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A charismatic breed, the Bearded Collie stands as one of Britain’s oldest breeds. These dogs thrive in the company of their human companions. Known for their intense stare, they brim with energy and excel when given tasks.
A charismatic breed, the Bearded Collie stands as one of Britain’s oldest breeds. These dogs thrive in the company of their human companions. Known for their intense stare, they brim with energy and excel when given tasks.
We have 8 very unique puppies for sale. Mum is a beautiful good natured golden retriever cross border collie, dad is a tri-colored full border collie, so there are a nice variety of colors, all very clever, (nearly toilet trained!) 7 weeks old, vet checked, first vax, microchipped, wormed. Absolutely gorgeous puppies. Names are, (but you can change!): Jack: male, black and white, Jill: Female black and white, George: Male, Black, tan paws, white back toes, brown mask, fluffy, Boof Head: Black, fluffy, 3 white paws, Sammy: Male, black long hair, 4 brown paws, brown eye brows, white chin, Bellle: Girl, Black, tan legs, white back paws, tan eye brows, Gigi: Girl, Black, short hair, 2 white back paws, white chin, Beccy: Black, 4 white paws, white line down chin
Beautiful Border Collie / Australian Working Dog Puppies looking for their forever home.Both parents are Australian Working Dog registered Born 08/10/2021 ready to go now - 10 weeks old 17/122 males and 2 females availableParents are both kind natured, active working dogs.Pups have been vet checked, microchipped, vaccinated and wormedPups located Rosewood Qld Would love to see these go to loving homes with plenty of space as they are an extremely active dog breed. Please remember puppies are not Christmas presents. Serious enquiries only
BIN No. BIN0000967165544
Microchip numbers:953010100109451 / 953010100068203
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The Ultimate Bearded Collie Guide
About Bearded Collie
Bearded Collies thrive on human companionship and excel when given tasks. Their strong, athletic build, paired with a loyal and affectionate temperament, makes them both excellent working dogs and beloved family pets.
Lifespan
12 to 14 years
Weight
Male: 18 - 27 kg Female: 18 - 27 kg
Height
Male: 53 - 56 cm Female: 51 - 53 cm
Grooming
Their long, dense coats require brushing 4 to 5 times a week to stay tangle-free.
Origins
The Bearded Collie’s ancestry dates back to 16th-century Britain, attributed to a Polish merchant, Kazimierz Grabski, who traded his grain shipment for Polish lowland dogs.
These sheepdogs crossbred with native Scottish varieties, creating the Bearded Collie known today.
Named for the beard-like hair on their chins, they were near extinction post-World War II until breeding programs by Mrs. Olive Wilson revived them.
Historically, they herded and drove flocks to market but now excel as family pets, show dogs, and working sheepdogs.
A rare hormonal disorder where the adrenal glands fail to produce sufficient hormones, leading to symptoms such as weakness, vomiting, and dehydration.
Knee ligament tear
Digestive sensitivity
Nature / Temperament
Strong, energetic, intelligent, and affectionate.
Suitable Environment
Beardies thrive in large, fenced yards or spacious areas where they can move freely.
Other Considerations
● Also known as Highland Collie, Hairy Mou’ed Collie, or Mountain Collie.
● Their coats range from black to blue, fawn, and brown with white markings.
● Bearded Collies dislike confinement and may bark if left alone too long.
● Some develop allergies to monthly heartworm preventives, so consult a vet for advice.
How can I take good care of my Bearded Collie?
Nutrition
As medium-sized dogs, high-quality kibble rich in proteins is ideal. Adults need 1.5 – 2 cups of dry dog food daily, while puppies need 3 – 4 cups.
Grooming
Their waterproof, double coat needs brushing several times a week, especially during shedding season. Dry their coats thoroughly in wet weather to prevent skin issues.
Recommended Grooming Tips
Trim their nails on a regular basis to keep them short.
Brush their teeth 2 – 3 times each week.
Make grooming a fun experience using praise and rewards.
During grooming, check for rashes or other signs of infection. Their ears shouldn’t have bad odour and their eyes should be clear with no discharge.
Exercise
Bearded Collies need at least an hour of exercise daily. Long walks, short runs, and jogs are great ways to expend their energy.
Training
Highly trainable and intuitive, Beardies learn commands quickly. Start training early and expose them to new faces, environments, and sounds for best results.
This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.
Whether canine or feline, Beardie pups adapt well to living with fellow animals. They’re very friendly although there may be certain variations in some.
Often, these dogs regard everyone as a friend. Still, you may need to supervise their interactions. Their sheer exuberance can be overwhelming for smaller animals.
Bearded Collies can be hard to come by. The average price of a Bearded Collie for sale is $1200 to $1900. With a rare breed like this, it’s important to only trust breeders that are part of reputable breeder organisations that mandate the highest standard of care for all pets.