Shetland Sheepdog

The Collie was developed centuries ago to be a herder, watchdog, and companion. Made famous by “Lassie,” a fictional Collie popular in the 1950s, this breed is well-loved as both a working dog and as a pet. Collies come in two varieties – rough coat and smooth coat – but are recognized by their distinctive flopped-over ears, thick hair and long face. These proud dogs are friendly, excellent with children, and are very intelligent and trainable.

Poshie has an outgoing personality, just like the Pomenarian, combined with a playful nature of the Shetland Sheepdog. This breed is an excellent choice for first-time pet parents even with small children. Poshie is a very smart breed, easy to be trained, and loves to hang out with his human family. This breed has a high energy level, and it needs lots of physical and mental, indoor and outdoor activities. With early and right socialization, he gets along well with other dogs, but he can be loud when strangers are around: that’s why he can be an excellent watchdog. This small breed’s average weight is about 13 to 17 pounds, and its size is about 10 to 13 inches.