Type your answer here... I think you gotta keep em playing it has helped suzi q she is a cocker spaniel sheltie in other words keep ball playing toys walks keep em going and a little vitamin c is great i think see ya suzi q got toys and treats from santa doggie!
Yes. Shetland Sheepdogs do very well with cats.
They do not even have behaviour problems... If a dog is socialized its a good dog, period.
depends
Epilepsy, bleeding disorders, heart disease, joint disorders, eye diseases, endocrine system disorders, skin problems... the list of health problems occurring regularly in Shelties is depressingly long.
Shetland Sheepdogs are known for being generally more vocal than most other dog breeds (key word: generally).
Shetland Sheepdogs are prone to most of the illnesses that effect the majority of dog breeds. They are, however, especially vulnerable to heart disease, allergies, luxating patellas, seizures, low thyroid, and eye and hip problems. They are generally a healthy breed of dog so the likelihood of one having more than two or three of these health conditions is relatively rare.
Up to 63 days on average.
13-15 years
Not particularity, they are more of a herding breed.
It depends on the dog. They can be bold, but others may be timid.
No, absolutely not. Shetland Sheepdogs generally have a height of about 13-16 inches, whereas Shetland Ponies have a height of between 28 and 42 inches.
Nope, Border Collies rank first.