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Lancashire Heeler
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08-11-2012, 05:05 PM
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Lancashire Heeler
![]() The Lancashire Heeler is a herding dog, but has also worked as a retriever, gun dog, and assistant dog for people with disabilities. Its work drive is high, so you must keep your dog mentally and physically stimulated. This breed is also a tireless worker that needs plenty of exercise. Despite the Lancashire Heeler's long history as a working dog, it makes a great companion for adults and families with older children. This is a good breed if you like small, affectionate, low-shedding, playful dogs who stick by your side and always want to go for a walk. The Lancashire Heeler may attempt to heel and herd family members, including cats. These dogs are very trainable but can be stubborn, so you need patience and firm leadership. Lancashire Heelers can be nervous, especially if they are not exercised enough, and should be socialized with other pets and people early on. ![]() ![]()
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