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Collie Behavior
Ask questions about collie behavior when visiting breeders, and evaluate the kennel.
These are very family oriented dogs. They adore children, they are very intelligent, quick to learn, very sensitive, playful, and great outdoors dogs. However, these dogs are not for everyone. They are extremely energetic and do require a lot of exercise to keep them happy and fit.
Ask questions about collie behavior when visiting breeders, and evaluate the kennel.
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Collie Behavior -
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Also called Rough Collie, Smooth Collie.
Common misspellings are colly, collys, colley, colleys, collee, collees, dollie, vollie, xollie, cillie, clllie, cpllie, coplie, comlie, coklie, colpie, colmie, colkie, colloe, collue, collke, dollies, vollies, xollies, cillies, clllies, cpllies, coplies, comlies, coklies, colpies, colmies, colkies, colloes, collues, collkes, cole, coles, colle, colles, callie, callies, cally, callys, cawlie, cawlies, cawly, cawlys.
Herding dogs, they are able to run up to 40 miles a day. Their owners should have a large fenced yard or a large kennel area. These dogs are excellent jumpers. They can also become car chasers and it is advisable to stop this at the very first sign of car chasing activity. Ask questions about collie behavior when visiting breeders, and evaluate the kennel.
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