Versatile Heeler Spices Up the Herding Ring
Acknowledged for its diligent nature, the Lancashire Heeler joins the AKC Herding Group—selective, but rewarding for the right home.
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The Lancashire Heeler is a small, energetic breed of dog that hails from the county of Lancashire in England. Known for their compact size and distinctive appearance, Lancashire Heelers are characterized by their sturdy build, short legs, and a striking black and tan coat. These dogs were originally bred for herding livestock, particularly cattle, and are known for their agility and quick movements.
Despite their diminutive size, Lancashire Heelers are highly intelligent and make excellent companions for active families. They are known for their loyalty and protective nature, making them great watchdogs. Their boundless energy and strong work ethic also make them well-suited for dog sports and obedience training. Lancashire Heelers may be small in stature, but they possess a big heart and a strong desire to please their owners, making them a charming and devoted addition to any household.
Acknowledged for its diligent nature, the Lancashire Heeler joins the AKC Herding Group—selective, but rewarding for the right home.
Unleash the versatility of Lancashire Heelers as top sport dogs! From Dock Diving to Tracking and Herding, they excel in various sports.
Sheryl Bradbury is the breeder behind the Mashury Lancashire Heelers. Read about the kennel’s beginnings, the dogs, and more!
Lancashire Heelers are the smallest breed in the Herding Group, originally bred to move cattle in England by nipping at their heels.
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