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Collie Health Foundation Website - Collie Health 101
Collie Health Foundation Website - Collie Health 101
Collies are a generally healthy breed, but are affected by some notable health conditions. In this section, you will find articles on each of the main health conditions (genetic and other) affecting rough and smooth collies!
Click on health condition for more information below:
MDR1 Dangerous Drugs
MDR1 Dangerous Drugs
Information for everyone who loves their collie! Give a copy of this to your vet to put in their records to keep your collie safe.
Information for everyone who loves their collie! Give a copy of this to your vet to put in their records to keep your collie safe.
Click MRD1 - Collie Heath Foundation Info below
List of Toxic & Non-Toxic plants for Dogs
List of Toxic & Non-Toxic plants for Dogs
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Phone Number:
(888) 426-4435
List provided by the ASPCA
https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/dogs-plant-list
Foods that your collie can and cannot eat.
Chart on the DNA outcomes of breeding Collies who are Clear, Carrier or Affected.
This is a picture explaining the reasons not to Spay or Neuter your dog too early.
These are the reasons we have included in our Sales Contract and Agreement that you are not to Spay or Neuter before 18 months.
Spay & Neuter Guidelines
The Collie Head Tilt from the sisters:
Princess, Hailey and McKenzie
AKC STAR Puppy Class and Canine Good Citizen Class
at Anderson Dog Works instruction by Jane Fink
2505 Whitehall Ave, Anderson, SC 29621
Phone: (864) 260-9800
Puppy Classes are great for behavior and socialization skills.
They are always recommended for new puppy parents!
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