Where are English Shepherds from?

English Shepherds are from the United States, despite their name suggesting English origins. The breed was developed from dogs brought to America by British and Scottish settlers in the 18th and 19th centuries. These settlers needed versatile working dogs for their farms, capable of herding livestock, guarding property, and even hunting. Over time, the English Shepherd became well known for their intelligence, work ethic, and adaptability, making the breed a staple on American farms.