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Collies come in two varieties of the breed based on coat length in America; in the UK these are shown
as separate breeds. The rough collie is the collie seen in films and on television (e.g., Lassie). The
downy undercoat is covered by a long, dense, coarse outer coat with a notable ruff around the neck,
feathers about the legs, a petticoat on the abdomen, and a frill on the hindquarters. The smooth collie
likewise has a double coat, but the outer one is short and dense, albeit there is a notable ruff around the
neck.
Both rough and smooth varieties are available in four distinct colors. Sable collies are generally the
most recognizable, the choice of the Lassie television and movie producers. The sable color on these
dogs can range from a light blonde color to a deep reddish-brown, with any hue in between possible.
Tri-colour dogs are mostly black and white with tan markings. Blue Merle collies are best described as
tri-colour dogs whose black has been diluted to a mottled gray-blue color. White collies are usually
mostly white on the body with a head coloration of any of the three previous.
Temperament
Collies are known to be generally sweet and protective. They are generally easy to train due to a high
level of intelligence and a willingness to please. Some collies are a bit clingy, but this is often seen as
an overdeveloped sense of loyalty. They are excellent herding dogs and benefit from the companionship
of a family or other dogs. Collies are very playful and gentle around children. They can also exhibit a
strong herding instinct, especially around children.
History
Collie refers to various breeds of herding dog originating primarily in Scotland. The exact origin of the
name is uncertain, although it probably originates in Early Scots col(l) (coal), meaning black. Another
explanation sometimes put forward is that collie was a regional word in Anglo-Saxon for "something
useful."
Collies come in two varieties of the breed based on coat length in America; in the UK these are shown
as separate breeds. The rough collie is the collie seen in films and on television (e.g., Lassie). The
downy undercoat is covered by a long, dense, coarse outer coat with a notable ruff around the neck,
feathers about the legs, a petticoat on the abdomen, and a frill on the hindquarters. The smooth collie
likewise has a double coat, but the outer one is short and dense, albeit there is a notable ruff around the
neck.
Both rough and smooth varieties are available in four distinct colors. Sable collies are generally the
most recognizable, the choice of the Lassie television and movie producers. The sable color on these
dogs can range from a light blonde color to a deep reddish-brown, with any hue in between possible.
Tri-colour dogs are mostly black and white with tan markings. Blue Merle collies are best described as
tri-colour dogs whose black has been diluted to a mottled gray-blue color. White collies are usually
mostly white on the body with a head coloration of any of the three previous.
Temperament
Collies are known to be generally sweet and protective. They are generally easy to train due to a high
level of intelligence and a willingness to please. Some collies are a bit clingy, but this is often seen as
an overdeveloped sense of loyalty. They are excellent herding dogs and benefit from the companionship
of a family or other dogs. Collies are very playful and gentle around children. They can also exhibit a
strong herding instinct, especially around children.
History
Collie refers to various breeds of herding dog originating primarily in Scotland. The exact origin of the
name is uncertain, although it probably originates in Early Scots col(l) (coal), meaning black. Another
explanation sometimes put forward is that collie was a regional word in Anglo-Saxon for "something
useful."
Collie
Lassie, a female Rough Collie fictional
character has starred in, or been the subject of,
many radio shows, movies, TV shows, and
books, entertaining generations of children
around the world from 1938 to the present.
character has starred in, or been the subject of,
many radio shows, movies, TV shows, and
books, entertaining generations of children
around the world from 1938 to the present.
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22-26 inches
High
Very High
12-14 Years
Smooth or rough
Medium-low
Scotland
Sable and white, blue merle
Low to High
Intelligent, gentle, social
51-75 pounds
High
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