Collie is a large herding breed from Scotland also known as Scottish Collie, Lassie Dog.
Collie is a large herding breed from Scotland also known as Scottish Collie, Lassie Dog.
Usually refers to the Rough Collie (the long-coated Collie) as popularized by "Lassie." This breed originated in 19th-century Scotland as a herding dog for sheep.
People looking into Collie usually prepare for High exercise needs, High grooming needs, 50–75 lbs • 22–26 in.
Collie is tied to originating from Scotland, specifically Scottish Highlands, with sources often placing its development around 1860 CE.
Collie is described here as placed in the Herding group and marked as an established breed.
Usually refers to the Rough Collie (the long-coated Collie) as popularized by "Lassie." This breed originated in 19th-century Scotland as a herding dog for sheep.
Collie is grouped here with these coat and texture descriptors.
Collie is also listed as recognized by these kennel-club organizations.
Collie is noted here for High exercise needs and High grooming needs.
Coat details: Long, Double, Weather Resistant
These are informational breed-guide notes, not veterinary advice.
Collie is closely associated with Scotland, especially Scottish Highlands in the sources used for this page.
Typical size details for Collie on this page are 50–75 lbs, 22–26 in, 12–14 years.
Usually refers to the Rough Collie (the long-coated Collie) as popularized by "Lassie." This breed originated in 19th-century Scotland as a herding dog for sheep.
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