Whether the Rough and Smooth Collie Are One Breed
Rough and Smooth Collies are two coat varieties of one single breed recognized by the American Kennel Club in the United States.
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What Lassie Did to Collie Registrations
Lassie films and television shows triggered a massive surge in demand and altered real-life Collie registrations.
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Whether Every Later Lassie Descended From Pal
Pal, the original Collie who starred in the 1943 film, became the direct ancestor of every subsequent dog playing Lassie.
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How Many Films the Collie Pal Appeared In
Pal the Rough Collie starred in the 1943 film Lassie Come Home after trainer Rudd Weatherwax brought him to auditions.
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Whether Lassie Was Played by a Male Collie
Pal, a male Rough Collie born in 1940, starred as the famous female television and film canine character Lassie.
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Which Dog Played Lassie in 1943
Pal, a male Rough Collie trained by Rudd Weatherwax, starred as the original canine in the 1943 film Lassie Come Home.
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Whether the Victorian Show Ring Changed the Collie’s Head
Victorian dog shows and Queen Victoria transformed the Collie head from a broad working skull into an elegant, lengthened profile.
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What Royal Approval Did to Collie Demand
Queen Victoria’s royal approval transformed working Collies into elegant companions, permanently reshaping the popular dog breed’s destiny.
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Whether Queen Victoria Kept Collies at Balmoral
Historical evidence regarding Queen Victoria and her working Collies at Balmoral Castle in the Scottish Highlands.
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When Queen Victoria First Saw a Collie
Queen Victoria discovering working Collies in the Scottish Highlands transformed the rugged herding dogs into popular pets.
