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Pets are easy to adapt to the environment
Live in an apartment it is important before buying a dog as a pet, know the breed that can more easily adapt to these environments, and requiring less space.
This is usually breeds rather small. Sausages, Miniature Schnauzer, French Poodle, Doberman Pincher, Lhasa Apso, Pekingese, Maltese, Pug, Chihuahua, are some possible breeds of dogs that do not require too much space to do their exercises.
Some breeds, like retrievers, Labradors, beagles, and cocker spaniels, need lots of exercise, otherwise easily tend to obesity.
However, dogs must go for a walk every day. In addition to taking them to relieve themselves, walking in the park, running and jumping is very important for the health care of the dog, as well as to be in contact with another animal or vegetation.
But if you live in a small apartment with little space, and to evaluate the need for exercise for the dog must take into account other factors. For example, poodles, toys or dwarfs, are barking and have a high-pitched bark. This, in a reduced environment can lead to poor living with the animal (though, of course, always depends on the person).
An important role for their owners Collie Dog
Under the thick coat of hair holds an agile and well-proportioned dog. The head is long and narrow, small, lively eyes and ears high and folded. The tail is long and hairy. Although the most common colors are white and various shades of cream and red, can also have shades of black and blue pearl.
Its long and beautiful coat requires daily brushing if we have an animal in conditions. Its origins as a shepherd dog, her vivacity and agility, make that need plenty of exercise, both walking and running around. Not well adapted to hot climates. In his capacity as a family dog can adapt well in small apartments, as long as you provide the exercise you need.
It is a dog loving, kind, loyal to his family. He loves to play even when very old. Enjoy a family where you can develop protective instinct, especially children, who adore. A little suspicious of strangers to those who study before deciding whether they are trustworthy.
The origin of this breed is located in Scotland some 400 years ago, perhaps from northern lands. In Scottish Highlands specialized in some sheep grazing in a particular area of legs and black face, called “colleys”, hence probably its name. It was first employed as a pet thanks to Queen Victoria, who had one in her Scottish castle Balmoral, around 1860, coinciding with an exhibition in Birmingham that was announced. His worldwide popularity was provided by the film and television series “Lassie.”
Originally, these dogs had a role as a shepherd. Subsequently came under consideration as a companion dog and family. During World War dog was used as communications, health, and later as police and guide dog. It is also a dog refuted children as they profess affection and so it is an excellent guardian.

