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Breed traits and characteristics

Developed in Scotland, the Bearded Collie was bred to herd sheep and cattle across rough terrain in all weather conditions. Lovingly called the “Beardie”, this dog breed has remained popular with families because of their loving and kind demeanours. Today, they function as excellent canine companions, working sheepdogs, and show dogs.

Bearded Collies are known by several names, such as the Old Welsh Grey Sheepdog and the Highland Collie. They are intelligent, alert, and highly adaptable dogs that thrive on human companionship. These dogs love nothing more than to be with their families and get involved in everything that’s going on in the household.

If there’s one word to describe a Bearded Collie, it would be enthusiastic. This trait combined with their active, hardy, bright, reliable, trustworthy, energetic, and high-spirited natures, has seen them become popular family pets, show dogs, and hard-working herders. They are highly protective of their loved ones and are known to be incredibly gentle and affectionate with young children.

Their enthusiasm is showcased in their bouncy nature. It is said that this breed worked in thick vegetation in Scotland and would bounce up to see where the sheep were. When they were confronted by stubborn sheep, they would bark and bounce in front of them to get them moving. Nowadays, Bearded Collies continue to bounce through life with their upbeat and clownish attitudes.

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Our mission is to eliminate puppy and kitten farms and backyard breeders by promoting ethical and registered breeders.

We only collaborate with licensed, reputable breeders registered with KC, FCI, AKC and members of World Cat Congress (GCCF, LOOF, WCF etc.)

Our Partner Breeders run extensive DNA and health tests on their animals. They offer health guarantees to give you extra piece of mind.

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Breed traits and characteristics

Developed in Scotland, the Bearded Collie was bred to herd sheep and cattle across rough terrain in all weather conditions. Lovingly called the “Beardie”, this dog breed has remained popular with families because of their loving and kind demeanours. Today, they function as excellent canine companions, working sheepdogs, and show dogs.

Bearded Collies are known by several names, such as the Old Welsh Grey Sheepdog and the Highland Collie. They are intelligent, alert, and highly adaptable dogs that thrive on human companionship. These dogs love nothing more than to be with their families and get involved in everything that’s going on in the household.

If there’s one word to describe a Bearded Collie, it would be enthusiastic. This trait combined with their active, hardy, bright, reliable, trustworthy, energetic, and high-spirited natures, has seen them become popular family pets, show dogs, and hard-working herders. They are highly protective of their loved ones and are known to be incredibly gentle and affectionate with young children.

Their enthusiasm is showcased in their bouncy nature. It is said that this breed worked in thick vegetation in Scotland and would bounce up to see where the sheep were. When they were confronted by stubborn sheep, they would bark and bounce in front of them to get them moving. Nowadays, Bearded Collies continue to bounce through life with their upbeat and clownish attitudes.

No puppy mill pledge

Our mission is to eliminate puppy and kitten farms and backyard breeders by promoting ethical and registered breeders.

We only collaborate with licensed, reputable breeders registered with KC, FCI, AKC and members of World Cat Congress (GCCF, LOOF, WCF etc.)

Our Partner Breeders run extensive DNA and health tests on their animals. They offer health guarantees to give you extra piece of mind.

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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nunc vulputate libero et velit interdum, ac aliquet odio mattis.

Our DEFRA and Veterinary approved transport network ensure your new family member arrives home safe and healthy.
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10 reasons to add a Bearded Collie to your family

Beardies are confident, affectionate, and adore spending time with humans. Aside from forming a deep bond with their owners, they quickly make friends with strangers and guests.

This playful breed has many funny quirks you will enjoy discovering. The 'beardie bounce' is their iconic party trick that will make your guests hysterical.

Their clownish attitude, high energy, and unaggressive nature make them a top choice for families with children, especially older ones.

Beardies were bred to work in cold, harsh climates of the Scottish highlands. Their long shaggy coats keep them warm, so you don't have to worry about them getting chilly during the chilly months.

Talking about cold weather, these dogs serve as comforting hot water bottles thanks to their fluffy heat-retaining coats. Winters won't seem so depressing when you know you can snuggle up with this cutie every evening.

Bringing a beardie into the home will bring sunshine into your life. These dogs' natural enthusiasm means they spread positivity and joy everywhere they go.

These energetic pups can never get enough walks and play sessions. If you want to get more active, this breed is for you.

Beardies are intelligent dogs that do well in training sessions, particularly regarding obedience and agility. However, they can be stubborn, so a consistent routine using positive reinforcement techniques is vital.

Bearded collies are an ancient, well-established breed that can live for up to 14 years with proper care.

Not many dogs have such a hairy face as a beardie. Their facial hair is so iconic that they were named after this trait!
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Meet The Bearded Collie

Bearded collies are medium-sized herding dogs with athletic and lean bodies. They typically weigh between 20 and 25 kg and stand 51 to 56 cm tall. Beardies have powerful hindquarters that allow them to run with speed and stamina. Their legs are held up by oval-shaped feet with well-cushioned pads and a long fur covering to protect them from injury.

The Beardie's head has a flat, broad skull, a strong muzzle, and a large, square nose. They have large eyes set far apart with arched eyebrows. As they have lots of long fur covering their faces, it is normal for them to have hair hanging over their eyes.

Their floppy ears typically droop down, but they hold them high when alert or excited. Overall, their faces possess an endearing yet intelligent look.

The Bearded Collie's long shaggy coat is its most distinctive physical trait. This consists of a soft, furry undercoat and a shaggy, coarse outer coat; the hairs are typically straight. Their hair is long all over but is particularly prevalent on their cheeks and under their chin, creating the breed's iconic "beard".

Bearded collies are high maintenance in the grooming department. They require daily brushing and a thorough weekly grooming routine.

The temperament of a Bearded Collie

Bearded Collies are playful, energetic, and intelligent. Beardie owners rave about their hilarious antics and quirks, such as their signature "Beardie bounce," where they jump up and down on their front feet when excited.

Their goofy personality makes them a fabulous fit for families with children, who will indeed find them a barrel of laughs to be around. These pups adore meeting new people, too and are always happy to entertain the humans around them. This confident breed rarely shows any aggressive behaviour.

While they typically do well with children, note that as they are a herding breed, you should take caution when they are around small children. Training may be required to prevent them from trying to herd children and other small animals in the household, like cats.

Bearded collies are full of energy and require daily physical and mental stimulation. Therefore, they are ideal for active families who take them out for walks, hikes, or bike rides and spend ample time playing with them. They love all games, such as tug of war, hide and seek, or chase, especially when played outdoors, where they have ample space to run around and let off steam.

Their high energy levels, combined with their intelligence, make them fab dogs to train. Beardies often do well in obedience and agility training as they naturally desire to please their owners. Still, due to their somewhat independent nature, they are sometimes stubborn and headstrong.

Best homes for a Bearded Collie

Due to their high energy and playful nature, bearded collies do best in homes with enclosed gardens. They are also best suited to active owners, such as sporty people or young families with kids that match their high energy.

However, regular attention is essential to ensure a bearded collie thrives. This is why beardies need a family where someone is often home to keep them company. This breed is also good with other dogs and cats, though training may be required to dampen their herding instinct.

FAQs about the Bearded Collie

At Pedigree Paws, we have high ethical standards when it comes to breeding Bearded Collies. We only partner with licensed and experienced breeders who share our values and prioritise the well-being of their puppies. Our breeders provide a spacious and clean home environment, ensuring all puppies receive the best care possible.

We understand that your Bearded Collie puppy is not just a pet but a cherished family member. This is why we go the extra mile to ensure our breeders give every puppy a great start in life by running various checks and procedures. We are dedicated to providing the necessary care and attention so that they can live a long and healthy life with you.

Bearded Collies make wonderful companions for many families, including those with kids. These pups adore the company of their families and are friendly towards strangers too. Therefore, they do well in active homes with people who have enough free time to meet their high energy and mental stimulation needs.

Bearded Collies require more than one quick daily walk. So if you are someone who goes out for daily runs, hikes, or bike rides, and are willing to bring them along, a bearder collie could be a fab fit for you.

At The Pedigree Paws, we strive to eradicate unethical dog breeding practices. We do this by collaborating only with qualified, professional Bearded Collie breeders who uphold ethical breeding standards and raise their puppies in their homes. To ensure that our partners meet our strict criteria, we employ a rigorous screening process that includes thorough background checks and security screenings of all potential breeders.

Bearded Collies can have a lifespan of up to 14 years if they receive proper care. However, like most breeds, they may encounter common health issues such as Hip Dysplasia or Addison's Disease.

Fortunately, we offer various health services to ensure each puppy is in top shape before coming to you. These include:

● A thorough health check-up by a licensed veterinarian
● A DNA test to ensure there have no genetic health issues
● All necessary core vaccinations
● Five weeks of health insurance

Our primary concern is the welfare of our Bearded Collies puppies and their development. To ensure you receive a healthy and even-tempered pip, we keep them with their mother until they have weaned naturally.

Generally, these puppies are ready to meet their forever families at ten to twelve weeks old, but the timeframe may vary depending on their individual progress. If the puppy you desire is not yet available, you can contact the breeder for the latest information.

We know that one of the biggest challenges when getting a new pet is finding a trustworthy breeder. Ideally, you should meet the breeder in person and see the puppy and its parents.

However, we understand that this may not always be possible. Worry not; we are here to assist you in any way possible. We can send you photos of your Bearded Collie puppy or even arrange a video call with the breeder. Our top priority is to ensure you feel confident and content with your decision.

At The Pedigree Paws, we guarantee that your new Bearded Collie will be registered with the appropriate pedigree organisation in the UK. Pedigree registration is essential as it proves the breeder adheres to the breed's recognised standards and that the puppy is free of any genetic disorders.

Upon bringing your new furry companion home, the breeder will provide you with the original documents, giving you peace of mind regarding your pet's health and pedigree status.

Our top priority is the safety and happiness of our Bearded Collie puppies. That's why we work exclusively with licensed, experienced breeders who raise their puppies in their homes. Here they provide them with excellent medical care, love, and socialisation.

We also conduct rigorous screenings and random inspections to ensure the puppies receive the best care. Thus, you can rest assured that we are committed to maintaining the highest dog breeding standards.

Our experienced breeders raise their Bearded Collie puppies in a loving family environment with their mother and siblings. The welfare of our puppies is our top priority, so we strictly avoid separating them from their mother too soon. This ethical approach guarantees that your new pup will be healthy, well-behaved, and ready to join your family after being fully weaned.

Bearded Collies are naturally confident and friendly dogs, yet it still might feel overwhelming for them when leaving their mother and siblings. We have a few recommendations to help them feel at home as soon as possible.

Get ready for your pet's arrival by setting up a cosy resting spot in a calm area of your home. Make sure the room is warm and dimly lit, and consider placing a warm water bottle under their bed for added comfort.

When your Bearded Collie comes home, introduce them to their new surroundings in a gentle, controlled manner while keeping them on a leash to establish boundaries. If your pet appears anxious, allow them to retreat to their designated safe space for as long as needed. Remember to be patient and understanding as your new companion adjusts to their new home and family.
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