Did you know that the Shetland Sheepdog, often called the "Sheltie," has a history that can be traced back to the Shetland Islands of Scotland? But how did their unique environment and farming needs influence their development?
The Shetland Sheepdog is a small but intelligent herding dog with roots in the Shetland Islands of Scotland. Originally bred to manage and protect livestock in challenging terrains, Shelties are characterized by their agility, striking appearance with a double coat and expressive eyes, and a distinctive "mane" of fur around their neck. Beyond their herding prowess, Shetland Sheepdogs are celebrated for their adaptability, making them successful in various dog sports, particularly obedience and agility.
Whether you're a fan of dogs that excel in both herding and modern dog sports like obedience and agility or simply enjoy learning about their adaptability, these 41 facts will surely deepen your admiration for Shelties.
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Clever friend 91
regarding color they accept way more, also white and black, black and tan (although not existing anymoe) and blue merle without tan
Australian sheepdogs are the same except a bit larger and their ears aren't upright. Sheepdogs and gun dogs are my favourites, although they are full of energy and need at least 3 hours of exercise at least throughout every single day. Preferably, double that most days. They can be on the go from morning until evening, with rests, food and water. Please never have any type of dog or even cat if you are out working all day. Or if your lifestyle might change so that you need to work more than about 3 hours a day. They NEED company and will develop behavioural problems and depression if left alone too long. Same as children, in fact.
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