Mother

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6 weeksAge

FemaleSex

$1,500Price

Collie 1

Collie

1 week

Collie6 weeksFemale

$1,500

Description

Our puppies are kept up to date on all appropriate vaccinations and preventatives. Each puppy will receive eye exams before 8 weeks of age and receive copies of both parents genetic testing as well. We raise our puppies on 80 acres of land with multiple farm animals and small children. We do our best to expose the puppies to new, loud and exciting things young so they aren't easily frightened later in life. We start training early and focus on basic training including leash work, crate training, and potty training in hopes to make your experience as a new puppy owner a little easier.

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LocationHarrisville, Pennsylvania

Puppies in litter1 female

BreedCollie

Ready to LeaveAug 2, 2026

Age6 weeks, 2 days

SexFemale

Vaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedAKC, Other RegisteredMicrochipped by collection date

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Original breeder

Grace Yoder

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Member since2024

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Pros

Lassie — the most famous fictional dog in American culture — represents the breed's gentle, intelligent character accurately in every generation

Collie Club of America is one of the AKC's oldest parent clubs, maintaining decades of CHIC health protocols

Exceptionally gentle, patient, and responsive with children — the classic American family dog with strong herding instincts

MDR1 gene testing is standard in US responsible breeding — buyers can verify parent drug sensitivity status

Cons

MDR1 drug sensitivity affects many Collies — a medical emergency risk if veterinarians aren't informed and the mutation isn't known

The Rough variety's spectacular coat requires significant regular grooming investment

Biannual coat blows are extensive — loose fur management requires sustained effort

Herding instinct may produce circling or nipping behavior toward running children without specific management training

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