I have been involved in the sport of Schutzhund since 1988 and have been a member of GSSCC since 1988 and the UScA for 20+ years. I received my UScA probationary judges license in November 2010 and my full license in April 2013. I also received my GSSCC license in May 2013.Since then I have judged several Regional and National Championships in both Canada and USA and I am currently the GSSCC Head Judge I have raised, trained and handled 4 GSD’s to SchH3 (HOT) and 2 dogs from a SchH/IPO1 thru 3. I have also attained FH titles with two of these. I have competed with these dogs in many regional and national events in both working and conformation in both USA and Canada. I am a member of Lower Mainland German Shepherd Dog Club in B.C. Canada where I currently reside. (Since 1988) I breed 1 litter a year under the kennel name ‘vom Kleetal’ and I’m actively training a young female that I bred. I’m married with 1 son and 3 grandchildren.

My love of training dogs started as an 11 year old boy with a Doberman named Grunt and we were welcomed by the members of Richmond Schutzhund Club. I currently train at Lower Mainland German Shepherd Dog Club in Langley, BC with my German Shepherd, Nash vom Wolfsdreieck. I started helper work when I was old enough. I have been able to work dogs at club, regional and national competitions. Doing helper work is still a passion and love of mine. I am currently the National Helper Coordinator for the GSSCC. One of my goals was to breed and handle a dog to the WUSV. I was able to do this with Alvis vom Albi (aka Spike). My breedings have produced four dogs that have competed at the WUSV. As a handler, I have competed multiple times at club, regional, national and world competitions. Looking forward to the future as a trainer, helper and judge.

Hans-Christian Boll has judged tracking at Bundessiegerprüfung twice. He is active in dog sports with Vello von der Burg Hinte brother to Vegas and he also breeds German Shepherd Dogs. He has judged many Championships in Germany, the Netherlands, the USA and now Canada!

I have been involved in the sport for over 25 years. I started as a handler training my own puppy which I went with to the World Championship. Over the past 20 years, I have been to almost every Canadian Championship and Sieger Show as a handler, helper, helper director, coach, President and now Judge. I have trained four dogs from puppy to IGP 3, competing at the Canadian Championships and making a World Team with all of them. I have trained several other dogs to a variety of titles. I began working as a training and trial helper very early on which allowed me to be a helper at many club and regional trials and a helper twice for the Canadian Championships. I was helper director for many years implementing the helper program which we currently use. I have been training director and President at Fundy Schutzhund Club, East Regional Chairperson, GSSCC Director and I am currently President of the GSSCC. My wife Mia and I breed German Shepherd Dogs since 2007 under the name Kleinenberg Kennels and we have gone to the Canadian Championships and qualified for Team Canada with our own handler bred and trained dogs. I started my Apprenticeship for a GSSCC Judge in 2017 and finished all the requirements within a year and became GSSCC Performance Judge # 12. I really enjoy being a judge and I hope my critiques can help every handler reach their goals. Good luck to everyone!‍

Jochen Prall became a member of the SV in 1987. In his life he has trained many German Shepherd dogs in Schutzhund and competed often in all level of trials. Jochen Prall was also an official helper for protection work of the SV from 1999 to 2013. During this time he was a helper in 3 German Sieger shows, 1 BSP, 1 DJJM and a lot of other competitions and events. In 2015 he became a registered SV show judge. He breeds dogs under his kennel name "von der Liebeswarte“, which has been registered with the SV since 1945. He has numerous notable successes at trials and conformation shows and has received several VA-titles with his dogs in different countries. ‍In his professional life, Jochen Prall is a police inspector for a large K-9 department in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. He handles and educates many K-9s in different skills and specializations like detecting drugs, explosives and blood.