8Collie X 2 years old, she is a beautiful affectionate dog but far too strong for me . She also has a high prey drive. Although she does live with a cat and free range chickens. She is house trained and doesn’t chew. She is ok with having her teeth and nails done. She is a very loving dog who deserves much more attention than she is getting. She knows basic commands such as
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Caroline
Private seller • Darlington, County Durham (23mi)
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