Treat Canis Collie - Rough
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Collie - Rough

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Stark Diane

Vetstream Ltd

Introduction

General information

  • Originates from Scottish shepherding dogs.
  • Intelligent, quick-minded breed.
  • Requires good exercise and daily grooming.
  • Good with children and readily obedience trained.
  • Does not suit hotter climates.

Biological Data

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