Sentences with phrase «beardie as»

The Kennel Club Standard describes the Beardie as «alert, lively, self - confident and active» and as a «steady, intelligent working dog, with no signs of nervousness or aggression.

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This is the semi-hibernation of beardie which is normally known as brumation.

This breed is commonly referred to as the «Beardie» and is known for its famous «Beardie Bounce», a cheerful bounding to greet you, to check what's over that fence or just to play.

The Bearded Collie, affectionately called the Beardie, was developed in Scotland as a herding dog.

The Beardie is still used as a shepherd's helpmate in Scotland, and now in the U.S.

As long as your Beardie has a tongue to kiss with, a tail to wag and four feet to bounce on, show faults are of little consequence to the pet buyeAs long as your Beardie has a tongue to kiss with, a tail to wag and four feet to bounce on, show faults are of little consequence to the pet buyeas your Beardie has a tongue to kiss with, a tail to wag and four feet to bounce on, show faults are of little consequence to the pet buyer.

Browns, blues and fawns are just as attractive and boast the same Beardie personality.

The Beardie is still used as a shepherd's helpmate — not only in its native Scotland, but all over the world.

The Beardie's shaggy coat, also covering the dogs face and chin, gave the breed its name as we all know it now.

Short History of the Breed The Bearded Collie, affectionately called the Beardie, was developed in Scotland as a herding dog.