
Our very first Weimaraner was named Nani, which is Hawaiian for beautiful. In 1971 she whelped a litter of 13 puppies and was the start of “Nani’s Weimaraners”. All of the Weimaraners we breed today go back to that very first litter of Nani’s and have resulted in over 200 Champions, Best-in-Show Winners, Futurity and Maturity Winners, #1 Top Producers, Utility Excellent Titles, Tracking Dog Excellent Titles, Master Agility Titles, Master Hunter Titles and Versatile Excellent Awards.
