Rough Collie

Eyes almond-shaped, medium-sized, dark, clear and bright. Ears proportionate to head size, folded forward naturally. Neck strong, clean, muscular, tough and with thick, beautiful furnishings. Neck fairly long, erect, slightly arched. Loin strong, powerful, slightly arched. Forelegs straight and muscular, less muscular in the hindquarters, thighs well muscled, knees and hocks bent. Feet small. Nearly oval. Pads thick, toes arched and close together. Tail moderately long, hanging down when at rest, with the tip twisted upwards, raised but not over the back when in motion or excitement.
The whole body is well-coated except on the head and legs. The undercoat is soft, velvety and close together, so that the skin is hardly visible even when the hair is parted. Mane and chest are well-coated with long hair. Face or mask short-coated. Forelegs short-coated, with furnishings from the back of the legs to the paw joints. Hind legs short-coated below the hock. Tail very well-coated, with long,

Originally from Scotland, it is widely known because of the TV series "Lassie".

The Scottish Shepherd Dog, also known as the Collie Shepherd Dog, is a shepherd dog that originated in Scotland. Some dogs are loved by people for their petite and beautiful appearance, while some dogs are trusted by their owners for their considerate spirit. The Scottish Shepherd Dog obviously belongs to the latter. From the ancient livestock working dog to the protagonist that constantly appears in film and television works, its alertness, intelligence and diligence have left a deep impression on people, and it deserves to be called a star dog that can accompany people for life.

The ancestors of the Scottish Shepherd Dog lived in the cold northern Scotland, where it was cold all year round, which made their ancestors have very thick and long hair. Compared with the Scottish Shepherd Dog used for work at that time, the Scottish Shepherd Dog we see now has a little longer legs, mainly because people improved it to make it more beautiful. The Scottish Shepherd Dog gradually became a companion dog and was widely popular. Later, the Scottish Shepherd Dog was favored by Queen Elizabeth and attracted attention from all sides, including Hollywood. You can see the Scottish Shepherd Dog in any movie related to Scotland. In ancient times, the reason why the Scottish Shepherd Dog became a very popular shepherd dog was largely due to its excellent working ability. Now, this very beautiful dog has become a very good companion dog, easy to tame, gentle, loyal and reliable, and has an outstanding ability to take care of children.

The Scottish Shepherd Dog is gentle and easy to get close to. It is energetic outdoors, has rich feelings for its owner, and is very alert to strangers. This dog is good at socializing and usually does not show any weakness or aggression. It has a keen sense of hearing and can hear sounds half a kilometer away. It is very loyal to its owner. Although the Scottish Shepherd Dog has extremely thick hair, it is not easy to shed except for the time of molting.

Scottish shepherd dogs have strong sexual desires, and when their sexual desires are restricted, they will do the climbing behavior. The owner can prepare a water gun or sprayer, and once it does this behavior, spray it to distract its attention. If necessary, criticize it with words to let it know that it is extremely bad to do so.

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