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Rough Collie Puppies for sale

The Rough Collie, also known as Long-Haired Collie, is one of the most striking dogs when it comes to appearance. They possess a long, heavy, luxurious coat. They have an intelligent, elegant look, and these are just some of the reasons why this breed has found its way into the hearts and homes of people all over the world. Made famous by the book and movie "Lassie Come Home" this beautiful dog was originally bred as a working dog and boasts of being one of the most intelligent dogs in the world. Today, the Rough Collie is a popular choice as a companion and family dog thanks to its friendly, calm and loyal nature.

Read our Rough Collie Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Rough Collie dogs Sable & White Female Rough Collie Available  - Advert 1
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Sable & White Female Rough Collie Available

Rough Collie

11 monthsAge
1Sex
£1,700Price

Ferne is 11 months old, she is a shaded sable and white female. She is now looking for her forever home. She has grown up with other Rough Collies, she is house, car and lead trained and is used to l

Licensed BreederID Verified
NorwichNorfolk
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Rough Collie dogs 4 Gorgeous rough collie puppies left for sale - Advert 2
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4 Gorgeous rough collie puppies left for sale

Rough Collie

8 weeksAge
16Sex
£2,000Price

🐾 Beautiful KC Reg rough collie Puppies 🐾 We had a stunning litter of 7 rough collie puppies with 4 now looking for their forever homes. They are incredibly playful, affectionate, and full of pers

SpaldingLincolnshire
Rough Collie dogs Stunning rough collies - Advert 3
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Stunning rough collies

Rough Collie

8 weeksAge
11Sex
£2,500Price

Two stunning puppies available from this spectacular mating. Puppies will be genetically clear non carriers of cea pra and dm. 1 tricolour girl and 1 striking shaded sable boy please contact for mor

DumfriesDumfries and Galloway
Mixed Breed dogs Beautiful Rough collie cross - Advert 4
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Beautiful Rough collie cross

Mixed Breed & Rough Collie Hybrid

9 yearsAge
1Sex
£100Price

Unfortunately due to circumstances that are no fault of his own this beautiful boy is for sale to a very good home only. He is a lovely boy. Very intelligent, loves his walks and playing ball and the

BlackpoolLancashire
Mixed Breed dogs Female chocolate collidor (Lab x Rough collie) - Advert 5
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Female chocolate collidor (Lab x Rough collie)

Rough Collie & Labrador Retriever Hybrid

2 yearsAge
1Sex
£300Price

Female collidor nearly 3 years old. Grown up around children and babies. Very energetic- Follows commands such as ‘sit’ ‘down’ ‘bed’ ect Unfortunately our home is too small for her now and we are unab

ExeterDevon

FAQs

How aggressive are Rough Collies?

Rough Collies are generally not aggressive by nature and are known for their gentle, friendly, and affectionate temperament. They form strong bonds with their families and typically do not exhibit biting or aggressive behaviour, especially when properly socialised and trained. Although one isolated study suggested some aggression in the breed, the vast majority of expert sources agree that Rough Collies are calm and well-mannered dogs.

Why are Rough Collies no longer popular?

Rough Collies have declined in popularity over recent decades, especially in the UK where their numbers are considered 'at risk' by The Kennel Club. This is partly due to changes in dog ownership trends, their high grooming and exercise needs, lifestyle requirements that may not suit smaller homes or busier owners, and increased competition from other breeds. The fading of cultural prominence after the 'Lassie' era may also have contributed to fewer people choosing Rough Collies today.

What are the negatives of Rough Collies?

Negatives of Rough Collies include their substantial grooming requirements due to their long, dense coat, a tendency to bark frequently linked to their herding instincts, and a need for adequate exercise and mental stimulation which may not fit all living situations. They can also suffer from separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods. Additionally, some genetic health issues are associated with the breed, so responsible ownership and breeding practices are important.

Are Rough Collies good house dogs?

Yes, Rough Collies make excellent house dogs for families who can meet their needs. They are intelligent, affectionate, gentle, and especially good with children. With proper training, socialisation, and exercise, they thrive in a family environment and form strong bonds with their owners. However, they do require space to exercise and regular grooming to maintain their coat.