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Rough and Smooth Collies
Collies were silky-coated herding dogs with a long and flat head and arched eyebrows. Rough collies are collies with long hair while collies with short hair are called Smooth Collies. Smooth collies are easier to groom.
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How much food for 6 month rough collie pup?
A 6-month-old Rough Collie pup typically requires about 2 to 3 cups of high-quality puppy food per day, divided into two or three meals. It's important to choose a formula specifically designed for large breeds to support healthy growth. Always consult your veterinarian for personalized feeding guidelines based on your pup's activity level, weight, and overall health. Adjust the amount as needed as they grow and their nutritional needs change.
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