Bearded Collie dog breed information. history, price, description, personality, training, teaching, common diseasess and care.

Sunil Saleem May 24, 2021

Bearded Collie 

history

The bearded collie is one of the oldest breeds in the UK. These dogs have been known to humans for a very long time, which is confirmed by much documentary evidence. Among the first images of bearded collie dogs are in a portrait painted by Gainsborough in 1771 and a portrait of Reynolds in 1772. Also, the description of the breed was published in 1818 in the issue of the Live Stock Journal.

 

They were also called Highland Collie, Mountain Collie or Hairy Collie. Such shaggy, long-haired dogs have been helping in farms for centuries, being universal and very useful animals. The lack of earlier evidence is explained very simply - farmers in the Middle Ages could not read and write, respectively, they could not keep any records. But dogs were bred solely on the basis of their useful qualities.

Consequently, there is no accurate evidence of exactly how dogs got into medieval England. But there is a dominant suggestion that a Polish trader who visited Scotland in the early 16th century traded a pair of Polish low-lying sheepdogs. They were destined to become the basis for the future breed, which would later be associated with England, but not with Poland.

Probably, Polish Shepherds were crossed with local shepherds, and other dogs (which is difficult to say since for centuries they were free to interbreed with a lot of breeds), and in the end, turned out to be a great dog with very noticeable hair. The bearded collie helped to herd the sheep and even find the missing, who fought off the herd - to drive them back, the dog barked loudly and jumped in front of such a sheep.

Despite the fact that the breed of bearded collie did not have its own club, and did not have any specific written standard, these dogs were very popular in the Victorian era and even participated in agricultural exhibitions. The greatest support was provided by shepherds who used these dogs as sheepdogs.

However, the modern bearded collie is a credit to G.O. Willison. After World War II, dogs were bred to participate in the show ring. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bearded Collie Club in the UK - it happened in 1955. In 1959, the Kennel Club granted the right to participate in the competition.

Characteristics of the breed

popularity                                                           04/10

training                                                                07/10

size                                                                        05/10

mind                                                                     07/10

protection                                                          02/10

Relationships with children                         10/10

Dexterity                                                             08/10

 

Breed information

country

Scotland

lifetime

14-15 years old

height

Males: 53-56
cm Bitches: 51-53 cm

weight

Males: 18-27
kg Suki: 18-27 kg

Longwool

long-haired

Color

slate-grey, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and short, with or without white marks

price

800 - 2500 $


Description

A bearded collie is a medium-sized dog with abundant and thick hair that is not usually cut. The physique is great, the limbs are medium, and the head is round with long ears. A muzzle with a beard. The tail is short. The color can be slate-gray, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and sand, with or without white marks.

 

personality

A bearded collie is a dog with a soft and kind character. It is well suited for those people who have never had the experience of communicating with a dog before, or such experience is very small. These pets very rarely create problems, love harmonious relations with everyone, and with pleasure build them in almost any condition. There are no exceptions - other dogs in the park, your friends who come to your guests, just strangers - with all the dog tries to make friends.

Aggression they almost never show, the maximum that can be - is a restraint to strangers on the street, although at the closest acquaintance, your pet is likely to behave friendly. Despite the fact that in terms of character these dogs are very open and harmonious, in fact, if you want to have such an animal, you should know that it is a very energetic dog.

Therefore, you will need to devote at least an hour a day to active training, and the pace of your life should match the energy of the dog. After all, if she misses, the energy will be directed in the wrong direction. First, the dog may simply start to attract your attention, and sometimes the ways in which it does it may not like it. Secondly, it can start to behave somewhat destructively, not to attract attention, but just to splash out somewhere energy.

They love to play, love to spend a lot of time on the street, and love children because for them it is their first partner for games. With children, they have a great understanding, in part because this breed has a great sense of humor. However, these animals can be very emotional and even short-tempered, especially when a small child overcomes their threshold of patience. So the child should be taught the correct treatment, and children under 5 years of age alone with the dog should not be left at all.

Bearded Collie is a very smart dog, which always understands when it is in question, understands the owner, and can assimilate a lot of commands. The negative aspects include self-confidence and stubbornness, as well as the tendency to make decisions on their own. This came from the shepherd's past when dogs had to make a decision under the influence of circumstances in the absence of owners. In addition, sometimes they can bark excessively, expressing their emotions. But this has a positive side, as the dog can effectively perform guard functions, reporting the approach of strangers.

 

teaching

Despite its kind and harmonious nature, sometimes can show stubbornness. This can and should be fought and necessary to start from an early age, establishing discipline in the house. However, it should be done friendly, with a sense of humor, and without unnecessary negativity.

The same can be said about the learning process - training should be fun and varied, otherwise the dog will start to get bored. A bearded collie needs both encouragement and praise, and rigor when needed. Reward food, playful form, and consistency - here are your allies. In tough and rough conditions, the dog, on the contrary, will not develop normally.

 

care

You should understand that you will often have to comb long hair, including wiping the beard, with which the water drips after drinking and in which the food gets stuck. In addition, the long wool is covered with dirt and an orator after each exit to the street. During molting, it will have to do more often.

Despite the fact that thick wool also closes your eyes, you need to check them daily for the presence of sediments and clean them, also do not forget to clean your ears at least twice a week. Buy a dog at least once a week, claws cut three times a month. The bearded collie does not tolerate heat very well.

 

Common diseases

Here is a list of some of the diseases most commonly found in this breed:

  • Allergy
  • hip dysplasia;
  • hypothyroidism;
  • progressive retinal atrophy;
  • resistant pupil membrane.

  Beautiful Pictures of Bearded Collie

Bearded Collie history The bearded collie is one of the oldest breeds in the UK. These dogs have been known to humans for a very long time, which is confirmed by much documentary evidence. Among the first images of bearded collie dogs are in a portrait painted by Gainsborough in 1771 and a portrait of Reynolds in 1772. Also, the description of the breed was published in 1818 in the issue of the Live Stock Journal. They were also called Highland Collie, Mountain Collie or Hairy Collie. Such shaggy, long-haired dogs have been helping in farms for centuries, being universal and very useful animals. The lack of earlier evidence is explained very simply - farmers in the Middle Ages could not read and write, respectively, they could not keep any records. But dogs were bred solely on the basis of their useful qualities. Consequently, there is no accurate evidence of exactly how dogs got into medieval England. But there is a dominant suggestion that a Polish trader who visited Scotland in the early 16th century traded a pair of Polish low-lying sheepdogs. They were destined to become the basis for the future breed, which would later be associated with England, but not with Poland. Probably, Polish Shepherds were crossed with local shepherds, and other dogs (which is difficult to say since for centuries they were free to interbreed with a lot of breeds), and in the end, turned out to be a great dog with very noticeable hair. The bearded collie helped to herd the sheep and even find the missing, who fought off the herd - to drive them back, the dog barked loudly and jumped in front of such a sheep. Despite the fact that the breed of bearded collie did not have its own club, and did not have any specific written standard, these dogs were very popular in the Victorian era and even participated in agricultural exhibitions. The greatest support was provided by shepherds who used these dogs as sheepdogs. However, the modern bearded collie is a credit to G.O. Willison. After World War II, dogs were bred to participate in the show ring. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bearded Collie Club in the UK - it happened in 1955. In 1959, the Kennel Club granted the right to participate in the competition. Characteristics of the breed popularity 04/10 training 07/10 size 05/10 mind 07/10 protection 02/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Scotland lifetime 14-15 years old height Males: 53-56 cm Bitches: 51-53 cm weight Males: 18-27 kg Suki: 18-27 kg Longwool long-haired Color slate-grey, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and short, with or without white marks price 800 - 2500 $ Description A bearded collie is a medium-sized dog with abundant and thick hair that is not usually cut. The physique is great, the limbs are medium, and the head is round with long ears. A muzzle with a beard. The tail is short. The color can be slate-gray, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and sand, with or without white marks. personality A bearded collie is a dog with a soft and kind character. It is well suited for those people who have never had the experience of communicating with a dog before, or such experience is very small. These pets very rarely create problems, love harmonious relations with everyone, and with pleasure build them in almost any condition. There are no exceptions - other dogs in the park, your friends who come to your guests, just strangers - with all the dog tries to make friends. Aggression they almost never show, the maximum that can be - is a restraint to strangers on the street, although at the closest acquaintance, your pet is likely to behave friendly. Despite the fact that in terms of character these dogs are very open and harmonious, in fact, if you want to have such an animal, you should know that it is a very energetic dog. Therefore, you will need to devote at least an hour a day to active training, and the pace of your life should match the energy of the dog. After all, if she misses, the energy will be directed in the wrong direction. First, the dog may simply start to attract your attention, and sometimes the ways in which it does it may not like it. Secondly, it can start to behave somewhat destructively, not to attract attention, but just to splash out somewhere energy. They love to play, love to spend a lot of time on the street, and love children because for them it is their first partner for games. With children, they have a great understanding, in part because this breed has a great sense of humor. However, these animals can be very emotional and even short-tempered, especially when a small child overcomes their threshold of patience. So the child should be taught the correct treatment, and children under 5 years of age alone with the dog should not be left at all. Bearded Collie is a very smart dog, which always understands when it is in question, understands the owner, and can assimilate a lot of commands. The negative aspects include self-confidence and stubbornness, as well as the tendency to make decisions on their own. This came from the shepherd's past when dogs had to make a decision under the influence of circumstances in the absence of owners. In addition, sometimes they can bark excessively, expressing their emotions. But this has a positive side, as the dog can effectively perform guard functions, reporting the approach of strangers. teaching Despite its kind and harmonious nature, sometimes can show stubbornness. This can and should be fought and necessary to start from an early age, establishing discipline in the house. However, it should be done friendly, with a sense of humor, and without unnecessary negativity. The same can be said about the learning process - training should be fun and varied, otherwise the dog will start to get bored. A bearded collie needs both encouragement and praise, and rigor when needed. Reward food, playful form, and consistency - here are your allies. In tough and rough conditions, the dog, on the contrary, will not develop normally. care You should understand that you will often have to comb long hair, including wiping the beard, with which the water drips after drinking and in which the food gets stuck. In addition, the long wool is covered with dirt and an orator after each exit to the street. During molting, it will have to do more often. Despite the fact that thick wool also closes your eyes, you need to check them daily for the presence of sediments and clean them, also do not forget to clean your ears at least twice a week. Buy a dog at least once a week, claws cut three times a month. The bearded collie does not tolerate heat very well. Common diseases Here is a list of some of the diseases most commonly found in this breed: Allergy hip dysplasia; hypothyroidism; progressive retinal atrophy; resistant pupil membrane. Beautiful Pictures of Bearded Collie

Bearded Collie history The bearded collie is one of the oldest breeds in the UK. These dogs have been known to humans for a very long time, which is confirmed by much documentary evidence. Among the first images of bearded collie dogs are in a portrait painted by Gainsborough in 1771 and a portrait of Reynolds in 1772. Also, the description of the breed was published in 1818 in the issue of the Live Stock Journal. They were also called Highland Collie, Mountain Collie or Hairy Collie. Such shaggy, long-haired dogs have been helping in farms for centuries, being universal and very useful animals. The lack of earlier evidence is explained very simply - farmers in the Middle Ages could not read and write, respectively, they could not keep any records. But dogs were bred solely on the basis of their useful qualities. Consequently, there is no accurate evidence of exactly how dogs got into medieval England. But there is a dominant suggestion that a Polish trader who visited Scotland in the early 16th century traded a pair of Polish low-lying sheepdogs. They were destined to become the basis for the future breed, which would later be associated with England, but not with Poland. Probably, Polish Shepherds were crossed with local shepherds, and other dogs (which is difficult to say since for centuries they were free to interbreed with a lot of breeds), and in the end, turned out to be a great dog with very noticeable hair. The bearded collie helped to herd the sheep and even find the missing, who fought off the herd - to drive them back, the dog barked loudly and jumped in front of such a sheep. Despite the fact that the breed of bearded collie did not have its own club, and did not have any specific written standard, these dogs were very popular in the Victorian era and even participated in agricultural exhibitions. The greatest support was provided by shepherds who used these dogs as sheepdogs. However, the modern bearded collie is a credit to G.O. Willison. After World War II, dogs were bred to participate in the show ring. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bearded Collie Club in the UK - it happened in 1955. In 1959, the Kennel Club granted the right to participate in the competition. Characteristics of the breed popularity 04/10 training 07/10 size 05/10 mind 07/10 protection 02/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Scotland lifetime 14-15 years old height Males: 53-56 cm Bitches: 51-53 cm weight Males: 18-27 kg Suki: 18-27 kg Longwool long-haired Color slate-grey, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and short, with or without white marks price 800 - 2500 $ Description A bearded collie is a medium-sized dog with abundant and thick hair that is not usually cut. The physique is great, the limbs are medium, and the head is round with long ears. A muzzle with a beard. The tail is short. The color can be slate-gray, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and sand, with or without white marks. personality A bearded collie is a dog with a soft and kind character. It is well suited for those people who have never had the experience of communicating with a dog before, or such experience is very small. These pets very rarely create problems, love harmonious relations with everyone, and with pleasure build them in almost any condition. There are no exceptions - other dogs in the park, your friends who come to your guests, just strangers - with all the dog tries to make friends. Aggression they almost never show, the maximum that can be - is a restraint to strangers on the street, although at the closest acquaintance, your pet is likely to behave friendly. Despite the fact that in terms of character these dogs are very open and harmonious, in fact, if you want to have such an animal, you should know that it is a very energetic dog. Therefore, you will need to devote at least an hour a day to active training, and the pace of your life should match the energy of the dog. After all, if she misses, the energy will be directed in the wrong direction. First, the dog may simply start to attract your attention, and sometimes the ways in which it does it may not like it. Secondly, it can start to behave somewhat destructively, not to attract attention, but just to splash out somewhere energy. They love to play, love to spend a lot of time on the street, and love children because for them it is their first partner for games. With children, they have a great understanding, in part because this breed has a great sense of humor. However, these animals can be very emotional and even short-tempered, especially when a small child overcomes their threshold of patience. So the child should be taught the correct treatment, and children under 5 years of age alone with the dog should not be left at all. Bearded Collie is a very smart dog, which always understands when it is in question, understands the owner, and can assimilate a lot of commands. The negative aspects include self-confidence and stubbornness, as well as the tendency to make decisions on their own. This came from the shepherd's past when dogs had to make a decision under the influence of circumstances in the absence of owners. In addition, sometimes they can bark excessively, expressing their emotions. But this has a positive side, as the dog can effectively perform guard functions, reporting the approach of strangers. teaching Despite its kind and harmonious nature, sometimes can show stubbornness. This can and should be fought and necessary to start from an early age, establishing discipline in the house. However, it should be done friendly, with a sense of humor, and without unnecessary negativity. The same can be said about the learning process - training should be fun and varied, otherwise the dog will start to get bored. A bearded collie needs both encouragement and praise, and rigor when needed. Reward food, playful form, and consistency - here are your allies. In tough and rough conditions, the dog, on the contrary, will not develop normally. care You should understand that you will often have to comb long hair, including wiping the beard, with which the water drips after drinking and in which the food gets stuck. In addition, the long wool is covered with dirt and an orator after each exit to the street. During molting, it will have to do more often. Despite the fact that thick wool also closes your eyes, you need to check them daily for the presence of sediments and clean them, also do not forget to clean your ears at least twice a week. Buy a dog at least once a week, claws cut three times a month. The bearded collie does not tolerate heat very well. Common diseases Here is a list of some of the diseases most commonly found in this breed: Allergy hip dysplasia; hypothyroidism; progressive retinal atrophy; resistant pupil membrane. Beautiful Pictures of Bearded Collie

Bearded Collie history The bearded collie is one of the oldest breeds in the UK. These dogs have been known to humans for a very long time, which is confirmed by much documentary evidence. Among the first images of bearded collie dogs are in a portrait painted by Gainsborough in 1771 and a portrait of Reynolds in 1772. Also, the description of the breed was published in 1818 in the issue of the Live Stock Journal. They were also called Highland Collie, Mountain Collie or Hairy Collie. Such shaggy, long-haired dogs have been helping in farms for centuries, being universal and very useful animals. The lack of earlier evidence is explained very simply - farmers in the Middle Ages could not read and write, respectively, they could not keep any records. But dogs were bred solely on the basis of their useful qualities. Consequently, there is no accurate evidence of exactly how dogs got into medieval England. But there is a dominant suggestion that a Polish trader who visited Scotland in the early 16th century traded a pair of Polish low-lying sheepdogs. They were destined to become the basis for the future breed, which would later be associated with England, but not with Poland. Probably, Polish Shepherds were crossed with local shepherds, and other dogs (which is difficult to say since for centuries they were free to interbreed with a lot of breeds), and in the end, turned out to be a great dog with very noticeable hair. The bearded collie helped to herd the sheep and even find the missing, who fought off the herd - to drive them back, the dog barked loudly and jumped in front of such a sheep. Despite the fact that the breed of bearded collie did not have its own club, and did not have any specific written standard, these dogs were very popular in the Victorian era and even participated in agricultural exhibitions. The greatest support was provided by shepherds who used these dogs as sheepdogs. However, the modern bearded collie is a credit to G.O. Willison. After World War II, dogs were bred to participate in the show ring. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bearded Collie Club in the UK - it happened in 1955. In 1959, the Kennel Club granted the right to participate in the competition. Characteristics of the breed popularity 04/10 training 07/10 size 05/10 mind 07/10 protection 02/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Scotland lifetime 14-15 years old height Males: 53-56 cm Bitches: 51-53 cm weight Males: 18-27 kg Suki: 18-27 kg Longwool long-haired Color slate-grey, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and short, with or without white marks price 800 - 2500 $ Description A bearded collie is a medium-sized dog with abundant and thick hair that is not usually cut. The physique is great, the limbs are medium, and the head is round with long ears. A muzzle with a beard. The tail is short. The color can be slate-gray, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and sand, with or without white marks. personality A bearded collie is a dog with a soft and kind character. It is well suited for those people who have never had the experience of communicating with a dog before, or such experience is very small. These pets very rarely create problems, love harmonious relations with everyone, and with pleasure build them in almost any condition. There are no exceptions - other dogs in the park, your friends who come to your guests, just strangers - with all the dog tries to make friends. Aggression they almost never show, the maximum that can be - is a restraint to strangers on the street, although at the closest acquaintance, your pet is likely to behave friendly. Despite the fact that in terms of character these dogs are very open and harmonious, in fact, if you want to have such an animal, you should know that it is a very energetic dog. Therefore, you will need to devote at least an hour a day to active training, and the pace of your life should match the energy of the dog. After all, if she misses, the energy will be directed in the wrong direction. First, the dog may simply start to attract your attention, and sometimes the ways in which it does it may not like it. Secondly, it can start to behave somewhat destructively, not to attract attention, but just to splash out somewhere energy. They love to play, love to spend a lot of time on the street, and love children because for them it is their first partner for games. With children, they have a great understanding, in part because this breed has a great sense of humor. However, these animals can be very emotional and even short-tempered, especially when a small child overcomes their threshold of patience. So the child should be taught the correct treatment, and children under 5 years of age alone with the dog should not be left at all. Bearded Collie is a very smart dog, which always understands when it is in question, understands the owner, and can assimilate a lot of commands. The negative aspects include self-confidence and stubbornness, as well as the tendency to make decisions on their own. This came from the shepherd's past when dogs had to make a decision under the influence of circumstances in the absence of owners. In addition, sometimes they can bark excessively, expressing their emotions. But this has a positive side, as the dog can effectively perform guard functions, reporting the approach of strangers. teaching Despite its kind and harmonious nature, sometimes can show stubbornness. This can and should be fought and necessary to start from an early age, establishing discipline in the house. However, it should be done friendly, with a sense of humor, and without unnecessary negativity. The same can be said about the learning process - training should be fun and varied, otherwise the dog will start to get bored. A bearded collie needs both encouragement and praise, and rigor when needed. Reward food, playful form, and consistency - here are your allies. In tough and rough conditions, the dog, on the contrary, will not develop normally. care You should understand that you will often have to comb long hair, including wiping the beard, with which the water drips after drinking and in which the food gets stuck. In addition, the long wool is covered with dirt and an orator after each exit to the street. During molting, it will have to do more often. Despite the fact that thick wool also closes your eyes, you need to check them daily for the presence of sediments and clean them, also do not forget to clean your ears at least twice a week. Buy a dog at least once a week, claws cut three times a month. The bearded collie does not tolerate heat very well. Common diseases Here is a list of some of the diseases most commonly found in this breed: Allergy hip dysplasia; hypothyroidism; progressive retinal atrophy; resistant pupil membrane. Beautiful Pictures of Bearded Collie

Bearded Collie history The bearded collie is one of the oldest breeds in the UK. These dogs have been known to humans for a very long time, which is confirmed by much documentary evidence. Among the first images of bearded collie dogs are in a portrait painted by Gainsborough in 1771 and a portrait of Reynolds in 1772. Also, the description of the breed was published in 1818 in the issue of the Live Stock Journal. They were also called Highland Collie, Mountain Collie or Hairy Collie. Such shaggy, long-haired dogs have been helping in farms for centuries, being universal and very useful animals. The lack of earlier evidence is explained very simply - farmers in the Middle Ages could not read and write, respectively, they could not keep any records. But dogs were bred solely on the basis of their useful qualities. Consequently, there is no accurate evidence of exactly how dogs got into medieval England. But there is a dominant suggestion that a Polish trader who visited Scotland in the early 16th century traded a pair of Polish low-lying sheepdogs. They were destined to become the basis for the future breed, which would later be associated with England, but not with Poland. Probably, Polish Shepherds were crossed with local shepherds, and other dogs (which is difficult to say since for centuries they were free to interbreed with a lot of breeds), and in the end, turned out to be a great dog with very noticeable hair. The bearded collie helped to herd the sheep and even find the missing, who fought off the herd - to drive them back, the dog barked loudly and jumped in front of such a sheep. Despite the fact that the breed of bearded collie did not have its own club, and did not have any specific written standard, these dogs were very popular in the Victorian era and even participated in agricultural exhibitions. The greatest support was provided by shepherds who used these dogs as sheepdogs. However, the modern bearded collie is a credit to G.O. Willison. After World War II, dogs were bred to participate in the show ring. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bearded Collie Club in the UK - it happened in 1955. In 1959, the Kennel Club granted the right to participate in the competition. Characteristics of the breed popularity 04/10 training 07/10 size 05/10 mind 07/10 protection 02/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Scotland lifetime 14-15 years old height Males: 53-56 cm Bitches: 51-53 cm weight Males: 18-27 kg Suki: 18-27 kg Longwool long-haired Color slate-grey, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and short, with or without white marks price 800 - 2500 $ Description A bearded collie is a medium-sized dog with abundant and thick hair that is not usually cut. The physique is great, the limbs are medium, and the head is round with long ears. A muzzle with a beard. The tail is short. The color can be slate-gray, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and sand, with or without white marks. personality A bearded collie is a dog with a soft and kind character. It is well suited for those people who have never had the experience of communicating with a dog before, or such experience is very small. These pets very rarely create problems, love harmonious relations with everyone, and with pleasure build them in almost any condition. There are no exceptions - other dogs in the park, your friends who come to your guests, just strangers - with all the dog tries to make friends. Aggression they almost never show, the maximum that can be - is a restraint to strangers on the street, although at the closest acquaintance, your pet is likely to behave friendly. Despite the fact that in terms of character these dogs are very open and harmonious, in fact, if you want to have such an animal, you should know that it is a very energetic dog. Therefore, you will need to devote at least an hour a day to active training, and the pace of your life should match the energy of the dog. After all, if she misses, the energy will be directed in the wrong direction. First, the dog may simply start to attract your attention, and sometimes the ways in which it does it may not like it. Secondly, it can start to behave somewhat destructively, not to attract attention, but just to splash out somewhere energy. They love to play, love to spend a lot of time on the street, and love children because for them it is their first partner for games. With children, they have a great understanding, in part because this breed has a great sense of humor. However, these animals can be very emotional and even short-tempered, especially when a small child overcomes their threshold of patience. So the child should be taught the correct treatment, and children under 5 years of age alone with the dog should not be left at all. Bearded Collie is a very smart dog, which always understands when it is in question, understands the owner, and can assimilate a lot of commands. The negative aspects include self-confidence and stubbornness, as well as the tendency to make decisions on their own. This came from the shepherd's past when dogs had to make a decision under the influence of circumstances in the absence of owners. In addition, sometimes they can bark excessively, expressing their emotions. But this has a positive side, as the dog can effectively perform guard functions, reporting the approach of strangers. teaching Despite its kind and harmonious nature, sometimes can show stubbornness. This can and should be fought and necessary to start from an early age, establishing discipline in the house. However, it should be done friendly, with a sense of humor, and without unnecessary negativity. The same can be said about the learning process - training should be fun and varied, otherwise the dog will start to get bored. A bearded collie needs both encouragement and praise, and rigor when needed. Reward food, playful form, and consistency - here are your allies. In tough and rough conditions, the dog, on the contrary, will not develop normally. care You should understand that you will often have to comb long hair, including wiping the beard, with which the water drips after drinking and in which the food gets stuck. In addition, the long wool is covered with dirt and an orator after each exit to the street. During molting, it will have to do more often. Despite the fact that thick wool also closes your eyes, you need to check them daily for the presence of sediments and clean them, also do not forget to clean your ears at least twice a week. Buy a dog at least once a week, claws cut three times a month. The bearded collie does not tolerate heat very well. Common diseases Here is a list of some of the diseases most commonly found in this breed: Allergy hip dysplasia; hypothyroidism; progressive retinal atrophy; resistant pupil membrane. Beautiful Pictures of Bearded Collie

Bearded Collie history The bearded collie is one of the oldest breeds in the UK. These dogs have been known to humans for a very long time, which is confirmed by much documentary evidence. Among the first images of bearded collie dogs are in a portrait painted by Gainsborough in 1771 and a portrait of Reynolds in 1772. Also, the description of the breed was published in 1818 in the issue of the Live Stock Journal. They were also called Highland Collie, Mountain Collie or Hairy Collie. Such shaggy, long-haired dogs have been helping in farms for centuries, being universal and very useful animals. The lack of earlier evidence is explained very simply - farmers in the Middle Ages could not read and write, respectively, they could not keep any records. But dogs were bred solely on the basis of their useful qualities. Consequently, there is no accurate evidence of exactly how dogs got into medieval England. But there is a dominant suggestion that a Polish trader who visited Scotland in the early 16th century traded a pair of Polish low-lying sheepdogs. They were destined to become the basis for the future breed, which would later be associated with England, but not with Poland. Probably, Polish Shepherds were crossed with local shepherds, and other dogs (which is difficult to say since for centuries they were free to interbreed with a lot of breeds), and in the end, turned out to be a great dog with very noticeable hair. The bearded collie helped to herd the sheep and even find the missing, who fought off the herd - to drive them back, the dog barked loudly and jumped in front of such a sheep. Despite the fact that the breed of bearded collie did not have its own club, and did not have any specific written standard, these dogs were very popular in the Victorian era and even participated in agricultural exhibitions. The greatest support was provided by shepherds who used these dogs as sheepdogs. However, the modern bearded collie is a credit to G.O. Willison. After World War II, dogs were bred to participate in the show ring. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bearded Collie Club in the UK - it happened in 1955. In 1959, the Kennel Club granted the right to participate in the competition. Characteristics of the breed popularity 04/10 training 07/10 size 05/10 mind 07/10 protection 02/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Scotland lifetime 14-15 years old height Males: 53-56 cm Bitches: 51-53 cm weight Males: 18-27 kg Suki: 18-27 kg Longwool long-haired Color slate-grey, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and short, with or without white marks price 800 - 2500 $ Description A bearded collie is a medium-sized dog with abundant and thick hair that is not usually cut. The physique is great, the limbs are medium, and the head is round with long ears. A muzzle with a beard. The tail is short. The color can be slate-gray, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and sand, with or without white marks. personality A bearded collie is a dog with a soft and kind character. It is well suited for those people who have never had the experience of communicating with a dog before, or such experience is very small. These pets very rarely create problems, love harmonious relations with everyone, and with pleasure build them in almost any condition. There are no exceptions - other dogs in the park, your friends who come to your guests, just strangers - with all the dog tries to make friends. Aggression they almost never show, the maximum that can be - is a restraint to strangers on the street, although at the closest acquaintance, your pet is likely to behave friendly. Despite the fact that in terms of character these dogs are very open and harmonious, in fact, if you want to have such an animal, you should know that it is a very energetic dog. Therefore, you will need to devote at least an hour a day to active training, and the pace of your life should match the energy of the dog. After all, if she misses, the energy will be directed in the wrong direction. First, the dog may simply start to attract your attention, and sometimes the ways in which it does it may not like it. Secondly, it can start to behave somewhat destructively, not to attract attention, but just to splash out somewhere energy. They love to play, love to spend a lot of time on the street, and love children because for them it is their first partner for games. With children, they have a great understanding, in part because this breed has a great sense of humor. However, these animals can be very emotional and even short-tempered, especially when a small child overcomes their threshold of patience. So the child should be taught the correct treatment, and children under 5 years of age alone with the dog should not be left at all. Bearded Collie is a very smart dog, which always understands when it is in question, understands the owner, and can assimilate a lot of commands. The negative aspects include self-confidence and stubbornness, as well as the tendency to make decisions on their own. This came from the shepherd's past when dogs had to make a decision under the influence of circumstances in the absence of owners. In addition, sometimes they can bark excessively, expressing their emotions. But this has a positive side, as the dog can effectively perform guard functions, reporting the approach of strangers. teaching Despite its kind and harmonious nature, sometimes can show stubbornness. This can and should be fought and necessary to start from an early age, establishing discipline in the house. However, it should be done friendly, with a sense of humor, and without unnecessary negativity. The same can be said about the learning process - training should be fun and varied, otherwise the dog will start to get bored. A bearded collie needs both encouragement and praise, and rigor when needed. Reward food, playful form, and consistency - here are your allies. In tough and rough conditions, the dog, on the contrary, will not develop normally. care You should understand that you will often have to comb long hair, including wiping the beard, with which the water drips after drinking and in which the food gets stuck. In addition, the long wool is covered with dirt and an orator after each exit to the street. During molting, it will have to do more often. Despite the fact that thick wool also closes your eyes, you need to check them daily for the presence of sediments and clean them, also do not forget to clean your ears at least twice a week. Buy a dog at least once a week, claws cut three times a month. The bearded collie does not tolerate heat very well. Common diseases Here is a list of some of the diseases most commonly found in this breed: Allergy hip dysplasia; hypothyroidism; progressive retinal atrophy; resistant pupil membrane. Beautiful Pictures of Bearded Collie

Bearded Collie history The bearded collie is one of the oldest breeds in the UK. These dogs have been known to humans for a very long time, which is confirmed by much documentary evidence. Among the first images of bearded collie dogs are in a portrait painted by Gainsborough in 1771 and a portrait of Reynolds in 1772. Also, the description of the breed was published in 1818 in the issue of the Live Stock Journal. They were also called Highland Collie, Mountain Collie or Hairy Collie. Such shaggy, long-haired dogs have been helping in farms for centuries, being universal and very useful animals. The lack of earlier evidence is explained very simply - farmers in the Middle Ages could not read and write, respectively, they could not keep any records. But dogs were bred solely on the basis of their useful qualities. Consequently, there is no accurate evidence of exactly how dogs got into medieval England. But there is a dominant suggestion that a Polish trader who visited Scotland in the early 16th century traded a pair of Polish low-lying sheepdogs. They were destined to become the basis for the future breed, which would later be associated with England, but not with Poland. Probably, Polish Shepherds were crossed with local shepherds, and other dogs (which is difficult to say since for centuries they were free to interbreed with a lot of breeds), and in the end, turned out to be a great dog with very noticeable hair. The bearded collie helped to herd the sheep and even find the missing, who fought off the herd - to drive them back, the dog barked loudly and jumped in front of such a sheep. Despite the fact that the breed of bearded collie did not have its own club, and did not have any specific written standard, these dogs were very popular in the Victorian era and even participated in agricultural exhibitions. The greatest support was provided by shepherds who used these dogs as sheepdogs. However, the modern bearded collie is a credit to G.O. Willison. After World War II, dogs were bred to participate in the show ring. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bearded Collie Club in the UK - it happened in 1955. In 1959, the Kennel Club granted the right to participate in the competition. Characteristics of the breed popularity 04/10 training 07/10 size 05/10 mind 07/10 protection 02/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Scotland lifetime 14-15 years old height Males: 53-56 cm Bitches: 51-53 cm weight Males: 18-27 kg Suki: 18-27 kg Longwool long-haired Color slate-grey, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and short, with or without white marks price 800 - 2500 $ Description A bearded collie is a medium-sized dog with abundant and thick hair that is not usually cut. The physique is great, the limbs are medium, and the head is round with long ears. A muzzle with a beard. The tail is short. The color can be slate-gray, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and sand, with or without white marks. personality A bearded collie is a dog with a soft and kind character. It is well suited for those people who have never had the experience of communicating with a dog before, or such experience is very small. These pets very rarely create problems, love harmonious relations with everyone, and with pleasure build them in almost any condition. There are no exceptions - other dogs in the park, your friends who come to your guests, just strangers - with all the dog tries to make friends. Aggression they almost never show, the maximum that can be - is a restraint to strangers on the street, although at the closest acquaintance, your pet is likely to behave friendly. Despite the fact that in terms of character these dogs are very open and harmonious, in fact, if you want to have such an animal, you should know that it is a very energetic dog. Therefore, you will need to devote at least an hour a day to active training, and the pace of your life should match the energy of the dog. After all, if she misses, the energy will be directed in the wrong direction. First, the dog may simply start to attract your attention, and sometimes the ways in which it does it may not like it. Secondly, it can start to behave somewhat destructively, not to attract attention, but just to splash out somewhere energy. They love to play, love to spend a lot of time on the street, and love children because for them it is their first partner for games. With children, they have a great understanding, in part because this breed has a great sense of humor. However, these animals can be very emotional and even short-tempered, especially when a small child overcomes their threshold of patience. So the child should be taught the correct treatment, and children under 5 years of age alone with the dog should not be left at all. Bearded Collie is a very smart dog, which always understands when it is in question, understands the owner, and can assimilate a lot of commands. The negative aspects include self-confidence and stubbornness, as well as the tendency to make decisions on their own. This came from the shepherd's past when dogs had to make a decision under the influence of circumstances in the absence of owners. In addition, sometimes they can bark excessively, expressing their emotions. But this has a positive side, as the dog can effectively perform guard functions, reporting the approach of strangers. teaching Despite its kind and harmonious nature, sometimes can show stubbornness. This can and should be fought and necessary to start from an early age, establishing discipline in the house. However, it should be done friendly, with a sense of humor, and without unnecessary negativity. The same can be said about the learning process - training should be fun and varied, otherwise the dog will start to get bored. A bearded collie needs both encouragement and praise, and rigor when needed. Reward food, playful form, and consistency - here are your allies. In tough and rough conditions, the dog, on the contrary, will not develop normally. care You should understand that you will often have to comb long hair, including wiping the beard, with which the water drips after drinking and in which the food gets stuck. In addition, the long wool is covered with dirt and an orator after each exit to the street. During molting, it will have to do more often. Despite the fact that thick wool also closes your eyes, you need to check them daily for the presence of sediments and clean them, also do not forget to clean your ears at least twice a week. Buy a dog at least once a week, claws cut three times a month. The bearded collie does not tolerate heat very well. Common diseases Here is a list of some of the diseases most commonly found in this breed: Allergy hip dysplasia; hypothyroidism; progressive retinal atrophy; resistant pupil membrane. Beautiful Pictures of Bearded Collie

Bearded Collie history The bearded collie is one of the oldest breeds in the UK. These dogs have been known to humans for a very long time, which is confirmed by much documentary evidence. Among the first images of bearded collie dogs are in a portrait painted by Gainsborough in 1771 and a portrait of Reynolds in 1772. Also, the description of the breed was published in 1818 in the issue of the Live Stock Journal. They were also called Highland Collie, Mountain Collie or Hairy Collie. Such shaggy, long-haired dogs have been helping in farms for centuries, being universal and very useful animals. The lack of earlier evidence is explained very simply - farmers in the Middle Ages could not read and write, respectively, they could not keep any records. But dogs were bred solely on the basis of their useful qualities. Consequently, there is no accurate evidence of exactly how dogs got into medieval England. But there is a dominant suggestion that a Polish trader who visited Scotland in the early 16th century traded a pair of Polish low-lying sheepdogs. They were destined to become the basis for the future breed, which would later be associated with England, but not with Poland. Probably, Polish Shepherds were crossed with local shepherds, and other dogs (which is difficult to say since for centuries they were free to interbreed with a lot of breeds), and in the end, turned out to be a great dog with very noticeable hair. The bearded collie helped to herd the sheep and even find the missing, who fought off the herd - to drive them back, the dog barked loudly and jumped in front of such a sheep. Despite the fact that the breed of bearded collie did not have its own club, and did not have any specific written standard, these dogs were very popular in the Victorian era and even participated in agricultural exhibitions. The greatest support was provided by shepherds who used these dogs as sheepdogs. However, the modern bearded collie is a credit to G.O. Willison. After World War II, dogs were bred to participate in the show ring. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bearded Collie Club in the UK - it happened in 1955. In 1959, the Kennel Club granted the right to participate in the competition. Characteristics of the breed popularity 04/10 training 07/10 size 05/10 mind 07/10 protection 02/10 Relationships with children 10/10 Dexterity 08/10 Breed information country Scotland lifetime 14-15 years old height Males: 53-56 cm Bitches: 51-53 cm weight Males: 18-27 kg Suki: 18-27 kg Longwool long-haired Color slate-grey, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and short, with or without white marks price 800 - 2500 $ Description A bearded collie is a medium-sized dog with abundant and thick hair that is not usually cut. The physique is great, the limbs are medium, and the head is round with long ears. A muzzle with a beard. The tail is short. The color can be slate-gray, black, blue, all shades of gray, brown, and sand, with or without white marks. personality A bearded collie is a dog with a soft and kind character. It is well suited for those people who have never had the experience of communicating with a dog before, or such experience is very small. These pets very rarely create problems, love harmonious relations with everyone, and with pleasure build them in almost any condition. There are no exceptions - other dogs in the park, your friends who come to your guests, just strangers - with all the dog tries to make friends. Aggression they almost never show, the maximum that can be - is a restraint to strangers on the street, although at the closest acquaintance, your pet is likely to behave friendly. Despite the fact that in terms of character these dogs are very open and harmonious, in fact, if you want to have such an animal, you should know that it is a very energetic dog. Therefore, you will need to devote at least an hour a day to active training, and the pace of your life should match the energy of the dog. After all, if she misses, the energy will be directed in the wrong direction. First, the dog may simply start to attract your attention, and sometimes the ways in which it does it may not like it. Secondly, it can start to behave somewhat destructively, not to attract attention, but just to splash out somewhere energy. They love to play, love to spend a lot of time on the street, and love children because for them it is their first partner for games. With children, they have a great understanding, in part because this breed has a great sense of humor. However, these animals can be very emotional and even short-tempered, especially when a small child overcomes their threshold of patience. So the child should be taught the correct treatment, and children under 5 years of age alone with the dog should not be left at all. Bearded Collie is a very smart dog, which always understands when it is in question, understands the owner, and can assimilate a lot of commands. The negative aspects include self-confidence and stubbornness, as well as the tendency to make decisions on their own. This came from the shepherd's past when dogs had to make a decision under the influence of circumstances in the absence of owners. In addition, sometimes they can bark excessively, expressing their emotions. But this has a positive side, as the dog can effectively perform guard functions, reporting the approach of strangers. teaching Despite its kind and harmonious nature, sometimes can show stubbornness. This can and should be fought and necessary to start from an early age, establishing discipline in the house. However, it should be done friendly, with a sense of humor, and without unnecessary negativity. The same can be said about the learning process - training should be fun and varied, otherwise the dog will start to get bored. A bearded collie needs both encouragement and praise, and rigor when needed. Reward food, playful form, and consistency - here are your allies. In tough and rough conditions, the dog, on the contrary, will not develop normally. care You should understand that you will often have to comb long hair, including wiping the beard, with which the water drips after drinking and in which the food gets stuck. In addition, the long wool is covered with dirt and an orator after each exit to the street. During molting, it will have to do more often. Despite the fact that thick wool also closes your eyes, you need to check them daily for the presence of sediments and clean them, also do not forget to clean your ears at least twice a week. Buy a dog at least once a week, claws cut three times a month. The bearded collie does not tolerate heat very well. Common diseases Here is a list of some of the diseases most commonly found in this breed: Allergy hip dysplasia; hypothyroidism; progressive retinal atrophy; resistant pupil membrane. Beautiful Pictures of Bearded Collie

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