The Collie dog makes an outstanding sporting dog, and may be trained to accomplish the task of the Pointer and also the Setter, in addition of the Water Spaniel and also the Retriever. He is able to be trained to do the actual responsibilities ass...

The Collie is an excellent sports dog. What's more, it can be taught the skills that are natural in other breeds. Hence, a collie can work like a Setter or Pointer as well as the Golden Retriever or the Water Spaniel. Collies are expert hunters, h...

Group: Herding Weight: male: 60-75, female 50-65 lbs Height: male: 24-26, female 22-24 inches Overview This breed is originally from the highlands of Scotland. Here they were used as sheepdog and with the herding and guarding of flocks. Before the...

Description: The Collie is a large dog, that is muscular, but sleek, and they are a strong dog. The skull is flat at the top, the head is wedge shaped. The muzzle is rounded, sloping downwards to the black nose. The overall facial look is slender....

Collies come in two different varieties, "smooth" and "rough." Rough collies require much more grooming, but smoothes do need to be groomed regularly to keep their coats healthy. Collies have a double coat of hair, meaning there is a thick underco...

Both the smooth and rough coated Collie share the same even temperament and ability to learn. Never a dog to go out of his way to seek trouble, this dog meets trouble when and as it comes in a most capable manner. Up to a certain point he seems ac...

Most believe that the Collie came from a breed of shepherd's dogs that the Romans brought to Scotland somewhere in the 400's. It was bred and originally developed for herding. The collie is most though of as "Lassie", which is the Rough Collie wit...