
Providing health-tested puppies to ensure the well-being of this amazing breed in America for the future.

Excellence

Lancashire Heelers are a healthy breed and I am doing my part to ensure they stay healthy. My dogs are genetically tested for Primary Lens Luxation (PLL) and Collie Eye Anomaly (CEA); hearts and patellas are clinically evaluated as well as having eye exams by a veterinary ophthalmologist.
Professionalism

All the dogs I use for breeding have CHIC numbers. It is important that the dogs I produce are healthy, and excellent representatives of the breed.
Guaranteed

I take full responsibility for any puppies I produce and will take any of them back at any time for any reason.
News
Hiking with Dogs
As spring approaches, our thoughts turn more toward enjoying the out-of-doors with our dogs. Here are a few practical tips that I use.
Keep readingMy Furry Valentine
Many foods can be shared between humans and dogs, but not chocolate. Make sure your furry Valentine celebrates safely.
Keep readingBad Weather Entertainment
In these long, cold January days, it’s good to have some indoor activities for the dogs like scent work, snuffle mats, puzzle toys, and toys that can be stuffed with tasty things. It keeps their minds sharp and occupied in a constructive way.
Keep readingWhy Choose Prestige
I’m very proud of my dogs and I know as far as health testing I’m doing best practice.
— Sheila Mesick,
breeder and kennel owner
Awards & Credentials
- Orthopedic Foundation for Animals Canine Health Information Center (CHIC) Program Certification
- American Kennel Club Canine Good Citizenship (CGC), Canine Good Citizen Intermediate (CGCI) Canine Good Citizenship Urban (CGCU)
- United States Canine Scent Sports Detection Dog Classic Novice (DDCN)
- American Kennel Club Farm Dog Certified (FDC)
- American Kennel Club Rally (RN)
- American Kennel Club Trick Dog Novice and Intermediate (TKN,TKI)
- United Kennel Club (UKC CH) champions
Versatile
My dogs are…
- Family dogs
- Show dogs
- Performance dogs


Sheila has been a great resource for information about the breed, and a great mentor to me. The puppy I got from her is a lovely representation of the breed. She has tons of drive, loves to work, and is a lovely companion to me and my other dogs.
— Christina T.

Health was the most important factor when I was looking for my first LH puppy and one breeder stood out among the others. Sheila sets the bar when it comes to health testing of her dogs; ensuring her own dogs are the most suitable for breeding and that the puppies she sends into the world are free of any congenital issues…
— Heidi B.
About Prestige
At Prestige Lancashire Heelers, we’ve been breeding high quality dogs since 1976 and specializing in Lancashire Heelers since 2016.
Lancashire Heelers
Quick Facts
- Weight: 15 to 20 pounds
- Height: 10 to 12 inches
- Coat: short, flat, double
- Color: black and tan or liver and tan
- Ears: large, upright, may also be tipped with a lift

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