RAISING YOUR SHELTIE ...
Pick up your Sheltie, and look closely: you are standing at the beginning of a great adventure. Everything your new dog is to become starts now . The length of your dog's life will be influenced by three factors: genetics, nutrition and care. While the genetics your breeder worked very hard in producing are determined at conception, you still have a great deal of influence on the length and quality of your new pet's life in many other ways. Give them excellent nutrition, veterinary care and training and your Sheltie will develop to be a healthy, happy dog, a faithful companion, and in many cases the pet of a lifetime. Knowing a few basic facts about Sheltie behavior and how to care for them will help you establish a good relationship. So take time now to learn about caring for your new family member and how to make your home safe for them. This will help make the transition easy on your Sheltie and on the rest of their new family.
Dog Crates...Cage or Home?
Beautiful Ears !
Growth Charts-
A Guide for raising Your Puppy
A new puppy is furry, cuddly, and full of joy.Being a pet-owner is a lot of fun,but it is also a big responsibility.
In spite of negative first reactions, many dog owners,...
Originally Posted 2009/Updated January 2021
Originally Posted 2009/Updated January 2021
The correct Sheltie ear is beautiful. It contributes to a soft intelligent expression and gives an alert look to the entire dog. It is set high, opening forward, semi-erect; the top third of the...
Sea Isle Growth Chart-Nobel Growth Chart-
Still the go- to reference for indications of how large, or small your Sheltie will be at maturity...
A Sheltie Primer-
Originally Posted 2009/Updated January 2021
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A definitive guide for everything Shetland Sheepdog! Especially good for those looking for a new pet, first time owners, as well as current owners wanting to learn more about the breed and it's care! Handy CD format that allows a quick reference for all Shelties' needs!
Originally Posted 2009/Updated January 2021
