Flyby English Shepherds

Sad to announce our boy blaze was put to sleep December 30 2023. He is terribly missed.

We are retiring Alice and beginning the search for her retirement. Alice is a beautiful 6 year old, spayed, tri color female that is usually right around 45 lbs. Alice is from our own kennel and 6th generation of our current foundation stock. Alice is a bit skittish in new situations but is very routine and tries to anticipate what is expected of her next. She can be a very spunky and active girl but she also has a very sweet and docile side. She loves to give my toddler kisses! Alice is a cuddle bug and though can be a little shy with meeting new people she usually ends up in their laps. She was recently spayed and loved, and was loved by the vet staff.

She has gotten more dominant as she has gotten older and would do best as an only dog or with males. It was usually more when she is in heat and/or pregnant so she may even out now that she is spayed. She should do fine paired with a neutered male. She picks up on new things quickly and loves the water, though has only played in kiddie pools! She is very routine and can show some anxiety when things are changed up, but can adapt. We have had very good success with longevity and overall health in her lines (15-17 years in ancestors). She does show some prey drive towards cats but that was also when they were near her puppies, so not sure how she would do with full access. She is crate trained, good for grooming, rides fine in the car, but is not a huge fan of collars/leashes. She has always been this way since a pup and does better with harness. She just tries to avoid a slip leash and gets more anxious walking with a typical leash and collar. She would require a fence or be leashed until fully settled and trained to her new surrounds. We are asking a re-homing fee.

Unfortunately flyby English shepherds is no longer breeding, jazz is 14, nyssa is 13, and blaze is 12 all fixed.
Bev Johnson had a stroke in october 2016 and is no longer breeding.
Thank you for all your enquiries and interest.
It is with a heavy heart we will for now be closing our doors.
Thank you
Ashley Johnson daughter of Bev Johnson

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