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Collie Overview

Is this bright companion for you?

Collie puppies1. A Collie person wants an active, bright companion and can provide his dog with plenty of attention, ample room to run and frequent opportunities for exercise.

2. A Collie person has the space to comfortably house a large dog.

3. A Collie person is prepared to deal with an intelligent dog, always staying one step ahead of his quick and alert Collie.

4. A Collie person, particularly a Rough Collie person, is ready to commit to the responsibilities of grooming a heavily coated dog, keeping the coat clean and in healthy condition.

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Reprinted from Breeder's Best: Collie © 2004 Permission granted by Kennel Club Books, an imprint of BowTie Press.

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The article is excellent. My collie is a certified Therapy Dog with two organizations and has cured several people of their fear of dogs.
Dolores, Lansdowne, PA
Posted: 8/19/2009 8:26:07 PM
Lad: A Dog by Albert Payson Terhune is a good collie book. Full of SAT words, too!
Bertha, Schenevus, NY
Posted: 7/13/2009 9:27:02 AM
collies are beautiful dogs thanks
janet, bethlehem, PA
Posted: 6/26/2009 4:31:08 AM
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