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Shetland Sheepdog

The Shetland Sheepdog, or Sheltie as he is often called, is very affectionate, gentle and polite, willing to please, and a quick learner. With his floating grace and exceptional intelligence he is one of the top choices for many types of activities, such as obedience, herding, and agility. .

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Sheltie Products
Unique designs of your favorite breed on a variety of products. Perfect for gifts, door prizes, expos, shows. These are copyrighted designs you won't find anywhere else on the web!

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Sheltie Stickers & Decals
Unique stickers and decals of your favorite breed. Perfect for gifts, door prizes, expos, shows, or just to put on your own car, truck, trailer, luggage - whatever! These are copyrighted designs you won't find anywhere else on the web! Choose from three styles:

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All designs are silk screened onto high quality, all weather vinyl, rated for 5-7 years, depending on conditions. All designs are the best of quality to assure they are easily seen and printed by a professional printer. You will not be disappointed with our products!

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Sheltie History

During the 1700s fishing boats arrived regularly on the Shetland Islands, bringing black and tan King Charles Spaniels, "Yakki" dogs from Greenland and spitz-type herding dogs from the Scandinavian countries. These dogs were allowed to "stretch their legs" during their onshore leave, and often left little remembrances of their visit on the islands. The Shetland Sheepdog is obviously related to the other collies, either directly or through a common ancestor. The progeny of these "sailors" and the native island dogs proved to be alert, eager working stock and came to be known as Toonie dogs, for the toon or town (or from tun, Norwegian for farm). Obviously, they were good workers in town or on the farm.

The Shetland Islands are bare and rugged. The terrain furnishes inhospitable territory for raising stock, but its natives were rugged, too, and developed animals that didn't need lush flora to survive. Their miniature cattle, dwarf sheep and tiny Shetland ponies were herded by correspondingly small sheep dogs. The small farms were known as crofts, and the crofters thought highly of their gentle little herding dogs. The Shelties' gait carried them lightly over rough terrain, and their easygoing manner made them gentle with stock.

Early literature refers to the dogs as "nondescript." Eventually a Shetlander named Loggie standardized type for the show ring, and the breed was entered in Crufts in 1906, where they were shown with the Collies, as miniatures. After the destructive years of WWI, a fancier introduced a Collie into the surviving lines, and created the type known at this time.

Quick workers, Shelties are highly intelligent and willing to please, making them one of the outstanding obedience breeds in the ring today. These "apartment-size" collies make ideal pets—they are amiable, healthy, docile and great with children. As with the other collies, a regular grooming schedule keeps their plush coats looking attractive.

The Sheltie standard is precise in height and marking requirements. Due to the relatively recent cross with the Rough Collie, a tendency exists for some specimens to be larger than desired. Puppies termed as "mismarks" and youngsters that go over-size, however, still make delightful companions.

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