Bearded Collie
Highland Collie

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Names
Bearded Collie, Beardie, Harry Moutain Dog, Scottish Bearded or Higland Collie

Origin
Great Britain 1500s
This dog is believed to be descended from the polish lowland sheepdog. It almost became extinct but was revived in 1944

Use
Companion, Sheep Herding

Life Expectancy
This breed can live as long as 12-13 years of age on average

Weight & Height
40 to 60 pounds & 20 to 22 inches tall

Known Health Problems
Hip Dysplasia, Allergies, Autoimmune Disease, Hypothyroidism, Skin Problems.

Physical Description
Medium size dog has medium size drop ears, large nose, and eye color that complements the coat.

Temperament
This breed is friendly and high-spirited. The Beardie requires mental and physical stimulation regularly. They are great with children and other animals.

Training
***

Living Conditions
Apartment living is ok if the dog is given its daily exercise outside the home

Grooming
Brush twice a week

Exercise
Moderate Exercise Needs.

Coat Texture
Heavy double coat.

Coat Colors

Blue

Black

Fawn

Blue

Black

Fawn


Puppies

This is Murphy
4-8 puppies per litter. Pups need to be trained early

Recognition
Continental Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
United Kennel Club
New Zealand Kennel Club
American Pet Registry
Fédération Cynologique Internationale
Canadian Kennel Club
National Kennel Club

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Breeders

Bearded Collie Breeders

Please make sure you do your research on every breeder before purchasing puppies. Pets Place does not take any responsibility for any breeders listed that may not be reputable or up to your standards. This is your responsibilty as the buyer to do your research to make sure all appropriate health tests are done by the person you are purchasing your dog from.

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