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Nebraska Border Collie Rescue
The nebraska border collie rescue will usually provide a picture of any available dog.
Generally, the breed is friendly with other pets and children, yet may be aggressive, as it tends to be dominant. They need a lot of exercise and coat care and do not do well when left alone for long hours. So, if you feel you are ready to meet the care requirements, contact the shelter and ask about an adoption application.
The nebraska border collie rescue will usually provide a picture of any available dog.
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Nebraska Border Collie Rescue -
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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.
Adoption usually consists of an interview, home visit, and paying a fee that is intended to cover all the expenses connected with care for the dogs while they are in the shelter. The dogs are usually in good health and do not display severe behavioral disorders. The nebraska border collie rescue will usually provide a picture of any available dog.
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