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History, 03.02.2021 08:20, Kellymac9901

WILL SOMEONE PLEASE TALK TO ME The Border Collie was originally developed in Scotland and thrived in the region on the border of Scotland and England. The word “collie” is a Scotch word used to describe sheepdogs. Because this breed flourished in the border region, it was christened the “Border Collie.

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