Intelligent tri colour female collie

Lovely tri colour female pup for sale

Very clever and healthy young pup, well socialised ( still with parents and brother ) and very sweet dog with people she knows.

Both parents come from a long line of working cattle/ sheep dogs, we have the mothers blood line since 2001

The father and is a caramel coloured big frame dog, that came off the mountain. Mother is a medium build lowland, long haired collie.

Both parents carried the tri colour and one blue eye ( as seen in her brother the white faced pup) father and aunt seen in the last photo as young pups.

Up to date on all vaccinations and worming.

Will make a cracking working dog one day, great temper for stock and good speed, only reason for sale is i have a baby on the way and dont have time to train her, as I have her brother and another young dog in training at the moment.

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