Collie Rough
Collie Rough Facts
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Weight :
Male 60-75 pounds (27-34kg.), Female 50-65 pounds (23-29kg.)sable and white, tricolor, blue merle
Height :
Male 24-26 inches (61-66cm.), Female 22-24 inches (56-61cm.)
Color :
sable and white; tricolor, blue merle
Temperament :
The Rough Collie is generally a sociable, easily trained family dog. Although not an aggressive breed, they are alert and vocal, making them both good watchdogs if well trained and potential nuisances if allowed to bark indiscriminately. This breed of dog needs a lot of attention and is not for the inexperienced dog owner They get along well with children and sometimes other animals, usually getting along with other dogs. Rough Collies tend to have retained more herding instincts than the smooth variety, and have noticeably higher energy levels.
Grooming :
The Collie requires frequent brushing to prevent mats and tangles from forming. Thorough brushing few times a week is sufficient, with special attention being given to the undercoat. Baths or dry shampoos should be given only when needed. This dog is a heavy, seasonal shedder and may require extra grooming at that time.
Exercise :
They are high energy dogs and require plenty of exercise, off leash would be ideal.
Life Expectancy :
Around 14 - 16 years
Litter Size :
6 - 10 puppies
Origin :
England