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Comments for "*** SMOOTH COLLIE ***"

CollieSmile
CollieSmile Sep 24, 2012 6:19pm
This is a smooth collie, probably a male. At first I thought the body was a bit large and I wondered if it might be a mix, but I am probably used to my female smooth collie who is slighter in her build and is still a puppy. (She is 1-1/2 years old.)

Everybody knows about Lassie-- she is a rough collie, but a lot of people don't know about the smooth collie. It is a different variety of the same breed. In the United States, rough and smooth collies can be born in the same litter.

It is great to see another smooth collie on Desktop Nexus! :Df +1 :)