History Part I History - Part II Hancock Barcrofts

Update as of June 1, 2010
For Shepherds With Beardies Website

This website is, or will be, presenting research gathered from numerous sources regarding the history of the working Beardie-like dogs from within the United Kingdom. The project began nearly one decade ago. The materials and information, divided into four main sections, will be presented as follows:

  1.  Shepherds/Farmers (to include several sub-sections not yet available to the public).

  2. History (to also include several sub-sections not yet available). Two sub-sections entitled "Hancock" and "Barcrofts" are now available. Click on the links above. Additional information may be placed on the Barcroft pages as it becomes available prior to the full website going "live."

  3. Other (to include several sub-sections not yet available to the public).

  4. Images (to include several sub-sections not yet available to the public).

The information previously seen on the Home page was transferred on June 12, 2010 to the pages entitled "History-Part I" and "History-Part II." That information will remain there until the full website goes "live." When that occurs, different information will replace what is presented there at this time.

 

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