We have been the proud breeders of five litters of English Shepherds. Our goal has always been to keep the good health, excellent temperament and versatility of the breed. We raise puppies in our home and prepare them to acclimate. We choose our puppy owner carefully as we match our puppies to their people. Our goal is to share them with people who will be loving and loyal to them as a family member, meeting their needs for their entire lifetime.
We will be breeding our tri-color Larkin (Trailblazer Girl on a Lark) with Mathias (Top o' the Mornin Mathias of WindyHill WO) in spring of 2024.
Larkin
Creekview Farm English Shepherds
Registration: ESC, UKC
Lines: Wilson, Trailblazer, Snowy River
Tests: Embark, clear for all diseases. Mdr1, Pra, Cea, OFA good
Larkin is as sweet as she is brilliant. She is medium size at 19 1/2 inches tall, 53 pounds and built for speed!
Mathias
Freedom Bend English Shepherds
Lisa E. Coburn
Registration: ESC, UKC
PennHip: 0.26/0.23
OFA Elbows: Normal
MDR1: clear
CEA: clear
PRA/PRCD-clear
DM-clear
Height: 19.5"
Weight: 48.5 lbs.
Mathias is a gentle soul, an english shadow during farm work with me, or on trails with me. He is sensitive to your feelings, and a biddable and calm herder.
He uses only the appropriate force needed for the situation. He is dependable, obedient and trustworthy. He patrols my farm for intruders and eradicates varmints. Mathias loves children, adults and the elderly. He loves to swim and he loves to ride the John Deere gator on the farm.
Mathias also has a clownish side to him. He performs tricks and talks to you just to hear you say "good boy." He is very athletic and loves to run top speed. Both his sire and dam have agility titles. Mathias breezed through his CGC classes as well as his Therapy Dog Certification and he just turned 3 years old in January. Mathias and sire and dam are medium size, beautiful, tri color English Shepherds.
I just can't say enough good things about my handsome boy, Mathias
English Shepherds have a long history in North America. Early settlers brought with them a shepherding dog, who herded livestock and protected the family. For over 200 years, English Shepherds and their ancestors have been found in rural areas and on farms across the country.
Dogs have not bred yet, get in touch to talk about the future puppies.