Mary Allen
#4 He draws attention to many things along the way that we might overlook, marveling at a hedgehog or a toad.
Even if he runs after a bunny, he can be called back immediately.
#5 Another nice feature of the collie is that it doesn’t stray.
Apart from lovesick males who are philandering or a hot female looking for a partner, no collie will usually leave its property voluntarily, even if it would be easy for it to crawl through holes in the hedge or climb over low fences.
#6 Parents should therefore make sure that the collie can always give way when it is unsupervised with small children, because ultimately it will defend itself and it has no choice but to do so with its teeth.
Even if he just emits a warning that is by no means meant to be malicious, this misunderstanding can lead to bad consequences for a small child and a big dog. A watchful eye is always required when handling small children with large dogs. However, great caution is required with strange children, because not every Collie loves all children.