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Collie

Canis lupus familiaris

Collies are friendly and smart dogs! They have beautiful fur and love to play with families and friends.

Appearance

The Collie is an elegant dog known for its beautiful, long, flowing double coat, which can be sable and white, tricolor, blue merle, or pure white. It has a distinctive refined, long muzzle and expressive, almond-shaped eyes that give it a gentle appearance.

KingdomAnimaliaPhylumChordataClassMammaliaOrderCarnivoraFamilyCanidaeGenusCanis
Collie
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Collie

Category

Mammal

Rarity

Common

Danger

1/5

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Interesting facts

Collies can have fur in four amazing color patterns, making each one unique.

Collies were once popular with Queen Victoria, making them royal companions!

The famous dog star Lassie was a Collie, known for her incredible bravery!

Their long, thick coats help them stay warm even in very chilly weather.

Special abilities

Ability

Master Herder

Collie can guide flocks because of their strong herding instinct that helps them manage livestock efficiently.

Ability

Quick Learner

Collie has a highly intelligent brain that helps them quickly learn complex commands and tasks during training.

Ability

Sensitive Hearing

Collie can detect subtle sounds with their sharp hearing, which helps them notice distant movements or danger.

Ability

Remarkable Stamina

Collie has strong, agile legs and great endurance that helps them work long hours or run far distances.

Measurements & details

Length
56-66 cm
Weight
18-30 kg
Lifespan
10-14 years
Top Speed
48 km/h
Litter Size
4-8
Gestation
60-63 days

Diet & Feeding

Collies thrive on a balanced diet of quality dog food, typically including meat and vegetables.

Age differences: Puppies need specific high-energy food for growth; older dogs may require fewer calories and joint support.

Primary Foods

  • commercial dog kibble
  • cooked lean meats
  • vegetables
  • fruits
  • dog treats

Foraging Method

  • Null

Ecological connections

symbiotic with

Human

Homo sapiens

Humans provide care, Collies offer companionship and work.

depends on

Domestic Sheep

Ovis aries

Collies herd and protect sheep, aiding farmers in livestock management.

parasitizes

Cat Flea

Ctenocephalides felis

Fleas can live on Collies, feeding on their blood.

Traits

Also known as

Rough CollieSmooth Collie

Collections

Safety

Danger

1/5

Always be gentle and kind to Collies. They love to be petted and played with!

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is Collie?

56-66 cm

How much does Collie weigh?

18-30 kg

How long does Collie live?

10-14 years

How fast can Collie move?

48 km/h

What does Collie eat?

Collies thrive on a balanced diet of quality dog food, typically including meat and vegetables.

How does Collie hunt?

Null

How many babies does Collie usually have?

4-8

How long is Collie's gestation?

60-63 days

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