Mary Allen
#7 The Collie initially treats strangers with suspicion and reserve.
This also applies to strangers' children. Collie's love of children is primarily related to the children of his family. As soon as he realizes that visitors are welcome, he is open and friendly. However, unwanted intruders have a hard time when Collie lives in the house. While he won't attack her, he will loudly stop her from entering the house.
#8 Is the collie a family dog?
The Collie is fond of children and people-related. With his gentle nature, he is the ideal family dog.
#9 The appearance of the Collie shows three different lines.
In addition to the long-haired Collies, the FCI Standard No. 296 also includes smooth Collies. They are slightly larger and heavier than long-haired dogs. Above all, they differ in their short, dense fur. While the short-haired collie is listed in its own FCI breed standard, an American collie is not recognized as a separate breed by the FCI. Its appearance resembles that of the English Rough Collie. Only his physique is slightly larger and stronger. In addition, it is bred in several color combinations. Breeding of the American line follows the standards of the American Kennel Club (AKC).