Bearded Collie

What to say about Bearded collies. Well from day 1 they are crazy and that puppy energy lasts there lifetime. There hair draped faces with that little pink tongue sticking out and there lovely bouncy walk they have. We got Skye just 6months ago and allready the house has been turned upside down the moment you come through the door she is by your side just wanting some company and whenever you want company there she is for you. So soft and loveable yet allways willing to play with you. Obviously there is grooming to be dealt with the endless brusing and tying there hair back and washing them when they get muddy. But that all comes with the joy and happiness your life ...  Read the complete review

If you have time to spare and the patience of a saint and want to get a dog - get a Bearded Collie! For all those downsides, you will own a dog of outstanding and incredulous intelligence, with the energy of a puppy until about 10 years old and all the fun and laughs dog-ownership can bring. Do you want to walk your dog through town on a busy Saturday and see smiles on people's faces as they spot him and be ready for the over enthusiastic child that rushes up and throws their arms round his neck and shouts "Ooh a Dulux dog!" They are so cute and extremely loving! We got Douglas just over 2 years ago and life changed considerably. Gone ...  Read the complete review

We unfortunately lost our Bearded Collie about 4 years ago when he was 15 years of age. It was like losing a much loved but delinquent teenage child. His name was Maximillian – “Max” for short and, of course, he soon became known by friends, family and neighbours as “Mad Max” (he was rather more handsome and appealing than ….. though!! At quite a young age, Max decided that my husband was the ‘leader of the pack’. He would always look at my husband for confirmation whenever asked by anyone else (including me) to do anything he didn’t fancy!! He loved every one of his squeaky toys, never broke them and knew the ...  Read the complete review

We have a 3 year old Bearded collie (not an old english sheep dog) which he is always being mistaken for. The best way to describe him is the puppet dog that was on "Fraggle rock" Bearded collies were bread to be sheepdogs in colder climates in essence a border collie with a very long coat. For clarity the old english sheepdogs were used as cattle dogs and not as its name suggests (a sheepdog) Our dog "Bailey" is typical of the breed, that is being very intellegent but having a very short attention span. They are working dogs and therefore require plenty of excersize due to their boundless engery, however this needs to be combined with ...  Read the complete review