Tan black Smooth Collie Puppies for sale in Waltham Abbey, Essex

2 Tan black Smooth Collie Puppies for sale in Waltham Abbey, Essex

Smooth Collies are handsome dogs that, like their rough-coated counterparts, were bred to work as herding dogs, but over the years this trait has not been as prominent as it once was. Over the years, however, this trait is no longer as pronounced as it once was. Smooth Collies instead focuses on protecting the family, which makes them all the more endearing to have at home.

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

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Beautiful collie x kelpie puppies

Smooth Collie & Australian Kelpie Hybrid

7 weeksAge

33Sex

£600Price

**ONLY ONE BOY LEFT AWAITING TO FIND HIS FOREVER HOME** 6 adorable babies looking for their forever homes. 3 males and 3 females are available. Lovely black white and brown like mum and brown white

Saint Austell, Cornwall

Collie male pup

Smooth Collie

12 weeksAge

1Sex

£500Price

Collie male pup for sale born on the 2/9/2025 Off working parents Mother is a red Father is Black and Tan Both parents have Lovely natures Ready to go now will be wormed and chipped Locate

Motherwell, North Lanarkshire

FAQs

Are Smooth Collies good family dogs?

Yes, Smooth Collies are excellent family dogs. They are intelligent, affectionate, and loyal, forming strong bonds with family members. They are especially well-suited for active families with children due to their friendly and gentle nature.

Do Smooth Collies bark a lot?

Smooth Collies can be prone to excessive barking if not properly trained. Their herding instincts and sensitivity often lead to barking, so early socialisation and consistent training are essential to manage this behaviour appropriately.

How much do Smooth Collies shed?

Smooth Collies have a double coat that sheds moderately throughout the year, with a heavy annual shed in spring. Regular grooming helps manage the shedding and keeps their coat healthy.

Are Smooth Collies rare?

Smooth Collies are considered uncommon and are endangered as a breed in the UK. They are less common than Rough Collies, but their popularity is increasing due to their versatility as family and service dogs.