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*arrived!* AKC LITTER!
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We're so excited to announce Lassie's confirmed pregnancy with Flippy! We raise Rough Collies on a small scale, and Lassie is the best mama ever. (First picture is the parents, Lassie and Flippy, and subsequent pictures are Lassie previous, grown pups.)
• We expect pups that look like the classic Lassie, and there could also be some Tris.
• Due January 2nd
• Price: $1,800 limited AKC, $2,200 full (depending on colors)
• Some pups will be genetically clear for MDR1 and CEA, and others will be unaffected carriers.
• Ready to go home around February 20th!
• Pups will be up-to-date on dewormer and puppy shots, and checked out by our wonderful vet.
• Pups will go home with collar and leash, and a folder of puppet-work containing AKC papers, vet report, microchip and vaccine info, and our 1-year replacement warranty.
• Text or call 276-298-9205 if interested!
• WE ARE TAKING DEPOSITS NOW TO RESERVE SPOTS ON OUR WAITING LIST! Please contact if interested!
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Collie Puppies
About Collie Puppies
What are Collies known for?
Collies are every bit the calm, caring, affectionate family dogs that they’re portrayed to be. They need lots of love and are happy to return the favor. Full-grown, they typically weigh 50-75 pounds and stand 22-26 inches tall.
Will a Collie get along with my other pets?
Collies are generally excellent with children of all ages. Collies are great with children, and with socialization, they can get along with other pets too. These dogs may be suspicious of strangers or nip at your heels (especially as puppies), but they tend to grow out of those behaviors with age. They're very vocal and bark quite a lot.
How much exercise does a Collie need?
Collies need at least a good daily walk, a chance to run around, or active playtime each day. They’re sensitive to heat though, so if you live in a warmer climate, wait until the sun sets to let your Collie outdoors, and give them plenty of water when temperatures rise. Overall, their exercise needs are moderate.
How much grooming does a Collie need?
The Collie can have a rough, straight, long coat or a smooth, hard, flat coat. Both types have a soft undercoat and short, smooth hair on their head and legs. Collies may be tricolor, blue merle, white, or sable and white. Grooming-wise, this breed is moderate.
Where do Collies do best — city or country?
Collies are best suited for apartments and smaller homes. Collies love being around people, so they should live indoors with the family. They are fairly easy to train.
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