Sire: Boehmer's Four Man
Dam: Hosmer's Jill
Shiloh was one of the greatest champions of the breed, if not, as in the
opinion of many people, the greatest of all. He is, without a doubt, one of the greatest
sires. Many famous dogs today trace their ancestry back to CH Las Rocosa Shiloh (HOF). His
stately lines and extremely handsome head gave him perfect conformation in all respects.
He was prepotent and consistent in reproducing his type. He stamped his off-spring with a
classy type, beautiful heads, deep rich colors, structural and genetic soundness, athletic
ability, solid temperament and superior working ability whose style became a trademark for
generations to follow.
Shiloh confirmed his genetic stability and superiority in his get, grand get and great
grand get who, in turn, have made their marks on the breed. One of the most successful
crosses occurred between Shiloh and Hartnagle's Fritzie Taylor.
The cross was repeated on several occasions and invariably produced excellent results. For
instance, CH Las Rocosa Leslie CSD was a product of this cross.
She, in turn, produced three outstanding Hall of Fame sires who have made a substantial
mark on the breed - Las Rocosa Sydney, CH Chulo and CH Las Rocosa
Lester (HOF).

Shiloh was a champion of champions in all aspects. For Shiloh's outstanding record as a
sire, Shiloh was placed on the ASCA Honor Roll, in the Hall of Fame and was the recipient
of many other prestigious awards, such as the Dog World Award of Canine
Distinction. He was the ultimate companion. Shiloh was a pleasure to handle and train. He
was intelligent, good-natured, and easy to teach. He was quiet, courageous and obedient.
When working stock, no matter how tough the situation, he held his ground and kept his
cool. He could go from working cattle to sheep without any difficulty. We always admired
his natural ability. He could head or heel cattle with equal ease. He had natural balance
and would work sheep as little or as much distance as was needed. Shiloh was one of those
one in a million dogs with an uncanny ability to read the situation and rate the livestock
by using stock savvy. If a single maverick attempted to break away from the herd, it did
so only once before Shiloh put it back in it's place. He was in a class all his own.
Notes by Jeanne-Joy Hartnagle-Taylor.

Even today, the finest red dogs go back to Shiloh. As a sire, Shiloh met
our unyielding specifications. His dam, Hosmer's Jill, was a full sister to Hud and Fritzie Taylor - who were already proven in our program.
Shiloh has since become one of the most influential foundation sires of the breed. A
saying coined long ago held steadfast throughout the years: Shiloh - a name that made
history in our nation - a name that made history in our breed!

Shiloh is the sire of a number of the breeds' foundation individuals that
include: