Other Names
Ormskirk Heeler |
Origin
Great Britain, 1600s/1900s
The Lancashire became extinct earlier this century, todays Lancashire is a recreation of the original breed. They are closely related to the Welsh Corgis & Manchester Terrier. This breed was originally used for cattle herding. |
Use Today
Companion |
Life Expectancy
This breed can live as long as 12-13 years of age |
Weight & Height
6 to 13 pounds & 10-12 inches tall at the shoulders |
Known Health Problems
-- |
Temperament
A friendly dog that does well with children. The dog is happy and affectionate with its family. |
Training
The Lancashire Heeler is eager to please. Training shouldn't be too difficult |
Living Conditions
The Lancashire Heeler will do ok with apartment/city living if they are exercised daily |
Grooming
Little grooming needed. Brush and bathe as needed |
Exercise
A highly active breed needs to be kept busy |
Coat Texture
Sleek, Shiny, Short Coat |
Coat Colors
Black/Tan |
Puppies
-- pups per litter |
Recognition
Continental Kennel Club, American Pet Registry, Fédération Cynologique Internationale, National Kennel Club |
