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Two men once wanted to buy a Collie named Shep, who worked herding sheep on a Missouri farm. But first they wanted to test the dog’s abilities.
While Shep was leading the sheep to the yard, the farmer, when Shep could not see him, took one of the sheep into the woods and tied it to [...]
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Photo by Cristobal Twice a year Rough Collies “molt” their undercoat.... Read More »
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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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