in the UK there are only 300 rough collies ( per official registration ).
a long way down from the heyday of queen Victoria's time when they were at they first became popular.
just a note. the lassie collie is historically one-quarter borzoi. the breed
of rough Scottish collie dogs were bred to a borzoi, hence the long nose of the breed.
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@the-grifter said“What is it Lassie? Is Tommy hurt?”😲
in the UK there are only 300 rough collies ( per official registration ).
a long way down from the heyday of queen Victoria's time when they were at they first became popular.
just a note. the lassie collie is historically one-quarter borzoi. the breed
of rough Scottish collie dogs were bred to a borzoi, hence the long nose of the breed.
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@torunn saidDoes she know Tommy?🤔
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@the-grifter saidI had a lurcher that came from a Borzoi & Saluki cross Beautifull to look at but as thick as Mince.
in the UK there are only 300 rough collies ( per official registration ).
a long way down from the heyday of queen Victoria's time when they were at they first became popular.
just a note. the lassie collie is historically one-quarter borzoi. the breed
of rough Scottish collie dogs were bred to a borzoi, hence the long nose of the breed.
@the-grifter saidI've noticed dog owners are now prefer smaller dog breeds. Corgi's, French Bulldogs, and others that take up less space. These are a bit cheaper to feed and care for.
in the UK there are only 300 rough collies ( per official registration ).
a long way down from the heyday of queen Victoria's time when they were at they first became popular.
just a note. the lassie collie is historically one-quarter borzoi. the breed
of rough Scottish collie dogs were bred to a borzoi, hence the long nose of the breed.
@the-grifter saidThe only Colle I know anything about is a chess opening.
in the UK there are only 300 rough collies ( per official registration ).
a long way down from the heyday of queen Victoria's time when they were at they first became popular.
just a note. the lassie collie is historically one-quarter borzoi. the breed
of rough Scottish collie dogs were bred to a borzoi, hence the long nose of the breed.
@the-grifter saidI didn't know they were getting more rare.
in the UK there are only 300 rough collies ( per official registration ).
a long way down from the heyday of queen Victoria's time when they were at they first became popular.
just a note. the lassie collie is historically one-quarter borzoi. the breed
of rough Scottish collie dogs were bred to a borzoi, hence the long nose of the breed.
Sad decline from their heyday.
@mchill saidFrenchies are quite the clowns when they're puppies.
I've noticed dog owners are now prefer smaller dog breeds. Corgi's, French Bulldogs, and others that take up less space. These are a bit cheaper to feed and care for.
I had a corgi mix, he was an escape artist. A woman two streets over knew his name.