...supporting the Lancashire Heeler worldwide
Our occasional litters are planned with a view to breed improvement on the lovely dogs we already own. Health and temperament are at the core of any mating decisions.
This is the start of a wonderful new era for Lancashire Heelers with more robust health testing available and the advent of the much needed DNA test for PLL.
Jenny
The Lancashire Heeler Community does not endorse or recommend any particular breeder but does support all breeders that contribute to this site and act responsibly to promote the breed and support each other to that end. Where we are notified of Lancashire Heeler puppies available from breeders contributing here, they will also be listed on this site.
It is up to the enquirer to ensure that any breeder satisfies all their requirements before making any commitment to buy a puppy.
Key questions for your Lancashire Heeler breeder:
Were sire and dam eye tested before breeding (with a current eye test certificate issued within the previous twelve months)?
Have the parents been DNA tested for PLL/CEA (or are they hereditarily clear)?
Will puppies be eye tested at approximately 6 - 8 weeks?
