Shetland Sheepdog - Top 10 Facts (Sheltie)

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  • The Shetland Sheepdog, often known as the Sheltie, is a breed of herding dog that originated in the Shetland Islands of Scotland. Today, Shelties have become excellent family companions and superstars in dog sports.
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    In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about the Shetland Sheepdog that you might not know.
    A Quick Overview:
    Group: Herding Dogs
    Weight: Starts at 20 pounds
    Height: 13 to 16 inches tall at the shoulder
    Life Expectancy: 12 - 15 years
    Shelties are loving companions for all members of the family, including the kids, but they can be reserved or even shy around strangers. Because of their protective nature, they're quick to bark if they sense that anything's amiss in their territory. Training is essential to keep this trait from becoming a nuisance. On the upside, they make excellent watchdogs. You just have to teach them some discrimination.
    Because of their intelligence, willingness to please, and athletic ability, Shelties excel at performance events. In their size group, Shelties typically dominate the field in agility. They're also exceptionally good in competitive obedience, flyball, tracking, and herding. In fact, Shelties have a reputation for being a little too smart for their own good. This is a breed that needs a job. Without plenty of mental stimulation, Shelties quickly become bored and will invent their own entertainment, which may or may not be to their people's liking.
    Shelties retain a strong herding instinct. You'll find that your Sheltie will enthusiastically chase and try to "herd" squirrels, rabbits, and children, running around them, barking and nipping. Shelty owners should discourage this habit, especially with children, because it can lead to biting. Never let your Sheltie herd unless it's in a herding class with appropriate subjects such as ducks or sheep.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 137

  • @TheBrandy7890
    @TheBrandy7890 2 роки тому +42

    I was not a dog person prior to getting my sheltie. I wanted a cat, but I'm terribly allergic. So I compromised by getting a sheltie. Lemme tell you: he is such a blessing to me. He kind of reminds me of a cat honestly.... but he is so sweet, sensitive, smart, gentle, and surprisingly superrrrrr quiet (I got lucky). I can imagine sticking with this breed forever.

    • @bixumbi
      @bixumbi Рік тому +3

      That's exactly how everyone described my late Sheltie: 'cat dog'. And that's why I loved him. Showed me affection his way, following my everywhere, but always independent, a bit aloof and suspicious of everything. Didn't enjoy cuddling. So intelligent and sensitive

  • @SteveDeacon-kc8ud
    @SteveDeacon-kc8ud 7 місяців тому +10

    We have owned 6 beautiful Shelties and they are such an amazing breed, intelligent, loyal, intuitive, protective, beautiful and your best friend……the list goes on. Once you have had a Sheltie you will realise they are somehow more than a “dog” if that makes sense. People stop and comment on the beauty of our dogs on a regular basis. I am so grateful for the Shelties that have shared my life ❤️

  • @TheBankousa
    @TheBankousa 3 роки тому +34

    I had one. Very smart and loyal.

  • @elizabethshannon5477
    @elizabethshannon5477 6 місяців тому +4

    I am blessed with two beautiful and bright Sheltie grandpuppies who I absolutely love.

  • @JesusTorres-tv8vr
    @JesusTorres-tv8vr 2 роки тому +11

    I have a Sheltie, I was told it was a mini- collie when I brought her. She’s the best dog ever and a great surprise

  • @deborahallen3318
    @deborahallen3318 Рік тому +9

    I have ownned nine Shelties over the last twenty five years and couldn't ask for a better bunch of kids! Absolutely everything you said is very true and furthermore, they are a very sensitive dog and require a soft voice and a gentle touch! One more thing, they are so smart we started spelling words around them so they wouldn't get too excited before a walk or playing ball well, it didn't take long before they caught on to exactly what we were spelling! I've been outsmarted by more Shelties than I care to admit to. We won't talk about when three Shelties blow their coat at the same time! 😖

  • @slickdaddy12
    @slickdaddy12 Рік тому +3

    If you decide to get a Sheltie then get ready for a ride. The entertainment is "first class"! I can't imagine life without one.

  • @sklein750
    @sklein750 3 роки тому +20

    Had shelties all my life very sweet and smart dogs .all of my shelties lived to be over 15 my last one was one month shy of 17

    • @robertcalderone5998
      @robertcalderone5998 2 роки тому +4

      sklein750...I am very happy your Shelties lived to ripe old age.
      I gave my Sheltie the best of everything physically and mentally and I had to put her down ten days into her 11th birthday from painful Bone Cancer.
      Will always miss my Wendy.
      RIP sweet girl.

    • @bixumbi
      @bixumbi Рік тому

      My Sheltie also passed away exactly one month before turning 17

  • @alexandrareyes9237
    @alexandrareyes9237 2 роки тому +5

    If you have a Sheltie that loves you will never be lonely again… love them!

  • @mindcrime420
    @mindcrime420 2 роки тому +10

    Don't say don't buy from a breeder it's not the dogs fault !It should just be love to all dogs! They all deserve it!

  • @jameskennedy-clarke2
    @jameskennedy-clarke2 3 роки тому +12

    The best dog in the world, companion extraordinare!

  • @alliecr1057
    @alliecr1057 15 днів тому

    I grew up with shelties and they are amazing dogs. My mom is a professional trainer and there were things we taught our Shelties in 2 or 3 tries while our Shih Tzu took 3 years to learn the same obedience skills! They are highly intelligent and love to work and learn

  • @itsadogslife...8825
    @itsadogslife...8825 3 роки тому +32

    My Sheltie , Jazz could learn a new command in three, five minute sessions spread over two days. She was so trusting, she would literally fall ( not jump ) from a tree or wall a meter above me, knowing I would always catch her

    • @kristinemorley4337
      @kristinemorley4337 3 роки тому

      Is Jazz the dog on utube talking about grandma in the shower? A tri colored.?

    • @sandragruhle6288
      @sandragruhle6288 2 роки тому

      I had a Jazzie One and a Jazzie Two. Three would be most welcome.😍❤️

    • @flipnshifty
      @flipnshifty Рік тому

      My sheltie is so smart she knows whether the command is useful or not, if i tell her to sit when were inside and i dont have a treat with me she won't do it 😆

  • @snizzlefrazzy
    @snizzlefrazzy 2 роки тому +10

    My sheltie (Kimmy) was the best dog we ever had. So sweet and so smart. Had her for 12 years. I now call shelties “Kimmy dogs”

  • @marias1609
    @marias1609 3 роки тому +25

    The thing with the wide variety of personalities is so true, and i never thought of that before! It's very hard to predict how energetic/open/sensitive etc my sheltie will react bc it really differs from day to day and then differs again wildly from her brothers and sisters

  • @okramw1
    @okramw1 Місяць тому

    I had 30 years of Red Longhaired Weiner-Dogs & they are Fantastic! With Personality!!! I switched to Shelties 15 years ago (Athos is on his way to the Dog Star 🌟) 😇 He was incredible & we all miss him very much 😔 Now comes D'Arkagnan (a Bi-color) & he's adorable! Shelties are SPECIAL! ❤️

  • @dalleydallmaijer1526
    @dalleydallmaijer1526 3 роки тому +97

    Once buying a sheltie you never want another breed of dog

    • @zaccllewellyn8950
      @zaccllewellyn8950 Рік тому +6

      great for being loyal and protective

    • @greennbean
      @greennbean Рік тому +4

      I agree. I once put the German Shepard in this category but after owning a sheltie there is no comparison.

    • @darkermoonlightshadow2084
      @darkermoonlightshadow2084 Рік тому +6

      Shelies are the best. They can tell if you are feeling depressed or happy. My late sheltie Phoebe was there for me when I was in a dark place.

    • @AlexisLovesJesuss
      @AlexisLovesJesuss Рік тому +1

      💯% trueee

    • @peacefulone4461
      @peacefulone4461 Рік тому

      ​@@darkermoonlightshadow2084 I absolutely understand & agree. ❤ 🐕

  • @elainemalkin3281
    @elainemalkin3281 4 місяці тому +1

    I’ve had several Shelties, each one a bit different but totally wonderful !

  • @naioma355
    @naioma355 2 роки тому +7

    They can also hold grudges. My old Shetland used to nip my aunt ankle every time she was visiting. Which was not very often.

  • @maxdangers
    @maxdangers Рік тому +2

    I was helping a customer by lifting bags of stones into her car and one of these was in the back seat. She said she was rescued because she was being used for puppies, she had two litters before she was three years old. She was badly treated and the lady told me she was badly matted and very timid but the little lady dog was very nice, she let me pet her and give her ear scratches. I've met lots of interesting dogs at my work as I usually work in the pet section but I never got to pet a Shetland Collie until today, it felt like an accomplishment. The customer said I am very lucky because her dog usually is timid, especially around men.

  • @francisclause4668
    @francisclause4668 5 місяців тому +1

    Geez they are beautiful!!!!

  • @MikeM-r9d
    @MikeM-r9d Місяць тому

    I loved my sheltie when I had her, and she was my shadow everywhere. As she got older she became very, very shy around strangers -- as they would quickly reach out to pet her which tended to very much stress her out. I remember then she would then hide behind my legs, and push me forward when she had enough.

  • @LifeWithFiveDogs
    @LifeWithFiveDogs 14 днів тому

    They are the best breed ever! :)

  • @cricketbaxter1608
    @cricketbaxter1608 2 роки тому +6

    Oh we have lots of experience with this breed with Cricket, Biscuit and Baxter! Thanks for crediting Cricket Chronicles! Awesome video

  • @biridianabarrios7345
    @biridianabarrios7345 2 роки тому +4

    I lost my sheltie in 2017 to cancer granted the old boy lived to be in his golden years and man if he wasn't the best dog a person could have. I've finally worked myself up to get another one , best breed out there in my opinion

  • @GR-ji9fw
    @GR-ji9fw 8 місяців тому

    My sheltie is my first - sweet little boy, and so smart. We got him just before the pandemic, and he got us out walking during it - outside, and healthier.

  • @DeniseSatterwhite
    @DeniseSatterwhite Рік тому +3

    I'm definitely a lover of the Sheltie breed, I have a three month old new addition to our family, he is the fourth sheltie we have had. He is so lovable and is developing his own personality including becoming our shadows What amazes me is that he knows what time is his feeding and he'll stand by the pantry door and bark.....How does he know?

    • @OakwiseBecoming
      @OakwiseBecoming 11 місяців тому +1

      Because he’s hungry and you’re probably underfeeding him. I have always left dry food out 24/7 for all my dogs and cats and they NEVER overeat or get fat. They get their wet food (which is raw chicken in this house) once per day but if they are hungry before or after, they have free access to food. And of course puppies need feeding every few hours. Yours is probably hungry.

  • @lynnea8559
    @lynnea8559 Рік тому +19

    My sheltie was almost human...so smart! My daughter was in her crib upstairs. I went downstairs to get water. The vaporizer was on. Suddenly she started barking and running up and down the stairs. Yea like lassie lol. I followed her to the bedroom...sparks were coming from the wall where the vaporizer was plugged in. Iimagine...she actually saved my daughters life!! I loved her so much and think of her still after many years. I hope she's in heaven. If the lion will lay down with the lamb surely she's with God. I hope she is happy and knows I still love her

    • @lynnea8559
      @lynnea8559 Рік тому

      P.s. her name was Tessie....tessie twinkletoes

    • @cyndih4720
      @cyndih4720 Рік тому

      I believe wholeheartedly they are. I've heard several testimonies where God showed people in dreams or visions that their dog was in heaven. 💕

    • @ModelMan
      @ModelMan Рік тому

      Lovely story

    • @OakwiseBecoming
      @OakwiseBecoming 11 місяців тому

      Luckily the Hebrew Bible is false because Abrahamists believe animals don’t have souls. If YOU believe animals have souls, that’s because deep down inside we are all pagans. Paganism is the natural religion of all humans. It’s animism and we once knew that all animals and plants have spirits like we do. We still believe these things even though Abrahamism tried to stamp it out of us.

    • @OakwiseBecoming
      @OakwiseBecoming 11 місяців тому

      @@cyndih4720that’s not the Hebrew demon god, that’s your own connection to the spirits. Paganism is life. Abrahamism is death.

  • @estebanguerra2573
    @estebanguerra2573 Місяць тому

    My first dog, his name was nacho. He passed in 2010. Very smart from what I remember

  • @judiediezmo6576
    @judiediezmo6576 2 роки тому +4

    This vid describes my sheltie so much!)❤

  • @miniaddict4534
    @miniaddict4534 Рік тому +2

    Awesome video! One thing to add, Shelties can be big too! Although it’s uncommon, Shelties can grow up to 50lbs! My girl is 40 lbs but she’s not fat, she’s just taller and bigger. Most people confuse her for a Collie.

  • @thedevinbarto
    @thedevinbarto 2 роки тому +2

    we have a sheltie puppy. she is great. such a good dog

  • @lindadunn3525
    @lindadunn3525 3 роки тому +7

    My sheltie was 12yeats old but unfortunately she got bladder cancer, I miss her soo very much it's been 2yrs ago, it still hurts

    • @katlovesdogs4119
      @katlovesdogs4119 3 роки тому +3

      Linda Dunn • MY Sheltie, Laddie, is 11 y.o. He's my best friend. I got him when he was four months old and a bundle of energy. He says puppy like until he was two years old. Quite a handful, but so much fun. He and I have gotten old together so we are pretty much a matched pair now. I feel so bad for you. I know if I outlive my Laddie I will mourn him the rest of my life.

    • @Seb590
      @Seb590 2 роки тому

  • @johnlamont9862
    @johnlamont9862 Рік тому

    Loved my shelties, had one of my own and fostered for a rescue for many years. Would love to have one again.

  • @copperhead550
    @copperhead550 Рік тому

    Love my sheltie! First one that joined my family passed away back in 2016 from old age. Do miss him. Was so hurt about his loss it took me til 2022 to buy a new puppy. He’s so thick skulled and lazy about learning new tricks.

  • @lindahamilton639
    @lindahamilton639 3 роки тому +8

    I have 3 shelties. My license plate is “TOONIES” on my car. My first Sheltie was named Toonie. I live in Arizona USA

  • @tyranitarjnd4150
    @tyranitarjnd4150 2 місяці тому

    I had one grewing up he hated it when i wasnt home. He would also hesrd our dachshunds when we let them off the leash. He was great.

  • @janismoffatt2071
    @janismoffatt2071 2 роки тому

    Best dog. Total love for my Sadie

  • @echologname
    @echologname 3 роки тому +9

    When we got to health risks, I was pretty sure something was going to be mentioned about their skin. My sheltie has had skin issues her whole life, it could be atopic (seasonal allergy) or some specific common breed conditions like hypothyroidism (which she has) or dermatomyositis (DMS, and we're not sure if she has this or not) which can both cause fur loss, dry flakey skin and DMS is characterized by lesions in areas lacking muscle like the face, legs and tail (my dog's tail is bare except for some fur growing on the end). There's no cure for DMS or hypothyroidism, and we still don't have her symptoms under control with the effort we've been putting in, so keep in mind, you may have a chronically ill sheltie who NEVER stops licking their paws and is balding so you may need to buy doggie sweaters to keep their bare skin warm in winter.

  • @AlexisLovesJesuss
    @AlexisLovesJesuss Рік тому

    i have a sheltie currently, 6 years old! his name is zephyrus and he is a blessing to our family!!

  • @pattownsend6766
    @pattownsend6766 13 днів тому

    I saw Biscuit and Cricket in this video!

  • @TheInkPitOx
    @TheInkPitOx 2 роки тому

    We had one for over ten years. Working size. Wonderful personality. Very energetic.
    She also didn't have the stripe on the nose.

  • @angelamartin6287
    @angelamartin6287 Рік тому +1

    I want a sheltie pup

  • @jameswashington4984
    @jameswashington4984 3 роки тому +5

    Nice looking 🐶

  • @steelernation1989
    @steelernation1989 3 роки тому +8

    They're gorgeous dogs. Still love my Border Collie though 😍

  • @garycovey1842
    @garycovey1842 Рік тому

    Oh,yes I have lived with these bred of dogs.Over the last nineteen years my wife and I have had three that have gone to,Rainbow Bridge,two lived a long life,the third one life was cut short from an enlarged heart at six years.Presently we have two,one will be three and the other will be two.Everyone of them had their own personal personallity.Ww loved every one of them

  • @bonniemaesavage8775
    @bonniemaesavage8775 2 роки тому +6

    Wonderful dogs
    ..mine was not a barker as indicated
    He was super sweet sensitive and very intelligent and always always cheerful

    • @SilentComebak
      @SilentComebak 2 роки тому

      Must be nice, ours barks her head off 😂

  • @zaccllewellyn8950
    @zaccllewellyn8950 Рік тому +1

    fun fact they're in the top 5 rarest dogs in Shetland and they're are none ever used in
    Shetland for herding and sheepdogging, when see they are always heeling to they're.owner and are quite protective as it's in they're nature

  • @frethero19
    @frethero19 8 місяців тому

    RIP to my Mollie girl. A beautiful black fur pure bred with brown and white highlights. I miss that little snout so much. A leash was never needed, she was so well behaved and never wandered out of eyesight of each other and would wait for me to catch up on hikes. She executed every command with grace and ease. I have a Husky now who is just as loving and caring, and just as clever and personable, however, she is much more independent than the Sheltie. Her stubbornness sometimes is part and parcel for the breed, but god damn can she throw a bitch fit sometimes. All for not bc all it takes is some slow deep ear scritches and shes putty in my hands. I always think about how the two of them would have interacted. The energy between them would have been insane. Two of the most beautiful dog breeds imo.

  • @sylviatichnell4278
    @sylviatichnell4278 Рік тому

    They are so cute

  • @Lovelypop777
    @Lovelypop777 3 роки тому +1

    So cute

  • @sandragruhle6288
    @sandragruhle6288 2 роки тому +2

    Having had one Collie and five Shelties, I crave number six, but it must be an adult.

  • @chriswalls5831
    @chriswalls5831 17 днів тому +1

    Might get one hope it gets along with my rabbits, turtles

  • @markdesmarais8720
    @markdesmarais8720 Рік тому

    Yes they bark..but are really good with kids ( discounting the fact that she nipped @kids heels running around the backyard) she was a great dog for my kids to grow up with..sometimes funny..loved to go on a sled in the snow..we also got a collie..we never had a break-in. Too bad Sheltie got cancer @ 11 yrs old.

  • @maryannangros8834
    @maryannangros8834 Рік тому +1

    I did Sheltie rescue for 10 years. The .ain reason they were given up was because people got them for looks without learning about the breed.

  • @lauriefodor8964
    @lauriefodor8964 3 роки тому +4

    I had 2 very smart dogs sparky was very smart saved my life twice and followed my everywhere would hide when I said bath miss my sparky he died of skin cancer he was almost 13 he was 2 months old when I got sparky miss him the best dogs

    • @nigelft
      @nigelft 3 роки тому +1

      I bet you do ... I have had first hand experience of indifference, due to not fully appreciating that any companion animal, even a canary, can feel like a family member, and is, rightly, treated as such ...
      Also, Sparky seems an apt name for a Sheltie; like the Duracell Bunny, Sparky by name, Sparky by nature ... until nap time ...
      And the fact Sparky was alert enough to save your life ... of course you would grieve ...
      All I can say, the pain doesn't quite go away; it just stops hurting quite so much ...

  • @racheld9667
    @racheld9667 Рік тому

    Miss my sheltie

  • @valerieshepherd6823
    @valerieshepherd6823 Рік тому

    My Granny had a sheltie called Bonnie who was completely strawberry blonde in colour. She was just the best dog.

  • @shannonrea9294
    @shannonrea9294 3 роки тому +3

    Collie eye anomaly, Hip displasya, Von willebrand disease do not just spontaneous develop. This is in the DNA of the dog. A reputable preservation breeder would test for this and many more before breeding a dog. They would not breed animals with this or MDR and MDR1
    Other that this information this is a great video to introduce people to the breed

    • @nigelft
      @nigelft 3 роки тому

      Von Willebrand disease I can say for certain is genetically inheritable, as it belongs in the same group of blood clotting disorders (or, rather, the inability to clot sufficiently enough) as haemophilia, except compared with the later - at least in humans - both males and females can not just carry it, but develop it, also ...
      I would imagine, given the double coat, it's near impossible to detect easy brusing of the skin, but a minor cut that bleeds more, and a lot longer, than it should, is a (more or less ...) direct indicator of insufficient clotting ...
      But I may be wrong ... last time I went anywhere near haematology was back in the late 1990s, so don't take my word for it ...
      [Edit: it should be noted that Hip Displasya is likely to come from the early cross-breeding with Rough Collies. It is a sad fact that many medium - large dogs, develop HD, such as German Shepherds, and specifically the - imho - insane breed 'standard' of the back legs being over extended to the rear ...
      HD may be alleviated through the use of hydrotherapy*, although the exact efficacy isn't known, and, for dogs, can get rather expensive (unless you happen to live close enough to a beach with body temperature waters, for most of the year ...), but, if you do have a dog with it, ask your vet, and, if you have decent pet insurance, that may cover it ...
      But, that being said, I'm hardly surprised that both the American Kennel Club, as well as our, British, counterpart, seems highly reluctant to deal with genetic issues with dogs. One only has to look at the disaster which are the brachycephalic breeds (viz. Pugs ...), to see how glacially slow they are at tackling a severe issue, that effects even cats. The only solution is surgery, and even then, as with Pugs, brachycephalic dogs have so many other issues. A Pug I met once was a friendly little soul, whom came from a shelter, but oh boy; aside from the panting, he couldn't lay down, on any surface, save the orthopaedic bed, the owner told me, as his hip pain was just too much, so he just went from sitting to standing, and back again ... you can tell by his excess panting - even for a Pug - the poor little guy was simply exhausted ...
      The tragedy is, pure bred dogs (and some cats ...) where not so badly affected, going back even 100 years ago, and certainly 200. It was when people, whom ought to have known much better, had they had the same understanding we have now, tried to decide what made for a 'perfect' example of a particular breed, did intergenerational interbreeding began ... and now, unfortunately, owners are reaping that ...
      BTW, a Sheltie is, if my living arrangement was twice it's current size, one of my dog breeds I would love to have, but my first go to would be a rescue shelter, to find a similar looking dog, as though s/he may be a 'mutt', the more genetically diverse a dog is, the less chance - abet not 100%, guaranteed - that they have the same genetic afflictions that comes with pure bred dogs ...
      ... hence the push, especially by the British Veterniary Association, of 'adopt, don't shop', because of the insane level of genetic issues that comes with pure bred cats, dogs, and many other companion animals ...
      (*= with personal experience of hip, and knee, pain, from an chronic, acute, condition (fibromyalgia ...), hydrotherapy isn't cheap, but the session I did have, helped with the pain, although the cost, aside from the monetary one, was absolutely fatigue the next day ... fortunately, due to that pain, and much besides, I'm disabled, albet at the too young an age of 47 ... to be told I may never work again was almost as bad as the pain ...)]

  • @notallthatskilled
    @notallthatskilled 2 роки тому +2

    i have one that is cute and lovely :3

  • @charlesgarcia4660
    @charlesgarcia4660 Рік тому

    I just got myself a 2 month old, and after the 2 days of training. He's already learned how to sit

    • @deborahallen3318
      @deborahallen3318 Рік тому +2

      That's great and by next week your fur baby will be fetching your slippers! 😅👏

    • @charlesgarcia4660
      @charlesgarcia4660 Рік тому

      @deborahallen3318 you called it😂

  • @waldemarkissel2563
    @waldemarkissel2563 2 роки тому +2

    Don't let barking be exaggerated. Shelties do not bark that much unless they are being mistreated. Furthermore Shelties have baby voices. Grooming is not a big issue. But is is a pleasant task because it is time you can spend with the Sheltie

  • @monikaffrydrych9224
    @monikaffrydrych9224 9 місяців тому

    My Sheltie is great in nosework 😊

  • @PRH123
    @PRH123 3 місяці тому

    I'm curious, are there mini shelties being bred? I sometimes see shelties that are very small, really tiny.
    Our pedigree sheltie was comparatively quite large, in fact he was once described as a "small male collie" when he was nicked by the dogcatcher :)

  • @MeghanBrowning-cy3tm
    @MeghanBrowning-cy3tm Рік тому

    I have a sheltie shepherd

  • @pranita5616
    @pranita5616 3 роки тому

    I have a baby one it's very playful

  • @allison6842
    @allison6842 6 місяців тому

    They are very much a shadow, unless she has her sheep for health though PLEASE keep an eye out for a Mucocele of the membrane of the the gallbladder I lost my previous sheltie to this its not common but... still a scary factor. if you have a sheltie over 5 please check with your vet about this!

  • @Red_DaFloof
    @Red_DaFloof Рік тому +1

    THts my dog😊

  • @lindadunn3525
    @lindadunn3525 3 роки тому +1

    I had my sheltie for years she was so smart played tricks or treats for frozen green beans she loved that fun time every day same time she would let me know it's time by sitting by the refrigerator

  • @joemama-fh8ll
    @joemama-fh8ll 2 роки тому +1

    My shelties are very friendly but i trained them to watch my daughter and bite anyone being aggressive near her.

  • @godschild2432
    @godschild2432 2 роки тому

    They bark a lot, now I am rethinking

    • @katrina6598
      @katrina6598 Рік тому

      They are easily trained to keep it in check.

  • @saba347
    @saba347 3 роки тому +5

    They are so cute!
    I don't think he mentioned that epilepsy is common in this breed, especially if from a bad breeder. Rescues and shelters, please!

  • @rn9167
    @rn9167 Рік тому

    how many hours of the day you can leave an adult sheltie? Thanks!

  • @jdorffer
    @jdorffer Рік тому +1

    I have a sheltie, she's seems to understand when I talk to her, or tilts her head to show that she doesn't understand advanced math, well neither do I, maybe that's on me.

    • @deborahallen3318
      @deborahallen3318 Рік тому

      They catch on to exactly what you're spelling in a short time too!

  • @glitt3rgalaxy
    @glitt3rgalaxy Рік тому

    I'm wondering if #1 is true. From what I've read they're not crossed or descendants of the collie. I believe on the AKC website it states this. 🤔

  • @cherriemay528
    @cherriemay528 Рік тому

    I wanted one😭

  • @cats3314
    @cats3314 3 роки тому +2

    I stopped eating my food when he said scotland, I got excited to go pick one up but remembered my mom is broke lol

  • @JoshuaBrock-fp9ey
    @JoshuaBrock-fp9ey 10 місяців тому

    Tennis ball freak ? Mine likes to fetch a volleyball

  • @carolesaintemarie3530
    @carolesaintemarie3530 3 роки тому

    I wonder what this Sheltie is eating at 1:50. Hope it is not avocado

  • @DogsWiz
    @DogsWiz  3 роки тому +12

    Does your Sheltie prefer to be with you and follow your from room to room all the time?
    Let us know in the comments

    • @itsadogslife...8825
      @itsadogslife...8825 3 роки тому +2

      96.75% of the time, the other 3.25% of the time either eating of sleeping!

    • @marias1609
      @marias1609 3 роки тому +1

      I actually trained her so she knows that nothing exciting happens and i won't leave without saying goodbye, so she just chills in her favourite spots all the time, except of course i interact with her. I think she's more relaxed that way! But when we're someplace else she really sticks to my side until she feels save enough :) also when walking off leash shr always stays near and checks where I am!

    • @amandaturner8928
      @amandaturner8928 2 роки тому +2

      Anywhere I am is where they are happiest!

  • @judyhunter3497
    @judyhunter3497 2 роки тому +1

    We had a beautiful Shealty his name was Jake smart a could be not hard to train never did he mess in the house loved him to pieces lost him at eleven and a half don’t what happened he was so happy had a bath and hair cut an he jump red around when I went and got him the nexted day I his shots too he was listless and the and it was down hill from there broke my heart he was eleven and a half lost my baby now I had another little dog has passed too his name was Simon he was a Chiihwahwa he was 10 and half smart as could be miss him terrible

    • @robertcalderone5998
      @robertcalderone5998 2 роки тому +1

      Judy Hunter....My Sheltie Wendy was hypersensitive to shots.
      She would become listless for two days before recovering.
      She could only tolerate one or two shots at a time.
      I hope a severe allergic reaction didn't cause your Sheltie's death
      Yes it is more expensive to spread out the shots out over many Vet visits but safer for your Sheltie

    • @siriusley13
      @siriusley13 Рік тому

      It’s the shots read jabbed by Brett Wilcox same for man and animal

  • @VirginijaMončiauskaitė
    @VirginijaMončiauskaitė 3 місяці тому

    Visos,veislės,šunu,ira,geros,tik,reikia,žinoti,jiu,pavadinimus,ir,turėti,apie,veisles,kunigas,ir,jiu,mokymus,šunu,

  • @lindabrophy6171
    @lindabrophy6171 Рік тому

    Shelties ancestry is the toonie that was a little farm dog and a icelandic yakki dog. They are very werry of strangers and other dogs if not raise with them. My Sheltie I lost in Jan. 2022 at the age of 13. I miss him so much. they love their family, but they also are very loyal, but they can go more towards one owner. I had an old-time scotch collie but I preferer my Sheltie. I feel the AKC ruin a lot of good Breeds. That is not true what they say about the size of a sheltie. mine was 18" tall and weighted 35 pounds. I had A DNA test to see if he was a purebred and he was. it is the AKC and other like them saying that they should only be 14"to 16" tall to be a purebred. Shelties have Boeder Collie in them and others. So yes you can get a sheltie bigger than a show dog. These AKC do not know what the hell they are talking about and how many breeds have they ruin by changing who the breed really was in the first place to suit the rich people in America. Admit it the AKC and others like them only care about what they want not about what the breed really was and now we have the dogs like the pug with so many health problems. The pug had a longer muzzle and a little bit taller until the AKC got a hold of it. They do not breed for health of the breed but for looks only. I just do not understand why people cannot leave the breed along and just except they why they were. look at the Chihuahua the true breed is so much bigger than the ones people have today. just like the mini-Aussie, all the mini-Aussie was started from a rut of the litter. there never was a mini-Aussie. My Sheltie may have been taller than most, but he was just as good or even better than any show dog and did not have so much stress.

  • @aaliyah044
    @aaliyah044 2 роки тому +1

    I have one of those fat things, my Sheltie eats a lot and bites a lot! he’s so greedy he will eat anything he can find/ reach

  • @thetitaniumcranium
    @thetitaniumcranium 2 роки тому

    They shed like FUCK!

    • @thetitaniumcranium
      @thetitaniumcranium Рік тому

      @@gsm4708 I don't know how bad a Husky sheds. Two under coats a year? They're certainly a lot more trainable than a Husky.

  • @AB-pl5zq
    @AB-pl5zq 2 роки тому

    Can shelties use pee pad forever or are they too big ?

  • @cryptopappy6408
    @cryptopappy6408 3 роки тому

    Okay. I'm already sick of hearing your BS about how agile these dogs are! My cat is way more agile and can finish the course way faster. Heck, you won't even see her she so fast and agile! Wait, I'm sorry. I thought she ran the course. She was at Sears! lmao

  • @luckypresscot7144
    @luckypresscot7144 3 роки тому +21

    i am going to get a sheltie so i am watching videos about them all day

    • @rn9167
      @rn9167 Рік тому

      How is your sheltie? I am thinking to get one.

    • @-Mlem-
      @-Mlem- 5 місяців тому

      @@rn9167it’s extremely worth it, I’ve grown up with shelties and I have 2 currently. Such a good breed

    • @monkeyman0309
      @monkeyman0309 2 місяці тому

      @@rn9167 Shelties are very nice an loyal and they are very social and i recommend getting one as i have one.

  • @alexiscunningham7181
    @alexiscunningham7181 Рік тому

    I want a sable sheltie

  • @micheleferguson1853
    @micheleferguson1853 2 роки тому

    I know adorable