Collies are wonderful dogs, they have fantastic personalities too. They are sweet, loyal and intelligent. They are from Europe and we can guess the origin was around Scotland. They are usually around 1 1/2 feet to 2 feet. They can weigh anywhere from 50 to 80 pounds and there life span is around 14-15 years. They are generally very easy to train (potty train included) and are very friendly too. they are also great family dogs, they are good with kids and other dogs and need moderate to low exercise. They can live in small apartments with daily exercise. They are almost always friendly towards strangers and are very good in cool weather. In hot weather they can get very hot because of there thick double coat. The thick double coat helps keep the dander in so they are more hyper-allergenic then some other dos. The brushing and general grooming is not the easiest but it is a great time to bond with your dog.
I would recommend to everyone to get a rough collie, they are the best animals, let alone dog, EVER!!!!!!!
Friendly, Likes water, active, loyal, good protector, and good with kids
Depends on how you train your pet. Do not forget that a Labs inherent characteristics are retrieving hence their moniker "Retriever".
A Labrador Retriever has an otter tail.
Afador (Afghan Hound/Labrador Retriever)Labany (Labrador Retriever/Britanny Spaniel)Labralas (Labrador Retriever/Vizsla)
Yes, the correct name is Labrador Retriever, but they are often referred to as a Labrador or Lab for short.
Yes. Lab is short for Labrador Retriever.
Labrador Retriever. Personal opinion is just that.
Labrador Retriever is the best retriever dog of all.
Did you mean the AKC breed standard for the Labrador Retriever? Here is the AKC website with the breed standard of the Labrador Retriever: http:/www.akc.org/breeds/labrador_retriever/index.cfm
Due to its thick coat Labrador Retriever can do okay in very low temperature.
Katya Darlington has written: 'The Labrador retriever' -- subject(s): Labrador retriever
A black Labrador.:)
Yes, labrador retriever is the official breed name (see kennel club breed listings) which is often shortened to 'labrador' or 'lab'