Bearded collie
Life expectancy
13 - 15 years
Weight
Male 20 - 25 kg
Female 20 - 25 kg
Height
Male 20 - 25 kg
Female 20 - 25 kg
Hair
long
Group
Sheepdogs and Cattle Dogs (except Swiss Cattle Dogs)
Nicknames
Bearded Collie,Beardie
Index
The Bearded Collie, also known as the Bearded Collie, is a medium to large breed of dog known for its long, wavy coat, which gives it a distinctive appearance. They are friendly, intelligent and energetic dogs, originally bred to herd sheep in the Scottish hills. They have a playful and sociable personality, making them excellent family pets. They are agile and suitable for outdoor activities, such as agility and herding. Their name "bearded" comes from their characteristic beard which gives them a unique and charming look.
Characteristics of the Bearded collie
SIZE
EXERCISE NEEDS
EASY TO TRAIN
GOOD WITH CHILDREN
KINDNESS TO OTHER PETS
HEALTH OF THE BREED
COST TO KEEP
INTELLIGENCE
TOLERANCE TO BEING ALONE
Why choose a Bearded collie?
PROS
Bearded collies have a friendly and sociable personality, they get along well with everyone.
They are affectionate, playful and fun.
They have a great amount of energy and stamina, making them ideal for active people who enjoy outdoor activities. They are good companions for long walks or runs.
They are intelligent dogs and can be trained to perform a variety of tasks. They are particularly good at dog sports such as agility and herding.
CONS
Their coat requires constant care to avoid tangles and tangles. They should be brushed regularly and may need periodic baths.
They shed throughout the year.
They have a high energy level, so they need a lot of physical and mental stimulation. If they are not given enough exercise and stimulation, they can become restless and destructive.
The games can be very boisterous, with lots of exuberant jumping.
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Origin and history of the Bearded collie
The Bearded Collie is believed to have originated in Scotland in the 16th century. Originally, it was known as the "Highland Collie" or "Mountain Collie" due to its presence in the Scottish highlands. His current name, "Bearded Collie," comes from the word "beardie," meaning "bearded," referring to his characteristic beard and distinctive facial fur.
This breed was bred primarily for the task of herding sheep on the harsh Scottish hills. Their long, dense fur provided them with protection from the elements while working in adverse weather conditions. They were highly valued for their ability to herd, direct and protect livestock.
During World War II, Bearded Collies were used in search and rescue operations as well as transporting supplies due to their work ability and endurance. The number of this breed decreased drastically, almost disappearing completely, but thanks to a breed enthusiast named Mrs. Williamson who started a breeding program at her Bothkennar kennel, she saved the breed from extinction.
It was not until the 1950s that the breed gained official recognition in the United Kingdom, when the first official breed standard was established. Since then, he has gained popularity as a family pet proving to be a loyal and loving companion.
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Character ofthe Bearded collie
The character of the Bearded Collie is one of its most outstanding characteristics. They are dogs with a charming and distinctive personality that makes them very loved. They usually get along well with adults, children, and other animals. They are playful, energetic and very loyal to their family. They have a happy and carefree attitude. They may always seem happy and ready to participate in the fun.
They are highly intelligent dogs and have a remarkable learning capacity. This makes them easy to train and suitable for a variety of dog activities and sports.
Although they enjoy outdoor activities and herding, they can also adapt well to life indoors if they receive enough exercise and mental stimulation.
Although most Bearded Collies are not currently used to herd sheep, they often show natural herding instincts, such as herding and directing other animals or even children, so this behavior will need to be corrected from the beginning. start.
In short, the Bearded Collie is a friendly, intelligent and playful dog with a charming personality. If provided with adequate exercise and mental stimulation, they can be wonderful companions for active families and people who enjoy a close relationship with their pets.
Curiosities about the Bearded collie
His name comes from the term "beardie", which refers to his beard and distinctive facial fur.
Bearded Collie puppies often have a coat that is different in color and texture than they will have as adults. Their fur may lighten or change color as they age.
Originally, these dogs were bred to herd sheep in the Scottish hills. Their long, dense fur helped them stay warm while working in harsh weather conditions.
Names for Bearded collie
Blu, Leo, Luna, Zoe
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