Bearded Collie - Dog Breeds

The Bearded Collie, also known as Beardy was originally a shepherd dogs imported from Scotland. It is thought to have its roots in Poland at the beginning, and was also known as the Highland Collie. E 'in Scotland in 1514 was traded in exchange for sheep and various other valuables. It now acts like a normal family companion, and often on a dog and shows you how. It has a very soft fur and soft, partly on the eyes and is medium in size with aHeight of about 20 to 22 inches and a weight of about 40 to 60 pounds. Everything about this breed is of medium size, size, level of care, training of skills, energy level, etc., etc. It 's a race that is well suited for grazing and as an animal home, even if the conduct of the instincts can sometimes be in your way. The Bearded Collie gained much popularity in the 20th century and increased greatly in quantity.

The Bearded Collie is very happy and carefreeDog, full of vitality and energy. He likes activities such as herding, hiking, agility, and guarding the site. The Bearded Collie breed is also very attentive and desire, you will probably get bored and maybe even malicious activities begin with, if not spent enough time with. His instincts, herd behavior can sometimes come into play when it comes to groups of people on the move, and you could try to move and eat, for example, children or guests. It isbut very friendly dog breed, and most likely will not hurt anyone. It 'better to buy a special breed of dog breeder or a previous owner, rather than a pet store, just as they require good training and love grow. The Bearded Collie tends to escape, if not properly socialized. When it comes to hair loss, this can be almost completely prevented if the dog is held weekly, and if they shed moremore frequent grooming is inevitable.

The common life of this breed is between 12 to 14 years, the average is 12.8. They tend to be in good health throughout life, and the most common cause of death, age and cancer. Some common health problems include thyroid problems, allergies, Addison's disease, autoimmune problems, cataracts, epilepsy, HD, SAS, and skin problems.