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Twice a year Rough Collies “molt” their undercoat. As with many long haired breeds, you must rake/brush this fur out. If you are a very neat person, then you had better know how to use a vacuum cleaner! (They are not a good house pet if someone in the family has allergies ..get [...]
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Photo by Cristobal Twice a year Rough Collies “molt” their undercoat.... Read More »
Collies are known as being clean dogs, without a doggy odor. However, when taken care of,... Read More »
You should consider your female collie to be “in season” for 21 days:... Read More »
Dogs have a very keen sense and can detect changes in the atmosphere as well as... Read More »
Actually, it is a myth that dogs are colorblind! In the past, it was assumed that since... Read More »
Collie Rescue is the term for no-kill animal shelters that are dedicated solely to saving... Read More »
Besides the general dog stuff (such... Read More »
Most definitely! The collie is prized as being one of the friendliest, most adaptable, and most... Read More »
It is believed that the collie originated from the hills of Scotland centuries ago. Read More »
No. The rough and smooth... Read More »
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