Collie

he is very clever & teach very fast but his Commandability is low because he is very selfish... I love him...

Marceline is honestly the best dog Ive owned. She has been trained as a service dog and is my ultimate lifeline. I can see why they are considered the 'fab four'

My family loves our Collie. He's smart, active, house trained and very obedient. He loves his family. A great prorector.

Collies love affection and exploring outside. They are very sweet. Never had any behavioral problems with them.

The two collies I have walked were older, low energy but enjoyed walking and collecting smells. Their long, fluffy hair requires frequent grooming.

Collies are mild mannered and easy dogs to walk. Depending on how they are groomed they may get over heated in the summer and don’t necessarily want to stop walking, but they like water breaks. They are very trainable and listen on command . Collies are good with children and affectionate.

Collies are exceptionally smart dogs. They are one of the fastest learners. However, if a collie feels that your command is not appropriate, it will do as it think is best because they are very independent thinkers as well. If you remember that TV show, Lassie, that dog knew when Tommy needs her help and acted independently. Collies love intellectual activities most.

She is very smart and only needs mild correction heavy makes her withdraw and sad She loves to watch over her cocker brother and sister mild correction at times for nipping heading them

She was so beautiful! I couldn't believe I was seeing such a beautiful dog. She was super friendly when I walked into the house and she wanted to play with her toys. When I told her we were going to go on a walk she was crazy excited. It was an hour long walk and hot out that day. So whenever she got a chance to go into the shade she went for it. She would lay down in the shade for a little bit before moving along. She was sad when we got back to the house for good, but she had a great time. The good thing about her was she didn't eat anything off the ground like most dogs do! Thank goodness for that!

Leo was his name a real sweet dog. He was really timid at first but quickly understood that we were going to have fun. He really enjoyed finding and chewing sticks. He had a beautiful coat. We jogged walked for almost 2 miles in the thirty minute time frame.

Collies, or Lassies as I call them are very loyal dogs. They are happy go lucky, intelligent, friendly , sweet tempered, have lots of endurance, etc...The list of positives goes on and on! This collie mix I walked was very big and very fluffy. She was absolutely beautiful and so so obedient. She would walk by my side and not pull like most dogs. She would also glance at me periodically to see what I wanted her to do and to make sure I was ok during the walk. What lucky owners to have such an amazing dog! She was truly textbook perfect during the duration of the walk. She did not pull, she was friendly with other dogs, obeyed her commands, did not pick up food off the ground, did not jump on other people, did not chase after small animals and came back home without protesting. This sounds like a dream dog that doesn't exist, but it was real I tell you! I am so thankful to have gotten to walk a sweet dog like her. I imagine she would protect her owners and go to the ends of the earth for them. Probably strangers as well. I would say they are one of the best, if not THE best dog breeds around. Labrador and golden retrievers, eat your hearts out! Oh, did I mention she was not a big barker? I bet she would only bark to alert to danger or something, like Lassie in the show. During our walk, it was heavily snowing and she did not seem to get affected by the cold, probably because of her very long and dense fur coat she had on. Once we arrived at a nearby park, she started getting more playful and loosening up a bit. She started rolling around and jumping back and forth like a giddy puppy. She was also picking up sticks, bringing them to me than running away before I could grab them. She was very energetic at this point and I let her have a great snow day. We both had an excellent time and had enough energy to jog back through the snow much to the amusement and amazement of the people shoveling their drive ways. Overall this breed is the best and is very easy to train and wants to listen to their humans. I definitely am considering getting a Collie in the very near future.

Collies, or Lassies as I call them are very loyal dogs. They are happy go lucky, intelligent, friendly , sweet tempered, have lots of endurance, etc...The list of positives goes on and on! This collie mix I walked was very big and very fluffy. She was absolutely beautiful and so so obedient. She would walk by my side and not pull like most dogs. She would also glance at me periodically to see what I wanted her to do and to make sure I was ok during the walk. What lucky owners to have such an amazing dog! She was truly textbook perfect during the duration of the walk. She did not pull, she was friendly with other dogs, obeyed her commands, did not pick up food off the ground, did not jump on other people, did not chase after small animals and came back home without protesting. This sounds like a dream dog that doesn't exist, but it was real I tell you! I am so thankful to have gotten to walk a sweet dog like her. I imagine she would protect her owners and go to the ends of the earth for them. Probably strangers as well. I would say they are one of the best, if not THE best dog breeds around. Labrador and golden retrievers, eat your hearts out! Oh, did I mention she was not a big barker? I bet she would only bark to alert to danger or something, like Lassie in the show. During our walk, it was heavily snowing and she did not seem to get affected by the cold, probably because of her very long and dense fur coat she had on. Once we arrived at a nearby park, she started getting more playful and loosening up a bit. She started rolling around and jumping back and forth like a giddy puppy. She was also picking up sticks, bringing them to me than running away before I could grab them. She was very energetic at this point and I let her have a great snow day. We both had an excellent time and had enough energy to jog back through the snow much to the amusement and amazement of the people shoveling their drive ways. Overall this breed is the best and is very easy to train and wants to listen to their humans. I definitely am considering getting a Collie in the very near future.

I have prety good experience. She realy likes ham

Jenny is a great dog. I have always loved Rough sable collies. Jenny is very hyper. Every time you say Walk she will start walking back and forth barking

Benson is my first (rough) collie. He is by far the easiest dog I have ever owned. Very, very mellow, intelligent, gentle, but also up for anything if I ask and can be a little clown at times. He can be aloof with strangers sometimes but generally loves everyone and anything, yet he is very protective when he needs to be