Lilly

100% pure bread English Shepherd born on 1-7-2026 , ready on 3-7-2026 call / text,7176825619, to reserve , 5 available, 1 females, 4 males. The others are reserved already. Some information about this breed of dogs : Country of Origin: The English Shepherd is believed to have been brought to the British Isles from Rome by Caesar himself when the Romans invaded in 55 BC. These excellent herding dogs were brought along to herd the livestock the army kept with them for food. Eventually, when the livestock was depleted and the dogs were no longer necessary, they were left behind. The English Shepherd was then acquired by natives of the area and bred with their existing dogs to create an enhanced dog with excellent abilities not only in herding, but in hunting and guarding as well. The English Shepherd is very similar to the Border Collie, however, their herding styles are quite different, making them easy to tell apart. While other herding breeds tend to specialize in one type of livestock or another, the English Shepherd is more of a jack of all trades, working all types of stock from chickens to cows using just the right amount of force for each task. Some of the English Shepherd's other talents are search and rescue, therapy, dog agility, obedience, rally obedience, tracking and fly-ball. Size: The English Shepherd will typically reach an average height of 18-23 inches. The male English Shepherd will reach an average weight of 45-60 pounds while the female is slightly smaller with an average weight of 40-50 pounds. Training: The English Shepherd is an extremely intelligent breed that will be quite easy to train. This breed is known to respond instantly to commands as well as the sound of his master's voice. If the English Shepherd does not have acreage to run, they will need daily long walks or jogs to get the necessary daily exercise.