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WelcomeThe goal of this website is to promote and support the preservation of the rare breed formerly referred to as "farm collies". In addition to the information available on this website, please visit our About the BreedToday's English Shepherds are descendents from the "farm collies" that accompanied English settlers to young America. These dogs served faithfully their master both as herding dogs and as family protection. The English Shepherd is a a complete all purpose dog - calm and steady, willing to please and capable of herding any type of livestock Of great importance is the English Shepherd's bond with its owner and family. English Shepherds are gentle and patient with children and loyal and trustworthy to their family. English Shepherds are intelligent and have a keen ability to make the proper judgment call. For example, whether a people is a friend or foe or whether a situation is an emergency or a false alarm. They are willing to protect their family with their lives and there are many stories about English Shepherds saving people from wild animals and serious situations. |
Are you looking for that old style farm collie type dog that gran'pa had out on his farm? The dog that was his shadow and helped him with his chores then laid on the porch while gran'pa had coffee; the dog that kept varmints out of the garden and weasels out of the chicken house; the dog that kept the Jersey bull at bay and then found duty watching over the children in the yard; the dog even went out hunting with gran'pa. Look no further - Click on "Enter our Kennel" to learn about our dogs and the history of our breeding program. Ringo and Gabby Announce the Birth of Puppies 10 puppies: 2 boys - 8 girls
Born
April 1, 2009
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Copyright © 2007
English Shepherd Central Lynda McCall
PO Box 90
609 McCall Road
Mount Holly, AR
870-554-2450
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