About The Breed

The Collie is a graceful, intelligent, and loyal breed known for its beautiful long coat and striking appearance. Originally bred for herding, Collies are highly trainable, eager to please, and excel in obedience and agility activities. They are affectionate and gentle, especially with children, making them excellent family pets. Collies are also known for their strong bond with their owners and their protective nature, often serving as both companions and guardians. With regular grooming to maintain their thick coat, they thrive in active homes where they can enjoy plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. Their loving temperament and versatility make them one of the most cherished breeds.
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My Profile

Dog Breed:

Collie

Lifespan:

10 - 14 years

Height:

22 - 26 inches

Weight:

50 - 75 pounds

Breed Group:

Herding

Shedding Amount:

Seasonal

My Info

The Collie is a graceful, intelligent, and loyal breed known for its beautiful long coat and striking appearance. Originally bred for herding, Collies are highly trainable, eager to please, and excel in obedience and agility activities. They are affectionate and gentle, especially with children, making them excellent family pets. Collies are also known for their strong bond with their owners and their protective nature, often serving as both companions and guardians. With regular grooming to maintain their thick coat, they thrive in active homes where they can enjoy plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. Their loving temperament and versatility make them one of the most cherished breeds.

Contact Information

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(866) 240-9529

#Fun Dog Facts

• Dogs can smell cancer and other diseases – Their noses can detect biochemical changes in the body.

• Dogs can tell identical twins apart by scent – Even though humans can’t!

• Dogs have a “sixth sense” about danger – Many have been reported warning owners before natural disasters.

• A dog’s whiskers help them “see” in the dark – They detect air currents and nearby objects.

• Dogs can hear sounds as high as 65,000 Hz – Humans max out at around 20,000 Hz.

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