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You want a lassie type collie mun, won't hunt shit but will tell you when johnny's stuck down the well and it'll always find its way home.

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Id concentrate on the whelp at hand for at least 4 years before id even think of owning a second dog,ill guarantee that the average lurcher owner cannot justify 1 dog in the kennel and rarely meets th

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Bigger of the 2 is a1/4collie cross never had a injury until 8 years old broke it's neck taken a blue hare on the moors 25 years ago 1440369782286.jpg

They're the collie types I like...

wish I had pictures of them th bigger of the 2 was like a greyhound condition he was in was superb the smaller was had all the gears gor the hares they still talk about that we bitch about here she was great to watch run anyway days going by now lol
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Bigger of the 2 is a1/4collie cross never had a injury until 8 years old broke it's neck taken a blue hare on the moors 25 years ago 1440369782286.jpg

They're the collie types I like...
wish I had pictures of them th bigger of the 2 was like a greyhound condition he was in was superb the smaller was had all the gears gor the hares they still talk about that we bitch about here she was great to watch run anyway days going by now lol
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Bird, although you could argue that kelpies are a strain of collie they're not a strain of border collie and were in fact registered as a breed before border collies became a registered breed. I guess it's more precise to say that kelpies and border collies are both descended from the same roots but went different ways. I've found all my kelpies have many collie traits but are definitely different. I'd say the main difference is their tendency to need less instruction and to prefer to work off their own initiative. They're also more likely to question your instructions if they disagree with you. I've had to be more open minded when working them and allow them to learn by making their own mistakes rather than constantly stepping in to tell them what to do.

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