Custom Search
   
 
 
 
 

Scotch Collie Puppies for Sale

Scotch Collie
(Farm Collie) (Old Farm Collie)

Cody the Farm Collie
Cody the Farm Collie

Find a Scotch Collie Breeder
Place an Ad

Rescue a Scotch Collie
List Your Rescue

Description

-

Temperament

Scotch Collies are very multi-purpose.  There is one line that is being bred towards a "Squirrel Dog" type, though it still has the traditional look and temperament of the Scotch Collie.  Most Scotch Collies can be used as hunting dogs, however there primary focus is as a herding dog, and is nowadays kept as a house pet by some.  They are excellent with children.  Scotch Collies generally get along with other dogs and are usually good with non-canine pets.  Depending on the individual dog, they are friendly to reserved and or aloof with strangers.  

Height, Weight

Height: Dogs 21-24 inches (53-61 cm.)   Bitches 19-22 inches (48-56 cm.)
Weight: Dogs 45-70 pounds (21-32 kg.)   Bitches 40-60 pounds (18-27 kg.)

Health Problems

Collie is a very healthy breed that suffers from very little medical problems.  HD is not a noticeable concern. 

Living Conditions

Scotch Collies have lived very successfully in Apartments, though they do need daily exercise.  There is no need to crate the Scotch Collie as it is seldom destructive and enjoys free roam of the house/yard.  Kenneling is also not suggested, unless you have a large run.  The Scotch Collie does wonderfully on Farms and enjoys having room to roam.

Exercise

The Scotch Collie needs plenty of exercise, including a daily walk or jog.  They are not nearly as active as Border Collies, but are not couch potato's and will NOT be okay with just access to the yard.  They will also enjoy a game of Frisbee in the park, etc. Provided they get their daily walk or jog, they will not be hyper and will usually content to watch over the house while you are gone.

Life Expectancy

Depends on the dogs and its lines, but 12-16 years is average.

Grooming

-

Origin

-

Group

Herding

Recognition

-
   

Brenda, a year old Scotch Collie bitch from the Pacific NW, where the Scotch Collie is often called a "Farm Collie".


This cute little pup is 6 week old Cody.
See more photos of Cody!

.______________________________________

Cookie, an adult Scotch Collie

Cookie, an adult Scotch Collie. "She is Intelligent, Lovingly watchful and very athletic." Courtesy of DreamDancer Collies

Cookie, an adult Scotch Collie

Cookie, an adult Scotch Collie. Courtesy of DreamDancer Collies

Mokie, a male Scotch Collie puppy

Mokie, a male Scotch Collie puppy. Courtesy of DreamDancer Collies

Justice, as a puppy

Justice, as a puppy. He lives on a farm, doing what a magnificent farm collie loves to do. Courtesy of DreamDancer Collies

Tyson, a male Scotch Collie as a puppy

Tyson, a male Scotch Collie as a puppy. Courtesy of DreamDancer Collies

 

 

 

Scotch Collie Pictures Page 1 - 2

.

Thanks to Alairra for providing Dog Breed Info with this information.   

 
 
About DBI
The Human Dog
Ready For a Dog?
Raising a Puppy
Take a Breed Quiz
Dogs Caught in the Act
Those Amazing Dogs
Care Training and More
Designer Dogs? What's the big deal?
Pictures of Mixed Breed Dogs
Puppies vs. the Adult Dog, they grow up!
Chaining Your Puppy or Dog
So, you want to breed you dog...
Advertise on Dog Breed Info
 
 

 

Home

 All Breeds >   Purebreds >   Hybrid Dog Info >   Find the Perfect Dog >   Pets >   All Creatures >   Care Training+ >   Photos >   Submit a Picture >   Free Desktop Wallpaper >   Adopt a Rescue Dog >   List Your Rescue >   Puppies for Sale >   Find a Breeder >   Classified Ads >   Place An Ad >   About the Ads >   Spike the Bulldog >   Maguire Farm >   Dog Products >   Link to DBI >   Scam Warning >   Login >   Site Updates

 

Advertising

Advertise on DBI >   Advertising Rates >   Advertising Help >   Place a Banner on DBI >   Contact Us >   DBI Advertiser Policy >   Media Coverage >   Advertiser Comments >   DBI Traffic >   Classifieds/Breeders >   Place an Ad >   Login

Rescue

   
 
Custom Search
 
Dog Breed Information Center, Canine, Puppy, Dogs, Dog Breeders  

The Material contained herein may not be reproduced without the prior written approval of the author. (C) 1998-2008 All Rights Reserved