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Dog breeds : Bearded Collie / Beardie


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GeneralThe Bearded Collie is a medium sized dog with a medium length coat that follows the natural lines of the body and allows plenty of daylight under the body. The body is long and lean, and, though strongly made, does not appear heavy. A bright inquiring expression is a distinctive feature of the breed. The Bearded Collie should be shown in a natural stance.
 
CharacteristicsThe Bearded Collie is hardy and active, with an aura of strength and agility characteristic of a real working dog. Bred for centuries as a companion and servant of man, the Bearded Collie is a devoted and intelligent member of the family. He is stable and self-confident, showing no signs of shyness or aggression. This is a natural and unspoiled breed. The breed stems from true working stock and all characteristics associated with such dogs should be perpetuated in the Bearded Collie. They are an active, agile and intelligent dog, which can demonstrate a degree of stubbornness and independence. This is one of the few breeds that demonstrate a dominant fading gene. Puppies that are born black begin graying at approximately eight weeks of age. The same is true of blues, which turn silver; browns, which lighten to a cinnamon or milky chocolate; and fawns, which lighten to a champagne hue. The coat colors fade until the dogs reach approximately one year of age. Then the process reverses and they begin to darken, but do not become as dark as their birth color.
 
TemperamentThe temperament should be that of a steady intelligent working dog, with no signs of nervousness or aggression.
 
HistoryThe origin of the Bearded Collie is said to stem from the breeding of Polski Owczarek Nizinnys (Polish Lowland Sheepdogs), left in Scotland in the 1500's, to local herding dogs. The Bearded Collie was a common breed in Scotland, used extensively as a sheep herding dog and cattle drover. They became familiar to the rest of the world in the 1940's and have become very popular since that time.
 
OriginScotland
 
UtilizationSheepdog
 

 

ClassificationSheepdogs and Cattledogs
 
SizeMedium
 
Height21-22 inches for adult dogs and 20-21 inches for adult bitches
 
Weight-
 
GroomingConsiderable
 
ExcerciseModerate
 
ActivityMedium
 
LocalityTown
 
Health-
 
Life span-
 
Litter size-
 
Good with childrenYes
 
Good with dogsYes
 
Good with other petsYes
 


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