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Thursday, 22 October 2009 12:25 |
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A lovely, active, and agile, long-coated sheepdog made famous by the movie star, Lassie. The lean, blunted, wedge-shaped head gives an impression of lightness. The top of the head is flat. The face is chiseled. The long, smooth, well-rounded, blunt muzzle tapers to a black nose. The ears are 3/4 erect with the tips folding forward. The eyes are almond-shaped and dark except in the case of blue merles that may have blue or merle eyes. The trim, but muscular, body is slightly longer than it is tall. The chest is strong and fairly wide. The tailbone hangs down to the dog's hocks. In the Rough variety, an abundant double coat forms a mane around the neck and chest. The coat needs regular weekly grooming to look its best. The Smooth variety has a one-inch coat that needs very little grooming. With both varieties the hair on the head and legs is short and smooth. They both come in sable and white, tri-color (black, white & tan), blue merle or predominantly white with sable, tri-color or blue merle markings.
Chellert - Dr Rochelle Ehrlich -
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- Tel: 011-7952142(ah) - 011-674 1195
Newdawn - Jean-Paul Gossman -
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Randglen - Glenda de Taranto - Tel: 011 802 4432 or 083 312 1038
Renebar - Irene Hobson -
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- Tel: 011-8823278 ah or 082 852 3018
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