Description
As breeders, we are occasionally faced with making difficult decisions. Our ultimate goal is to perfect the breed we love; this requires us to constantly evaluate our current dogs and plan for future generations—striving for better health and beauty to further ennoble the breed.
Because we want to provide the highest quality of life for all our dogs, and our resources are not unlimited, we must sometimes—with a heavy heart—find new homes for those who are no longer part of our future breeding plans.
her health tests
Raven is a very shy girl she will take time to come out of her shell.
She is perfect with us and our family but shy with strangers
Will only go to someone who understands Shetland shepherds
If your wanting a sheltie to come to you right away Raven isn’t the girl
We paid double for what I’m asking we had her health tested
You just have to take your time
So here is a lovely girl that has a great personality, great energy, loves to play but we came to the conclusion that we wil not breed her because she is on the low limit of the standard height
She is in perfect health, up to date on All her vaccinations she is 15 months old
She is for to small for our stud dogs we don’t want any accidents
She is very shy of new people so needs someone who is used to Shetland sheepdogs and we want her to go with another playful dog who will help her settle in
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