Shetland Sheepdog breeders
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The Shetland Sheepdog is a loyal, affectionate, intelligent little dog that makes a wonderful companion. However, this is not the breed for everyone. The Sheltie is a very active and athletic dog that needs regular exercise, both physical and mental, and is at his best when given a job to do, whether it is competitive obedience, agility, herding, or any other sport or activity.
As a Herding breed, the Sheltie is a natural barker — when working with a herd, the Sheltie uses barking to help keep his herd in check. With proper training, however, the dog can learn to keep the barking under control. For more information about this breed, see the Breed Info section. |
Skyehaven Shetland Sheepdogs
Box 357
Ile des Chênes, Manitoba
R0A 0T0
Tel.: (204) 878-2957
E-mail: sherrie@skyehaven.ca
We are a small hobby kennel located in the heart of Canada, just minutes from Winnipeg Manitoba. All our breeding stock is screened for genetic defects, and only those which test clear are included in our breeding program. Puppies are born and raised in our spare bedroom, and move into our living room at 3 weeks of age. At Skyehaven we strive for the all-around dog — a combination of beauty, brains, sound temperament and good health. Skyehaven Shelties compete successfully in conformation, obedience, performance or just plain family lovin'!
Herdabout Shelties
Wasaga Beach, Ontario
Tel.: (705) 429-0833
E-mail: sheltieland@rogers.com
At Herdabout Shelties Reg'd, our dogs are a lifetime commitment, and NOT just a part time hobby.
We beleive that Pedigree indicates what the dog Should be, Conformation indicates what the dog Appears to be, and that Performance indicates what the dog Actually is. As professional dog trainers, we actively compete with our shelties in Conformation, Agility, Obedience, and Rally.
We raise our puppies with an extensive socialization and desensitivity program that starts when the puppies are just 3 days old. Our shelties are sold with a lifetime money back gaurantee against Hip Dysplasia, Collie Eye Anomoly, Auto Immune Thyroiditis, and VwD Affected. All puppies are tested for temperament and working potential at 7.5 weeks of age.
Hoodwink Perm. Reg.
R.R. #1
Cargill, Ontario N0G 1J0
Tel.: (519) 366-1016
E-mail: hoodwink@bmts.com
Long time breeders with a proven track record. We are the breeders of top Agility and Obedience dogs. We are also the breeders of many conformation champions with multiple dogs obtaining multiple Bests of Breed and Group and Puppy Group placements and Specialty wins. Litters are carefully planned to ensure puppies that are sound in mind and body. Maximum socialization to ensure proper development. We are just as proud of our pets who bring years of love to their owners. Our dogs are a lifetime committment and we are always available to their owners. We rarely have more than one or two litters per year.
Summerlove Shelties
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Tel.: (306) 384-3100
E-mail: kstever@shaw.ca
In 1983 I was smitten with our first sheltie, Shane. Bought just for loving, Shane satisfied my every need. In true sheltie fashion, I became addicted to this wonderful breed and decided to establish my own breeding program with my husband Al under the SUMMERLOVE prefix.
Together, we strive to raise our shelties in a loving and healthy environment.
The small size of our kennel allows us to ensure that each puppy is properly socialized. Each puppy, no matter whether destined for the show ring or for a family companion, receives the same loving care. We provide ongoing support to all buyers and hope to continue to serve this lovely breed.
For additional information, please visit our website: www.summerlove-shelties-canada.com
Madselin Shelties & Miniature Longhair Dachshunds Perm. Reg'd.
Falkland, British Columbia
Tel.: 250-379-2545
E-mail: madselin@telus.net
We have been breeding and showing Shelties for approximately 49 years. Through the years, our Shelties have accomplished Conformation, Agility, Obedience and Herding titles, thanks to all the different people who have owned them.
Elegance, movement and good temperament in our Shelties are our priorities in breeding, and all recommended testing is done for health issues.
We strive for the same qualities in our Mini Longhair Dachshunds and our little red girl, Melini, has just won BB in the Mini Longhairs at the Canadian Nationals!
Please visit our website: www.madselin.com for further information.
Amberlyn Shelties Perm. Reg'd.
Manitoba, Canada
Tel.: 204-223-9635
E-mail: kwillow@mts.net
We are a small breeder of Shelties. All our dogs are registered and all our puppies are raised in the home (kitchen). They are a part of the family.
We show our dogs, do a little obedience and a bit of herding. We welcome any questions and are happy to show you our dogs.
For further details, please visit our website: www.amberlynshelties.net
Zesta CKC Perm. Reg'd
Leduc County, AlbertaTel.: 780-987-4873, Cell: 780-975-5179
E-mail: zesta@zestashelties.com
We strive to raise our Shelties with beauty, brains and soundness for companionship, show or competition.
Our puppies are raised in our home where they are socialized and trained daily to make the transition into their new home easier. We have been involved with the breed since 1973 and breeding since 1983. We believe health and temperament of our Shelties are the key ingredients in our selection of the right Shelties to be bred and keep only the best for our breeding program.
Our dogs are active in aspects of competition, conformation, agility, herding, tracking, rally obedience and obedience.
The Zesta team comprises a CKC Conformation and Rally Obedience Judge, handlers and groomers. We believe in guaranteeing the health and temperament for life as well as providing life long support and friendship to our clients.
For further details, visit our website at: www.zestashelties.com.
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