The Lancashire Heeler Club

The Lancashire Heeler Club was formed in 1978 to promote the breed and to gain Kennel Club recognition. Lancashire Heelers were recognised as pedigree dogs 3 years later, in 1981.

Lancashire Heeler club membership and how to join.

Lancashire Heeler Club site last updated 27th June 2009

Lancashire Heeler Breed Rescue

The Lancashire Heeler Breed Rescue, a vital part of supporting the Lancashire Heeler, a vulnerable native breedThere are currently 2 young heelers looking for homes. If you you can help please contact the Chairman Sarah Whybrow
Telephone: 0790 990 1410 or
email Sarah Whybrow

 

 

Latest News from Lancashire Heeler Breed Rescue

Website Changes - Can you spare 5 minutes?

It is now 3 years since we started this website with 12 pages and a handful of photos. The site is fast approaching 100 pages and has in excess of 400 photos. Unsurprisingly it is now more difficult to find some of our key information with the layout initially designed for a very different sort of website and we are, therefore, going to try to improve things.

We now have many more visitors from all over the world, members and non-members, some with Heelers and some without. We want to make sure that we serve all our visitors as best we can and would really appreciate your ideas and feedback to help us do this.

Can you spare 10 minutes to complete our feedback questionnaire?
It will only take 10 minutes of your time and will ensure that we are able to do the best for all parties.

Complete the feedback questionnaire

Alternatively email Janice Jones with your ideas

From the Chairman - Sarah Whybrow...

I want to let you know, with as much notice as possible, that there will be a committee meeting on 29th July. If there is ANYTHING that you want raised at the meeting please contact any committee member - and that includes me!
Very best wishes
Sarah

Chairmans Notes

10th June 2009

Dear Members

Since I was elected as Chairman on 26th April I don't think my phone has stopped ringing. I have been in constant contact with the committee and club members, and during this time we have had to deal with quite a lot of problems that were out of our control, but fortunately by a combination of working together and delegating tasks and taking advice from the Kennel Club we have achieved a fair bit in a short time...read more>>>

Lancashire Heeler Club LATEST NEWS

Lancashire Heeler Club Funday - Read all about it!

Visit The Lancashire Heeler Club Funday

For a wide range of Lancashire Heeler related merchandise visit our on line store..

Visit the Lancashire Heeler Club on line store

The Lancashire Heeler

Lancashire Heelers ....

sometimes called Ormskirk Heelers, were originally bred to help butchers drive their cattle to and from the markets. Ideal for this task these small, powerful, sturdily built dogs are very agile and quick, to avoid being kicked by angry cows.

It is thought that the Lancashire Heeler is descended from a 'meeting' of the Welsh Corgi and a northern black and tan terrier type and the stature and markings of these intelligent, energetic dogs certainly indicate that may be the case although there is no concrete evidence of this. The Lancashire Heeler is the smallest English herding dog and it belongs in the Pastoral Group.

Read more about the Lancashire Heeler..

Heeler of the Month - Betsy (with Bethany)

Lancashire Heeler,Betsy and Bethany

 

 

Please find attached to please put on your web site, pictures of our dog called Betsy or as we call her besty dog. She will be 13 years old in June, and is still a young and agile as she was as a puppy! She is one of the family and has grwn up with my daughter (who was 13 in Dec '08), and niece and nephew. We would be so lost without her!

We have had several heelers through our family over the years. They are a fantasic breed, and we would have no other breed!

Keep up the good work ,and thank you for giving us the chance of share our pictures of our beautiful dog!

thank you again,

Andrea (mum) Bethan (daughter) and Betsy dog

- Now ask me again - are Heelers good with children?! Ed.

Lancashire Heeler Smile

The Lancashire Heeler smile is a sought after trait and so very difficult to capture on camera.

Lancashire Heeler Lola demonstrates that happiness comes in Lancashire Heeler shaped parcels

This is Traqdean Troopin Lola showing that if you smile the Heeler world smiles with you. If there are any more Lancashire Heeler smile photos out there, send them to me and we'll start a collection.

 

 

 

 

Details of all other latest updates are listed in our Lancashire Heeler Club News section
You can also subscribe to our ' Lancashire Heeler Club Site Update Feed'

 

Lancashire Heeler Club Site Submissions

Please note that this site is built and maintained on a voluntary support basis and there are occasions when I am unable to update the site due to other commitments. Where an item is needed for inclusion urgently e.g. rescue support requests or urgent event changes please let me know and I will prioritise accordingly.

Janice Jones

Lancashire Heeler Club News

Lancashire Heeler Club Planned Events...

The committee are busy organising events for next year.

Please contact me, Jackie Reid, if you would like to go on the Discover Dogs stand at Crufts. 01428 652174

Read the latest Discover Dogs report and see the pictures

 

 

Lancashire Heeler Club Notices:

 

The following Lancashire Heeler Club trophies have not been returned to the club for use at future shows for some time:

  • Tankard: Engraved CHOLLAGEM HOPE AND GLORY for Best Puppy in Show September / October club show.
  • Engraved Cup: TAPATINA TROPHY for Junior Bitch at the club championship show in May.

If you have any of the above trophies or any other outstanding trophies belonging to the Lancashire Heeler Club, please contact me to arrange their return. I can be contacted by telephone on 01282 770628.

Bill Simpson

 

This site is maintained by Janice Jones

 

Lancashire Heeler Photos and Stories always welcome...

The Lancashire Heeler picture galleries have been updated and are still open for your submissions.

At Home Gallery for any Lancashire Heeler pictures that you want to share

Now Showing Gallery for any Lancashire Heelers currently being shown

Champions Gallery for Lancashire Heelers with a Champions title in any country

 

eMail your Lancashire Heeler articles, photographs of Lancashire Heelers, ideas and suggestions for the Lancashire Heeler Club website

 

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Lancashire Heelers in the water

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Lancashire Heeler Club Featured Article

Lancashire Heeler Club article
Hogan Does Agility - updated water antics!

Lancashire Heeler Hogan demonstates a little more than a doggy paddle


 

Lancashire Heeler Club Featured Gallery

Lancashire Heeler puppies from Simonsville
Lancashire Heelers at Home with the Simpsons!


 

Lancashire Heeler Club Newsletter

Send us your items for the next Lancashire Heeler Club newsletter. It can be funny or sad, quirky or just your thoughts on any subject pertaining to Lancashire Heelers. You may also place an advertisement in the Lancashire Heeler newsletter. Costs are £2.50 per half page and £5 for a full page.

Contact the secretary:
George Stevens
01205 821044


Native Dogs Breed Trust and Discover Dogs

Jackie Reid is looking for volunteers and material for these good causes.
Details here.