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Welsh CollieIt is believed that the origination of Welsh Collie took place in the 19th century in Wales. This breed has genes of Welsh as well as Collies of Scotland. In addition, the bloodlines of Welsh Collies contain genes of the Tan and Black Sheepdog, the Sable, the Old Welsh Grey or the blue-merle Hillman.

Body Description:

Welsh Collies or Sheepdogs are known as hardest workers. However, this ability is completely different from their appearance. They may come in White-and-black, tri-colour or white-and-red. In addition, this breed may have marking of merle on their body.

The coat may be short or medium sized

Weight and Height

The average height of this breed is around 18 to 20 cm, while the average weight is around 35 to 45 lbs.

Nature and Temperament This dog breed feels comfortable with kids, though it may turn violent at times. It is very protective, courageous, friendly, clever and pleasant. In addition, it is responsive, sensitive, obedience when trained at a great level. While at puppy’s stage, it will be very playful and fun loving.
Activities

Welsh Collies are highly energetic, active and require lot of exercise. In addition, they are very intelligent and needs mental stimulation.

Average lifespan The life expectancy of this breed may range from 12 to 15 years.

Welsh Collie

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